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3 Points in Shoes that Men Like! T?ORNBBS SHOES for tacn h%vo won for thctmelvcs art 1 HiV hide place in tho masoalinc esteem, la the l!n»t plaee, as to c\*.crual«, they appeal oil tho score of distinctively good style, Kett, 9* to the wearing quality, they prove thiiujuaivei trusty friends, that h num can feel at home with, or rather isi. Lastly, they talk to his packet in a way no other »hoe« do—ahuig a moneyline—lo/6 boot# you'd pay 2/- more for somewhere else; 12/0 boot* that vqvail other 14/0 boots; Bi6 nailed «hi?oteru, tips ami plate*. that \v» ro made to beat, and do brat, aU 10,0 shooters. Thom are some fairly cogent arguments that supply their own proofs. THE FERNESS SHOE STORE, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. Telephone 1517. " SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE." TK7E seldom bold a SALF, but when wo do it i# a WORTH-WHILE SALE. VV Ordinary 21- Bongs and Pieces we are doing at Bd, (kl, 1/-, 1/4 and 1/8. If- Albums we quote at 6d, Soo our SHILLINO TABLE and SIXPENNY WINDOW for mil BARGAINS. Banjos at 20/-, 25/ and J«/- I Violins at 15;-, 2216, 25/-, 40/- and 60/Mandoliiw, American flat backed (big in tone), 40/. and 55/Aceordeons, 4>>, 7/ , 0/-, 11/-» 20/- & 25/- | Cornetu in case 45/*, 85/Concertinas, Ersglbh (steel reeds), 35/- j Clarionets 85/-, 55/3/- IN THE £1 DISCOUNT ON WEBTHEIM MACHINES AND SELLERS* WASHERS. LEARY ft DIXON. YOU CAN O IJAHI Maln-st. East, OBTAIN from «* WK " lt f Pal in erst on N. FIRST CLASS AND UP-TO-DATE DRAPERY IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. In Hosuerv am! Woollen Goods wo are manufacturers; every tiling made in our own factory. (isxTtxMßN,—Get your Under Garments made just as von want them. * Lawks,—- For yourselves and children gut the best tine woollen goods obtainable; have your own choice in shade and colour, design and oualitv * if not in stock we will make anything to suit you. 1 ■ ' INSPEuTIO.V INVITED. Football and School Jersey?, Cycling Suit-«, etc., in stock- and to order. A large assortment of Wicker and Rattan ware. Chairs, upholstered and plain. Basket- ware in all sixes and shapes always in stock. Upstairf yon will find as usual large quantities of Tents*, Tarpaulins, Oilskin Clothing, etc., et-c. , . T „ . REMEMBER! We are Manufacturers, Direct Importers, and sell at BedRock Prices for CASH ONLY. ~"PSYCHO-THEKAPY.~ WHAT IS IT ? IT is a term need to debate IREATMENT OF UISEASE THRO CO 11 THE MIND. It. if-capable of CURING DISEASE in most all its forms. It CURES or relieves when OTHER MEANS FAIL. It in nature's method of healing. Thousands are being HEALED by it. It is recognised and practised bv many leading physicians. What, some eminent Medical Men say: Dr Pitzer, M.D., of Denver, says ■ —" I have been engaged in the practice of medicine for over 10 years, ami ( have cured hundreds by suggestion (PsychoTherapv) that 1 could not even help by any other means." Dr IL A. Parkyn. 31 J>., of Chicago, who hag in the course of 12 years treated over 10,000 easesj says:—-"That psychic healing rests on a scientific basis, and those cured by it rurelv suffer trom relapse." Professor Rernhenn sayslt often performs miracles." Sheldon Leavitt, 31.1t.. of Ctiicago, says:—"Alter much experience, if required to make a choice bet ween drugs and psycho-therapy for the treatment of disease in its multitudinous forms "I should certainly choose the latter." Dr WetterHtrand, of Stockholm, who has successfully treated thousands of cases by psveho-thernpy, and who bus instructed many English and Continental uoctors in its use, says:—" It is not a panacea, but it very frequently succeeds where other methods have failed." Dr O. Mason says:—" Suggestion is not only curative in physical ailments, but also in mental an l moral deficiencies, criminal tendencies, vicious and depraved habits iu children and persons of mature age." 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