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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9419, 15 February 1913, Page 4

Rings Rings. J. B. G rings are the best. OECAFSE thoy are absolutely reli|j ' able Everything i* a,Jout 1 our ]•)i)ir.s —the quality, the finish and "\y 0 make all kind of Rings, and every King is stamped, which is a guarantee that our Rings are precisely as represented. J. 8 GEhhaND RING MAKER AND DIAMOND SETTER, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTOX NORTH. STRONG SCHOOL BOOTS For Bovs and Girls at Sale Prices. THE re-opening of the schools—looked forward to with pleasure by many mothers, also brings a little anxiety in its train. For is there not the expense of footwear to be faced? Fortunately at the time of this re opening there is John Cobbe's Sale in full swing, making possible largo savings in the family exchequer. SCHOOL BOOTS AT SALE PRICES. Children's Strong Double Side Chrome School Boots, with or without toe and heel tip, stocked in sizes 7 up to 1. suitable for either boys or girls. Prices during the Sale, 7s 3d to 9s 6d. according to size. Girls' Strong Chrome Calf Derby Front Boots, stout double soles, sewn wide toes. An ideal Girl's School Boot. Sizes 7 up to 1. During the Sale. 7s Gd to 9s 9d, according to ! size. I Ditto, as above, in Button-up, at same j prices. j Boys' Strong Chrome School Boots. I toe and heel tips. The boots foi | boys' rough wear. Various makes, j Sizes 2upto o. Bs, 8s 6d, 9s, 9s 9d to 12s. ! A Bargain for Little Girls—Fine Brow; Goatskin. one-strap Shoes, will hard-wearing "Mercury" soles. Sim ' 7up to 10. Special Price. 4s 11 d. ! John Oobbe. | Bv buying now you act with wisdom j for owing to the great advance in th price of colonial leather all prices foi | Hoots made in the Dominion will !>. I advanced i:vm In to 15 per cent oi j present prices. I fh'E TAILOR IS KNOWN BY TH; ! ; CLOTHES HE MAKES- | DAC Q p p p O 8S» S hp i e. VJ* J | i. AOiES' uV GENTLMEN'S TAILOR-*-I s'.|"AVE pleasure in nnnouueing tho. ! IX they have eomr!>r>ed business i; jf' cmises specially tut xi up for then .i-xt Wattion Bros., 1 id., the Squan I die. ih-ey hope to obtain a fair shar|"f patronage. Full t-.tocVf of all th- | \v*t fashionable ioH on h^nd

ROSSE BROS, VhnprsUm \<i» *■ n Kiid WHlhnyutJj START the New Year well with a relinMo FOUNTAIN PEN, Me>srs G. H. BENNETT AND C 0.,. BOOKSELLERS, PALMERSTON NORTH. Absolutely guarantee the following four Pens: — WATERMAN'S IDEAL, 13s 6d. THE SWAN, 12s 6d. THE ONOTO, 14s 6d. THE PERFECT, 8s 6d. Each of these Pens is fitted with a 14 carat Gold Nib, Irridium tippod. Money will bo returned if clients are not satisfied. 3 TVISE AND DO BUSINESS WITH US. WE ARE IN THE POSITION TO Show You The Finest Range -to»OX -O • JLAL'SS# OBTAINABLE THE SQUARE. QUALITY j IN the food you eat is of prime ( importance. Cheapness comes < next. { "We combine first-class quality J with lowest possible prices for * cash. Let us execute your n<'xt order. QUALITY WINS EVERY TIME. H. S POHIEOUS &. Co. GROCERS, The Square. Telephone 521.