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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8962, 30 October 1907, Page 1

" How did you happen to break into the house?', asked the judge. " Well, your Honor, it was 2 o'clock in the morn, ing, no one about, an open door in front of me—why you yourtelf would have gone in!" w A keepers to put as much profit on ready m m to wear clothing as they think the cus- II p| tomer will pay. They don't seem to figure || }■■ that small profits bring quick returns —the || pf | usual thing is to get big profits and sell a few m W§[ suits. " fe j Our idea is to sell many suits on a small H V Y profit—we do it too ! ,j Get acquainted with the choice materials ':* -3 - -Cr.c cjr.Cil!gnt workmanship—the splendid f it- \ j,''" ~ • ■ nllties of our ready to wear suits for men. ji < 7ou won't be sorry. | Kaiapoi and other New Zealand Makes, at 355, 455, 555, 60s, 755, flfljFfra *„, fWO Maid™ wmi 1 iii &r \j\) x &i Morton WHERE THE GOOD VALUES ARE.

WANGANUI PIANO & ORGAN DEPOT. No. 9-1, RIDGWAY STREET, Offers Special Prices and Terms on PIANOS. Call and luspoct his largo Stock. You save money. No Agents' Commission to pay. NEW MUSIC inst to hand. PHONOGRAPHS and tlie Latest lecords. Call or sand for Catalogues and Price Lists. LOUHD & pEDERSEN, r.svorsj iio IS .VIA.3'?ON FORJ Ironmongery, Enamelware, Brnshwara, Cutlery, And E.P. Ware, Etc Eatiin-Viiaa given. AH work done in the most approved manner, 85 years' experience. * Telephone No. 28. > I O Y 0 Li B S. BONGOXEA, Is AGENT for and keeps a large Stock of RUDGE- WHIT WORTH EOTHWELL NEW RAPID, and B.S.A. BICYCLES F REPAIRING in all its branches done on the premises it shortest notice H, MARSH FAMILY AND GBNBBiIi BUTOHEJi, HIGH BTBEKT MARTON Bega t 3 inform 4h3 pallid of Marion and d'stnot that he has taken over the business lately carried on by Mr A. Hook, and is prepared to aupp y the '*" MEST MEA n any quantities at owesS P i DELIVERIES DULY. OLDEST ESTABLISHED 'j PATENT FIRM »*."/- .w:j»aa zmrs. %■£ trade. mmss UEEN'S CHAMBERS Opposite G.P.0., . MR HUGHES undertakes the whole | work of applications for Patents in all i countries. Write for our splendid Booklet, 'Advice to Inventors." We will send t post free on application. I WISH to announce that I have taken over the Premier Stables, Feilding, Lately carried on by Mr P. Flavell where customers can rely on having the Best Horses and the most up-to-date Vehicles /on hire in the town. Give me a trial, J. DRAPER.

The presentTGOLD NUGGET rush is unique in its way, as in this natance it is the Ladies who are leading; not the usual gold seeker, but adies of taste and discretion. Their discrimination is undoubtedly correct, as anyone using the GOLD NUGGET 2s PEKOE will venfj. We should be careful what TEA we drink, how it is made and what brand it is, as our health naturally suffers after using inferior quality. The better the TEA the better our health, if the GOLD NUGGET TEAS are infused for a p 3 riod of four minutes, it is sufficient time to exfcraot all the aromatic, invigorating qualities. GOLD NUGGET TEA is an actual food, pure and wholesome, as well as stimulating, exhilirating, refreshing drink, being without doubt the best vaiuo in the Dominion. Having admitted that the GOLD NUGGET PANNINGS has the largest sale of any TEA of this class in New Zesland, with the sale increasing daily, one mu?t allow that the public recognises high quality, as iheseSTeas maiatain their premier position against other concoctions. This gthebestfeflt of all.