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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8105, 4 June 1906, Page 2

GREAT WINTER SALE at VICTORIA NOHSL »—-;o;- — ;o.; TJEFOKE we make our Annual Inventory we have to clear out the balance of our Seasonable Goods. It means SACRIFICING THEM, but wearedetermiiH ,| to carry over nothing'that price will shift So much the better for you.. YOUR CHANCE IS NOW. Below are a few of the offerings. Time illv plenty more, SEE THEM FOR YOURSELVES. Ladies' Jackets Trimmed Millinery Flannelette Blousinga, 1500 yards Dress &oo<lh, from 5s each Half Marked Price M and 4d yard 9d ' U > ls ™> Ud } wL "Were doable 'these prices Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Veilings, Good Lace and Insertion, Untrimmcd Hats, Is 3d half dozen 21 yards for Is 6d, 9d yard Is each Corsets, Double Bed Colonial Blankets Boys' Covert Coats, White Shirts Clearing at Is lid pair IBs (hi pair Os Od each from lis lid each Flannelette Blouses, Millinery Bibbons, Sewing Machines (treadle), Infants' Bonnets, from 2s 6d each 6d yard X' 4 10s Is 6d each Borrockses Calico, Striped Flannelette, Men's Trousers,, Suit Lengths Tweed, 3s lid dozen 3s 6i:l dozen from 4s 3d pair from 15s Od each, I ] I " VICTORIA HOUSE, THE RELIABLE STORE.

3 Points in Shoes that Men Like! SHOES for men have won for themselves an enviable place in the masculine esteem. In the first place, as j to externals, they appeal on the score of distinctively good style. ,i. Next, as to the wearing quality, they prove themselves trusty 'j/ frknds, thfit a man can feel at home with, or rather in. Lastly, they tftlk to his pocket in a way 110 other shoes do—along ft money* saving line—lo/C boots you'd pay 2/- more for somewhere else; 12/6 boots that equal other 14/8 boots; 8/6 nailed shooters, tips i and platea, that were made to beat, -and do beat, all 10-13 shooters. j Those are tome fairly cogent aiyuments that supply tlic-sr own j proofs. THE FURNESS SHOE STORE, I THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. I Telephone 317. ir mQAW i WE seldom hold a BALE, but when wo do it is a WORTH-WHILE SALE. * * Ordinary 2/* Songs and Pieces we are doing at tfd, Bd, 1/-, 1/4 and 1/8. 1/- Albums we quote at 6d, See our SHILLING TABLE and SIXPENNY ' WINDOW for real BARGAINS. ! Banjos at 20/-, 25/- and 35/- | Violins at 15/*, 22/6, 25/-, 40/- and 80/- j Mandolines, American lint backed (big 311 tone), 40/- and 55/- j Accordeons, 4/-, 7/-, 9/-, 11/-, 20/- 6i 25/- j Cornets in ease 45/-, 85/- ' Concertinas, English (steel reodfc), •if*/- | Clarionet* 35/-, 55/- i 3/- IN TDK £1 DISCO I'NT j o.\- WEKTIIEIM MACHINES AND SELLERS' WASHERS. L-EARY & DIXON. j PSYCHO-THERAPY." WHAT IS IT ? IT is a term used to designate IREATMENT OF DISEASE THROUGH THE • MIND. It is capable of CURING DISEASE in most lUi its forms. It CURES or relieveH when OTHER MEANS FAIL, it L? nature's met nod oi: healing. Thousands are being HEALED by it. It in recognised and practised by many leading physicians. What some eminent Medical Men say: I>r Pitner, M.D., of Denver, Bays " I have been engaged in the practice of medicine ior over 40 vears, and 1 have cured hundred* by suggestiou (P.syehoTLtrapv) that, I could not even help by any other means?' ' 'I I)r H* A. Parky 11, M.D., of Chicago, who hag in the course of 12 years treated I over 10,(WO cat-e.s, nays:—" That psychic healing rests on a scieniitlc basis, ami thoie cured by it rarely suffer Irom relapse." , Professor Bembeim nayi-:—•" It often performs miracles." Sheldon Leavitt, -M.1).. of Chicago, my*:—"After much experience, if required to make u choice between druga and psycho-therapy for the treatment of disease in its multitudinous forms I should certainly chob.se the latter." Dr Wetterstrand, of Stockholm, who has successfully treated thousands of cases by psycho-therapy, and who has instructed many KngHfth arid Continental doctors* in its u*t?, »»>*»: —'* I t is not a panacea, but it very frequently succeed# i where other methods have failed." l»r O. Mason says:— 1 " Suggestion is not only curative in physical ailments, also in mental and moral deficiencies, criminal tendencies, Vicious and depraved habits in cLildren and persons of mature age." "1 he aiKivo quotatioiiM cannot fail to convince the most sceptical that Psycho-T«-.erat>v is a pcientifie and effective way of treating disease and should be tried bv alt who sufier, especially if OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED. 'MR & MRS GOODMAN, Medical Specialists, I PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, CUBA-STREET, j Receive patient* for treatment by the above methods. Testimonials on application, j CARS - Oldsmobile - CARS. MEAT. MEAT, j Aoasm*. ' "M'K 1 A T ' I XBE AUTOMOBILE COSP4SI, J ' l Rangitikei-ftt, Palmcrgton N. 7/10 b.p. Curved Bash lUmaboot, £205. G. COLLIS & SONS, I 7/10 h.p. Bucket Stmt Runabout, £238, 7 10/12h.jfcTcwringTomtawi,|2J». T'YESIBE the public to know that! 20/22 h.p. Touring Tonneau, Zr*r* I that they are opening a botehcrv | 10/18 Delivery Wttgo&tMfr. imsfme#* at earner of Cuba and Georc© 16/18 U.p. Light Omnibua, iwU, streets on Saturday, April 7th, mid hope Catalogues fr <iC 00 »PP^ Ctt^oo ' to receive a fair nh&re of support. f 3, E» BECKWITH, Manager Cu*tomer» waited on daily for orders.