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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 June 1936, Page 2

Men’s Winter Woollens UNDERWEAR (COLONIAL MADE). Wool Singlets and Pants 5/11 to 17/6 Flannels 5/6 to 7/6 Work Sox From 1/- to 2/6 Pullovers, Jerseys, etc. 8/6,9/11,11/6,12/6 Bush Singlets , 5/11 Gloves 2/6 and 3/6 CAMERON Bros. Men’s Outfitters.

TELEGRAPH Tour good wishes And CONGRATULATIONS On All Appropriate Occasions. Good wishes are expressed with greater individuality on the ornamental forms used for Birthday Greetings and Congratulatory Telegrams.

Motorists! Let Railways Help You NO STRAIN IN THE TRAIN. Motorists, you know well that winter brings more worry and strain on the roads. Ease up, now and then, by taking a train trip. Sit at ease in a cosy carriage and • enjoy the passing show without anxiety. That is the way to lengthen life. Try it. You will like it. Go by Rail—and Relax. HAIL THE RAIL

KEEP SHAKING THE TREE! The tree of business is laden with ripening golden fruit. The casual advertiser gives it a vigorous shake, gathers the small immediate yield, discontented that it is not a “bumper” harvest. The wise advertiser, like the careful orchardist, knows that only so much of the golden fruit will ripen at the same time. He shakes the tree a little to-day and a little tomorrow, after Time has ripened more of the fruit—and the consistent and persistent advertiser also knows that the yearly bumper crop of f s d is the total yield not of one day, week or month, but the result of constantly “Shaking” the tree for the fruit as it gradually ripens. The great tree of business will yield only so often as you shake it. KEEP SHAKING THE TREE ' 'WITH JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING