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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2866, 2 April 1925, Page 1

LOTOL THE NEW DISEASE AND INSECT EXTERMINATOR CAN BE USED WITH SAFETY IN YOUR HOMES. PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN’S AND YOUR OWN IHEALTH BY SPRAYING WITH LOTOL. Little children need protection, Old folk, too, from germ infection; Take advice, and peaceful rest, Oust that bug and insect pest — Lotol Sprays have proved the best. CONTINUOUS SPRAYS, 10/0 EACH. For larger quantities, price on application. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT ROBERTSON’S, LOCAL AGENTS. Cash Buying is Better Buying— Always, Smart and Fashionable Knitted Costumes Exact to Illustration Cash Price Only Tr .. r ,T I I-S'ITATED HERE A COSY WOOLLEN COSTUME IN SIL- \ in wide ribbed pattern. This eoatuwt* “PaL* tut. t useful winter garment. Lone ,ull coUur to foot of oout, lie boll, two pockets, plain ribbed skirt, V\ . s sue. \ alue i»/o. Cash Trading Price 65/sessst Cash Trading Price £4/4/nv , ..... i'i, |o ska SON’S LATEST SILK AND WOOL COSTUME) IN FAWN ,il I v l'l ! It H. An' attractive finish is given to the neat tit tin* hwL^’*§i£*l3 .s’!k lli.v.nl interwoven. 801 l collar, narrow tie Wt and ribbed skirt M sli ,i„ colour. Two pockets and fustoning to side silk coveietl duuou. . "■ Vu,u * W ' Cash Trading Price £6/9/AN \T i’-ifACTI V E WOOLLEN COSTUME IN BROWN nrus’iud wool coal, wrap over effect, fastening lelt side with ”l’oiul v ’ Mari’ oolUr with fringe ends. .Pockets on (•out Buttons turn .t. c iic.it fitting skirt, elastic bund at waist. Value .tnlO/-. Cash Trading; Price £6/7/6 oil; I,LADING NUMBERS. AN SMART OOL MlXi.oal cp-rever' willur\whieh"htn ~be worn high or lowh tvrfl l\,-lncil left aide novelty gold silk buckle. Ihe well made A gold silk, which adds to the smartness of this becomi; ok tit u iiuiuMt amuiioiw. an.... BNt.EP t fGNm.LY I* NITTK'D IN ROYAL .AND GOLD SILK ( AND ” Tl lit Value .JJ9/2/8. Cash Trading Price £7/17/# q*. q>. G.n.

JOHN WALLS. baker and confectioner, main street, foxton. Baking is under my own personal supervision, so customers can rely on obtaining only the best quality goods. The Chief Justice when in Foxton, said that the bread was the best he had ever tasted, and the quality is still the same as then. AFTERNOON TEA. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. SAMPLES of Artistic and Commercial Printing may be inspected at “The Herald Office” where all orders will be promptly executed, Highest class workmanship