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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2464, 5 October 1914, Page 3

CHEAP CLOTHES MAKE JACK A "CHEAP" BOY. More parents are finding out each day that it pays to clothe the right kind of boys in the right kind of°Suits. The good clothes outwear two of the cheap suits—hence, what afc first appears extravagance becomes Economy. Now, McMENAMIN SUITS FOR BOYS are very smart, and can be had in several good styles. First, there are the natty 'Yarsky and the neat Norfolk Suits that are so becoming. Then there are the dressy Sport Suits that give a gentlemanly appearance to the boy. Every approved style is here. NOTE YOUR BOY'S NEEDS. VARSITY SUITS, nicely assorted patterns and fabrics. All sizes from 876. NORFOLK SUITS. All sizes, good patterns: Well cut. From 12/6 SPORT SUITS. We pride- ourselves on our good stock of these, ClassyTweeds and Perfect Fitting being a special feature. From 15/6. RUGBY SUITS (3 Garments). From 25/6. Your Boy will never look cheap in Clothes from M <! MENAMLN CASH CLOTHIER, FEILDING'S CHEAPEST STORE. PRESERVE YOUR EGGS FOR WINTER USE. NOW IS THIS TIME, when Eggs are cheap and plentiful, to preserve some for Winter use, when eegs are scarce and dear. The Preserving Process ia simplicity itself. The only requirements are a jar or empty kerosene tin and a- bottle of CAMPBELL'S "WATERGLASS" EGG PRESERVATIVE. The eggs are placed in the container and the solution of Waterjjlass poured over the eggs in sufficient quantity to cover them. Clean, effective, and low in cost, CAMPBELL'S WATERGLASS is the ideal preservative. AYe have sold big quantities in previous seasons, and none but satisfactory reports have been received. One bottle will preserve 300 eggs. Sold in bottles at 1/- each, and in one gallon tins. F. & R. CASVSPBELL, Dispensing Chemists and Opticians, RED CROSS PHARMACY, Manchester Street, FEILDING. LEARN MORE IF YOU WOULD EARN MORE. DON'T FRET,because yours is a humdrum job with little pay and poor prospects. Grumbling will not improve your lob. Resolve to study. Knowledge is power that will raise you out of a routine—any-man's situation to a professional position. And the easiest way to acquire that knowledge is to enrol as a Correspondence Student of BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. First determine what you "nish tbe. If that is difficult, write to the Director of this College. His advice may help you. Whatever examination you .decide to prepare for— LAW PROFESSIONAL, ACCOUNTANCY, PUBLIC SERVICE, or ISN'T RANC! E UNIVERSIT Y. •the surest road to success for a con scientious worker is the course mapped out- by the experts of thi College. No other institution in Ne*. Zealand provides such thorough in structiou for the Gome Student. Test our methods and you will sooi le*vrn why this College has gained ai enviable reputation for successful it suits. Write NOW for Piospeetu No. 4. BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 11 Grey Street. WELLINGTON. " NEW mixPOTATO THE POTATO ALL GROWER HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. fHREFULLY TESTED for si \_y years by th o raiser, Mr .1. G HARRIS, of Raetihi, during whic time it has proved itself both bligb prool and frost resistant. Blight-proof Quality. .Single root: when grown at Raetihi amongst tw ai-ro.s of other varieties which wei killed by blight, remained untouches: Frost-Resistant. It has been raise ami grown at Raetihi afc an elcvatio of 2000 feci, and suffered no injui from frost when tlio rest of the potal crop in the samo paddock was ci. down. Quality, Shape, a Great Cropper, has yielded up to 20 tons per acre. Price 7/6 per lb. Orders will be executed iv strict rotation. Feilding Agents: — BRAMWELL BROS. with whom all orders can bo left DAFFODILS I NOW IS THE TIME TO SELEC VARIETIES. Come and See Them. ALPHA SPRAYERS and CARMON A Ci AR DENALTTIES. FKANK MASO3, • SANDON ROAD. (.One mile from Feildina P. 0.) SENIOR CADETS. T3ARADES FOR OCTOBER Tuesdays: 6, 13, 20, and 27. Drill Hall, 7.30 p.m.