Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1707, 23 December 1919, Page 2

THE WELL-KNOWN LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR, OF WELLINGTON, rls opened up in the Square, a few doors from the Grand Hotel. jtuOu"] Ready-to-wear Costumes OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS. . T is Mr .Baker's intention to supply the ladies of Palmerston and L surrounding districts with costumes that are perfect in fit and stylo. Being anxious to build up a. good business,. this can only be done by giving complete satisfaction in every detail. Guaranteed navy blue serges, black, mole, brown, fawn, and many other shades to choose from, also many different styles. BLOUSES AND WOOLLEN JACKETS i i.&Ji\LJ -*- 1 however exclusive its .environment"—that was not the -better for its equipment of Goo J year tvrefc '■' ** There was never a.piuin work-a-day car mMz highways "•—un \b eto pick aid chpo.-;e its routethat was not the saf.-r,' the urer and 'chiaper-rinniug because of its Lroouyear tyre . What is there that insures so uniform and so general a service? The goodness that is built in; the positively-better-construction that creates, from absolutely best materials, the tyre that is trustworthy in fair weather and in foul. <* Buy your Goodycar Tyres, rjeavy Tourist Tubes and Tyre Accessdries from- the Goodyear Service l ~?&*y\ Station. There is one in your locality Br rchc* & Ajtcncle* a I P'iropiil Citi'-s. S ivice '" a)ions and Dealers Everywhere. (Cream o' the Oat) Soliloquy No. 3. The Schoo!mistress—' " 1 often wonder if fathers and mothers realize how neceanary it isthat the children should hare a nourishing, sustaining breakfast. We know tliore's no better breakfam food than Creamoatu—that's why I sometimes think that all my brightest boys and girl* have (Jreamo it i for breakfast." Absolutely pan, the very cream of the best oats, untouched by hand from oatfleld to'pantry—see to it that your kiddies have Crenmoata for breakfast. RANGITIKEI STREET, FOR , TRUCKS, TRACTOrV CKASSI! and SPARE PARTS.