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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1706, 22 December 1919, Page 1

NEW WHITE FOOTWEAR ' FOR HOLIDAY WEAR, SINCE Smart Footwear is the fotmi dation'of correct dressing bur special display of the newest and most fashionable in Ladies' "White Footwear merits your c'arly attention. In choosing this footwear, we were particularly careful to select only the best examples, anil our wise choice is reflected in this fine showing. , FOREMOST EXAMPLES COMPRISE LADIES' WHITE CANVAS COURT . SHOES, white heels.-^-los 9d. : "' v " CROCKETT AND JONES' LADIES' j CANVAS LACE SHOE, leatber trimmed.—2ls. WHITE BUCKSKIN OXFORD LACB SHOE, white covered heel.—42s 6d. . WHITE BUCKSKIN GOLF SHpE,.- $ "455! WHITE BUCKSKI.N TWO-TIE SHOE—4os« 6d. • • • BABY'S WHITE KID BUTTON BOOTS, chrome ' soles, very dainty examples, suitable for Xmas gifts.— 4s 6d. •'-. •• •'. ■ •" A Christmas Gift of Shoes will please your lady friend, so come in nndiriake a choice. SEE FOOTWEAR, \PTSPLIY IN NO. ; 12 WINDOW. CASH BUYING SECURES DISCOUNT OF ONE PENNY IN THE SHILLING. If You Cannot Call, AL*il Your Order. COLLIN ON &', LTD. ±X. 19s 6d per ca&e, at" our depot, Uongotea Siding.—Co-op., Rongotea. NEW furniture of latest designs in oak or rimu, atlowesi price* in town.—Harry Palmer'f. IMMEDIATE possession, splendid homo, 7 rooms, all possible conveni-' ences, handy town. Price reduced for "' wk «aie.—Harry Palme. 7 MAS' stockings bought with money !L saved at Pullar and Burrow's; 10 per cent, discount boot fair.

u, aucness cnest, i »' wardrobe, Austrian chairs, trousers' press, tennis net/clocks, watches, gents' gold alberts, lady's gold chain, bracelets, brooches, and B fiat cornet. —J. 0. Mooney, 60 Itangitikei street, phone 1156. TAXI, new 7-eeater Willy's Kniaht car; comfortable, punctual, satisfactory ; charges reasonable.—'Phone 944.—A. Tonkin. i A A ACRES, good dairy farm, all lyy buildings, extensive; pig. geries, £4O an acre, easy terms.— Harry Palmer and Co. IF you are passing just give us a call; enquire our prices, it will pay you all.—Boon and' Co., phone 379. XMAS CARDS.—StiII overstocked; in boxes of cords, 2s 6d boxes for 2s.—Harold Anderson's, Ltd., Main street. See window. ) m PER Do2;.—Christmas cards (j U printed with your name and address; last week for taking orders.— —A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller, the Square, phone 1020. A SENSIBLE gift for your family . or friend, a framed or unframfia picture. Best collection at. Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzherbert street. ~VTO shortage of Mason fruit jars; big stocks just landed at low prices to clear, at Watson Bros., Ltd. ASTER carburetters ensure econo- . mical motoring.—Arthur Whitaker, the car ;repair man, 8 Grey street. 'Phone 626. IOYS! TOYS! TOYS! At L. tin's, . Main street toyland.— Phono 667. MAS cakes, unnee pies, plum pud- . dings, made only from the very [best ir~- ''•-'• '*-'- : - '- « ■■- ' RCHARDS sprayed for oodlin moth i \.s with up-to-date appliances, j Write, call or phone 1014.—Henderson, Qurseryman, Main street. i EE the lovely congoleum art squares j and congoleum by the yam, ut ISheppard'e, furnishers nn ' I* nmongers, 85 and B6a Ranzitik*.. at. IRECT from London, Caley's and

bon-bons; what nicer for Xmn* Dustin's, the pruvidisra.''; MOTORIC'S. - Please nox*~"that we carry stock and can procure at short notice all motor and cycle accessories.—Oiwro., I^ongotea. .OPWOOi) HARDWARE, now in new ferro-concrete premises, Main Street, next to Post Office, is now selling spraying lime, builder?' lime and Golden Bii? Cement. 00K at tbe window display for _J toys and E.P. ware to convince you of the splendid assortment, any price you like; country customers kindly come early.—Landers Bro£., Rongo* tea store, Rongotea. TRAWBERRIES and cream, 109 t "crearaj and iced drinks Berved daily atDustin's marble bar. riOUNTRY CUSTOMERS. Just m¥ landed..cups without saucergj fit I per half dozen: thin china at 7b 3d per [ half dozen. Get in early—this line m a I great' seller.—At Watson* Bros.,' Ltd. ' H. ANDERBOJI, L Licenrod

.. Wanted.—At once, two blade shear* ers; shearers* <iook,' £1 per day: 2 bullock drivers, £5 pei : -week and found; 2 good ploughmen, £2 10b pc« week. Wanted.—€ook, cook for. private house, 40s, no washing; hoiiße-par!ooy-maids, parlourmaids, 30s; lady helps, 255; generals, girls'to assist, cooks for station, 40s; gnls for Wanganui, Now Plymouth and Napier; laundrom (hotel), 85»; housemaids, wfiftwiges, 355; 3 relieving girls, pantry maids, 878) housekeeper, 265. ' Wanted.—Farm hands, boys to milk, men 'for sawmills, ; axemen,' shepherd,, mustprer (£3), married ploughman (£3), farm hands; kitchenmen,' porters, cooks for hotels, porter-barman, driver (£3 10s por week), relieving girl and waitress (good hotel in town), cook* general for Plimmerton (to go with lady from Paimerston North, 30s weak, s"s»' pc-uics paid, wxull liuuily).