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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7714, 7 December 1903, Page 7

GEOVE'S CASH STORE IS NOW OFFERING,-. NEW SEASON'S FKUIT IN GREAT VARIETY. NEW CURRANTS "- NEW, BAISINS 1 NEW SULTANAS | NILW FIGS NEW ALMONDS NEW MUSCATELS (Spanish and California']) AH of the very highest quality money can buy. Well cleaned and fit for use. Also a large consignment of SMALL HAMS At Very Low Prices. GEOVE'S CASH . STORE. IF YOU DO JOT WANT LOUSY SHEEP USE . : MURTOFS. GHAMPION DIF (Liquid, poisonous) McDOUG-ALL'S SCOTCH DIP (Liquid, non-poisonous). GRASS~SEEDS. IF you want thoroughly reliable seeds of high germinating quality, we can suoply both Colonial and Imported TURNIP and RAPE SEED and all our IMPORTED SEEDS just landing direct from HURST & SOS, Loxbon. New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Co, (Limited.) P. PurholJ, sub-apen», Sandon ; J. G. OidhaiD, eub-Efjent, K:mbo)ton ; Richard L. Muir, sub-agenr, I'aibape. COOPEE'S DIP, AFTER 60 YEABS TEST, Is used annually , By the owners of over 200 MILLION . SHEEP. It Competes With None, There is no Other Like it. Beneficial Effects, Uniform Strength, Lasting Frofeeties make it THE CHEAPEST OF ALL DIPS. MREAUD& ABRAHAM, Palmerston North, Dannevirke, and Feilding. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ? MUSCLE | x DOES NOT x $ MAKE THE £ x MAN. I X The Blood is the Life—tbo X X vital force of the . body. X X Sluggish Blood causes Nine- X X tenths of ali Sickness. A X X proper enre for the Blood X "X would prevent many a X X Berious illness. - - - X X A STJttONG MAN X X NEEDS - -' - X X. A STRONG STOMACH. X Constipaiion is generally the chief cause of poor Blood. The X bowels become clogged with foul X matter, which throws off poison- X X ous gapes. These find their way X into the Blood and vitiate it. X i x BLUE FLAG x x LIVER CURE x X CONQUERS CHRONIC X X ... CONSTIPATION X X 13ANISHKS BILIOUSNESS. X. Chemists'and Scores, V 2a 6d per Bottle "' ■ X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx • MUSICAL. • MR PEROI¥AL~V. IATTSON, CERTIFICATED TEACHER OP VIOLIN. (DIPLOMA ASSOC. MUSIC.) ALSO Member Mus. Soc. of Victoria, Pupil of Professor Marshall Hall, Cooaervatoriuca of Mueie, Melbourne, and Herr Franz Deneh, Dresden. For fees, full particulnrs G. H. Bennett (Bnd Co. Telephone 188 • ■ '