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||2» 11 Samoa t«anonei »1 I m VI. N ■; : PRBGE EXPLOSIONS IN MEN’S BOOTS. I > UNIQUE opportunity! Pos- / \ giii!., to buy your holiday 1 footwear tor a guinea! Positively new stylos; world-famed makers, I high-grade floods, formerly 24s fid Ito 3os. -Now 21s. SEE OUR GUINEA FOOTWEAR_ • WINDOW FOR MEN ONLY. • 1 PRICES GOOD FOR ONEWEEK;“ DEC. 2nd TO DEC. 9th. MENS BUN CALF DERBY I BOOTS: medium weight. Ideal j business or holiday boot for : 27s Gd. ' £ 5 HOLIDAY PRICE, 21s. g pIEX’S BOX CALF BOOTS; niee • i broad lasts, suede lined. AladoS I bv Crockett and Jones for 30k. 9 I HOLIDAY PRICE. 21s. | I MEN'S BALMORAL BOOTS ini | box call; dressy style and ligbig J in weight for 2os fid. S HOLIDAY PRICE. 21s. B j .MEN’S TAX OXFORDS; made by | | '.Marlow on :i smart last. Goodj . Wearing for 20s Gd. i HOLIDAY PRICE. 21s. i MEN'S TAX DERBY BOOTS; rea , I willow call. Another of Crockett] | and Jones make for 26s fid. HOLIDAY PRICE, 21s. j ' Crocl:ett and Jones make ol .MEN’S; i DERBY BOOTS in black glace] kid. New round toe for 28s Gd. HOLIDAY PRICE, 21s. , MEN’S BOOTS in black patent ! 1.-wilier. A really dressy style for ; special occasions. Made, by Mar-_ low for 30s. & HOLIDAY PRICE. 21s. I PATENT LEATHER DERBY| SHOE for men; American toes* which still remain the f a von rites J of r.ianv. Were 28s nd and 335.9 HOLIDAY PRICE, 21s. i LIMITED. PALMERSTON NORTH; ..Ajj.jA INI AT ERE Union Jack given with every purchase of NestleV. Chocolate this week at Dustin's, Ltd. 5000 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Collarette, arid Cactus Dahlias, including all the latest novelties, now ready for planting. Catalogues free on application.— A. J. Shailer, nurseryman, Scandia street, Palmerston North. Telephone 686.

aa■ ate' u abissb m FOR MAKING "POSTCARD" DinTiibno PICTURES THE CAMERA IS THE IDEAL a; ii KODAK, IVITAKES pictures 5} x 3} A / JtJl inoht-H. A superior camera (W that gives remarkable results. ‘fpm Simple enough lor beginners—efficient enough for exports. PRICE, £5 10s. 142 Oilier Kodaks from 35fi. fss| (Anne in and get tree price cSN! l,stft® CENTRAL PHOTO STORES, MAIN STREET WEST, [m PALMERSTON NORTH. fiS F 0. Box 174. ’Phone 284. W ti m * Sr M B i] BACON PIGS! BACON PIGS! rnHE Fcilding Bacon Company will JL receive pig’s at Rongotea on Monday, November 13th and 27th, also at the Abattoirs and Factory every .Monday and Tuesday. Wo pav highest ruling prices. £. VALLENDFR, Agent, Rongotea. “KIWI” BACON FACTORY. 1 ¥7E aro Cash Buyers of Prime Bacon 7 v Pigs; highest market pr ices given. Spot cash on delivery. Private curing a specialty. ’Phone 411. Trucking Dates:—Ashhnrst, Nov. 21, Dec. 5.—C. Ticehurst, buyer, Thos. Fenton, manager. Palmerston North. BRITISH BACON FACTORY^ 66 BANGUIKEI STREET, P.N. CARR STY & SON, Proprietors. BUYERS OF PRIME BACON PICS. AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY. ’Phone 955. J. WHITE, Manager. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS." I milE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPEHA-|JL TIVE RAO -N AND MEAT PACKING CO., LTD., will receive Live Ha Conors, Porkers and Choppers at tk« I following weighing stations:— Fusion, Mon., Dec. 4 and IS. Rangiotu, Mon., Dec. 4 and IS. Bnnnyrhorpe, 'l ues.. Dec. 5 and 10. Linton, Wed., Dec. 6 and 20. Levin, Thurs., Dec. 7 and 21. Ashhnrst, Mon., Dec. 11. Palmerston N., Tnes.. Dec. 12. Rongotea, Wed., Dec. 13. Ohakefi, Wed., Dec. 13. Shannon, Tiinrs., Dec. 14 and 21. Feilding, Mon., Dec. 4, It and 18. Buyer: H. Ware, 45 Fritz street, Palmerston N r . ’Phone 625.

H WHAT WILL' # 8 YOU GIVE m THIS XMAS, w \ r OV i can easily solve that 111 A -T- gift problem by visit iug g*s my Pharmacy. Among the ||y many Xmas Gilts mav be menfoiled , A large range of new Perfss turnery, and ail tho old 8 favourites. SOAPS. Perfumed Soaps are always welcomed. hair brushes. { Ladies’ styles in Ebony, Silver, etc. Gents’ Military Brushes and Cases. S PERFUMED SPRAYS. EBONY MIRRORS. CUT GLASS SALT BOTTLES, db W. P. HENDERSON, Chemist and Photographic U Dealer, 0 PALMERSTON NORTH. 9M>o*Meeeo«i

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10527, 4 December 1916, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10527, 4 December 1916, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10527, 4 December 1916, Page 6

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