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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2521, 21 December 1922, Page 3

WE CAN’T ALL BE CLEVER, BUT WE CAN ALL BE LOYAL. ■WANTED 200 FOXTON CO-OPERATORS WHO WILL PLEDGE THEMSELVES. TO USE a “ROCHDALE" CANDLES “ROCHDALE” MAGIC CLEANSER “ROCHDALE"COFFEE ESSENCE “ROCHDALE" BAKING POWDER. IF IT’S “ROCHDALE” IT’S BETTER. J XMAS GREETINGS, 1922. FOXTON SILVER BAND ? Rather buy a FOXTON GOLD BAND to adorn her pretty fingers and fair arm. ’“JOHNNIE GOLDER S JEWELLERY CALANDER FOR 1923. ! The maiden priced the Ring 1 made, It sparkled ■ ike the SUN.i. She liked the Ring so very much But did not have the MON. She found it awfully hard to choose, So folded up one’s and TI)ES. “I’ve got a scheme, ’’ she coyly said, “I’ll go and find a hoy to WED. So bundled up in cloaks and furs She lisped “I’ll charm the noble ''“‘THURS.’” She didn’t have so long to try, For she found him at an oyster FRI. And on her dimpled Huger fat He slipped that gem Ring while they SAT. Nothing is more acceptable a* a Christmas gift than a piece of Jewellery or high-class Plate. Silver Ware. “JOHNNIE” BOLDER YOUR HOME TOWN JEWELLER. SERVICE. RELIABILITY COURTESY.

> FATHER CHRISTMAS SUGGESTS. That you pay an early visit to O’Connor and Tydeman for here you will find gifts of usefulness, beauty and desirability. OUR selection of Jewellery, Silverware, Greenstone, etc., offer you a very wide scope; pieces which cost only shillings and range upwards to pounds and pounds, JSC matter what you pay, you get quality and value from . O’Connor and Tydeman. irl f|Ol* 9 -y Quality jeuelleft r ' PALMERSTON NORTH j SODA FOUNTAIN. ICE DRINKS ICE CREAMS , FRUIT SALADS at THE MOUTOA TEA ROOMS. J. WALLS, PROPRIETOR. WANTED. —The Foxton Residents to know that Rider’s Boot Emporium will be closed from Saturday, December 23rd, until Thursday, January 4th. Shop early and oblige. FOXTON RETAILERS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. ' r Public is notified that the local business places will be closed on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, of Christmas and New Year weeks. F. RIMMER, Secretary.