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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3667, 19 July 1927, Page 4

Dressing Your Salesmen! A MAN IS JUDGED BY THE COMPANY HE KEEPS; A BUSINESS BY THE APPEARANCE OP ITS salesmen. YOUR BUSINESS STATIONERY IS Your Silent Salesman AND YOUR BUSINESS STANDING IS JUDGED BY THE QUALITY OF YOUR PRINTED STATIONERY. A PERFECT SERVICE IN Highest Quality Printing IS OFFERED IN YOUR OWN TOWN BY The Manawatu Herald f COY. LTD. GENERAL COMMERCIAL PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS. PHONE No. I. P.0.80X 14. FOXTON.

i m m Ifew out a &mrwith you! LET’S GET TOGETHER. IT’S a great Sale and no mistake —our entire stock of Mercery Clothing and Footwear going at ridiculous prices. A FEW OF THE LATEST “HITS.” 75 pairs Men’s Colonial Tweed Trousers. (Plain bottoms). -Were 15/C. .Sale Price 12/9. Men’s Fancy Wool Pullovers. Were 9/C, 10/C, 14/9. Sale Price 6/11 and 8/9. Men’s Winter Weight Wool and Cotton Singlets and Un'derpants. (English). Were (Mens) 6/11. Sale Price 5/6. Were (O.S. Mens) 8/-. Sale Price 5/11. CO pairs Men’s Box Derby Boots. (English). Were 22/c. Sale Price 17/6. 50 pairs Women’s Black and Brown Check Slippers. Carpet Soles. Sale Price 2/6. SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY—NO APPRO. '9 [IHERSTON NORrti IHeGreat Outfitters HINTS TO MOTORISTS BATTERIES: Your car is harder to start these cold mornings, and this means a greater strain on your Battery. DON’T WAIT till trouble develops, but call in for FREE testing and inspection. I undertake Repairs, Recharging, etc., and when a new Battery is required, I recommend a WESTINGHOUSE. BATTERIES IN STOCK. ERIC R. BOOTH, WHYTE STREET GARAGE. PHONE 144.

ROYAL MAIL. FOXTGN-LEVIN MOTOR SERVICE. 1 - • rii4nr; MR. l'\ ROUT. / A Road. Lesne FOX’.'OS* 7.0 a.m. Leave LEVIN 11.0 a.m. Leave FOXTON 3 30 p.m. Leav*- i.KViX 8.30 p.m. Passengers called for. r*lEs■ Senate 4/6, Return 7/-. ball' committees. Procure your Hall Decorations from the Manawatu Herald Co., Lid. Dennis Crepe Paper, in all colours stocked.