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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1012, 14 November 1917, Page 2

ITS GOOD -'it'lf» Iy) v.m know that the N.Z.C.K. are VJ the pioneers of Clothing Manufacturers in this country ? It is a fact. Forty-tour years ago we established l,hu FIRST factory, and to-day wo are the FOREMOST, because of the quality of our goods. IS if|!l ■KB! Mill ■fill COTSWOLD STYLE WITH SHORTS. In all-wool Colonial Tweeds, Prices 22s 6d, 27s 6d, 32s 6d, 37s 6d. COTSWOLD STYLE WITH BREECHES. In nil-wool Colonial Tweeds, Prices 425, 49s 6d, 52s 6d. DERBY STYLE, pleated front. In all-wool Colonial Tweeds, Prices 21s 6d, 25s 6d, 28s 6d. FAWN POPLIN COTSWOLD SUITS, for summer wear, Price ' , 16s 11d. WASHING VARSITY SUITS, Price 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. New Zealand > Ulfl|l«lHg rdUlUl J J Throw Physic to the Dogs' and get after Health on an ii r-.' liniH' I m i i You'll find it in the air of the Great Outdoors NONPAREIL MOTOR COMPANY, amgiaro ff(#£3s asm We have stocks oi all models. Model "N," powerplns 7 h.p., 3-speed gear box, cradle soring frame. Model "B," oi h.p.. with 3 speed gear box and kick start — the ideal solo mount. J Model "0,7 twin opposed• 2i h.p., kick start, clutch and .'1 speed, gear box. LADIES' WHITE VA» >a* aNKLE BAR SHOES, 5s lid 9s lid LADIES' WHITE CANVAS DERBY LACE SHOES, 4s lid, & lid, 9s 11a. LADIES' WHITE CANVAS WIDE STRAP SHOES, 8s 6d, 12s 6d. LADIES' WHITE CANVAS 2-BUTTO* SHOES, is 6d. MAIDS' WHITE CANVAS SHOES, 3 styles with special walking heels. Sizes _ to 0, Ds (xi. LADIES' WHITE BUCKSKIN and wHu'E CALF SHOES in all the latest styles; just the shoe you want, f r om 19s fed to 40s. CHILDREN'S WHITE BL'CKSKIN ANKLE or 1-BAK SHOES, 2 to G 6s 6d, 7tolo 9s 6d, 11 to 1 10s 6d. ■- ";-«. ■' '; „ < ''". '", * . , «*<** ■ CHILDREN'S WHITE CANVAS SHOES 7to 10!3s lid litc. Us 6d. FOR ALL KINDS OF SUMMER FOOTWEAR SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. WE DO REPAIRS on tho PREMISES. . A§las ABf § $| I il Between C Smith's, Ltd.. and CollinsonjJ AMMA|| mI A I f tffl and Cunninghame's, 11$4§| || $% 11 IM il Ur IB» ill. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. -,.^,^-v^^-..— u. nui an »imiiM«]niumHM Disease - Germs Destroyed! Your Home must bo regularly disinfected if it is to be clean in a health sense. But be sure you use an efficient disinfectant. Many strong or sweet- „ smelling fluids are worthless. Run no »} risks—always get British-made The GUARANTEED Disinfectant Kerol is Non-Poisonous and Non-Corrosive. [ Does not stain liuons. Won't roughen tho I hands. Deodorizes clothing. Nips infection j in the bud. \ Use it in Scrub-water nnd Wash-tubs—when flushing 7 Drains, Sinks and Lavatories—swilling Yards—and L washing Furniture, Paint and Wood-work. n SMALL BOTTLE MAKES THIRTY GALLONS GERM-KILLING KLUID ' : k£-< [n Bottles, Tins, Drams and Casks. Chemists and Storekeeper*. , \j \spr DALGETY & CO., Ltd. - Australasian Agents £g, hA|NES-2 — ■ " Cheap taw i lime goes a long way.' jysk 'your d&altt