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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1716, 6 January 1920, Page 3

■ ■ ■ . or, £ :v • 'h- '■ ' !' -I;: Your footwear must of course be beyond reproach. Here are just _ the styles you will delight in—the latJ . II + est front all parts—bright, attractive, fashionable, and priced so reasonably; Come and select from our now models, and so got the most shapely and comfortable shoes. See the smart holiday tans; the Stylish Patents, Suedes and Velvets; the natty and cool White Nubuck and White Canvas. HERE ARE “FINALS,” WOMEN’S PATENT COURT SHOES, Cuban heel, brilliant buckle. —30s. WOMEN’S PATENT HEEL STRAP, round too, Louis heel. —31s. WOMEN’S PATENT GIBSON TIE SHOE, Cuban heel, very- smart.—3os. WOMEN’S GLACE COURT SHOES, . medium toes, good walking shoe.— 22s 6d. .■ ■ > WOMEN’S GLACE DERBY SHOES (oomfv), patent inset, pump sole.— 32s 6d. WOMEN’S TAN WILLOW COURT ’ SHOE, Cuban heel, pump sole.—2ss. U ..'-V r »Kfc WOMEN’S TAN WILLOW DERBY SHOE, latest American last.—2Bs 6d. WOMEN’S FAWN SUEDE COURT SHOE, old gold buckle.—3ss. WOMEN’S WHITE “NUBUCK” HIGH LEG BOOT, French last, Louis heel.—4Bs 6d. WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS STRAP AND COURT SHOES, very fashionable from 11s 9d. There’s Not a Moment to Lose! MILLAR AND fiIORRI. sVilt . ihrfi 3** 1 THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON NORTH.

£ ■ Kara? Hot Woather Goods. K EEP the Daily Food Fresh and Sweet, ventilate the Home, and Exterminate the Flies.' ■ Yon.can’t enjoy the lovely sulamer weather unless your home is replete with necessary food protective devices. “WIRE DISH COVERS”—4s and each. “PERFORATED ZINC COVERS”—Large size, 7s 9d each. “WIRE CLOTH” for screen doors or window screens, or for making home-made Meat Safes, both in green and galvanised, from 2s 6d to 4s 6d'per yard. “BALLOON FLY TRAPS”—Is 9d each. ‘‘FLY BATHS,” to catch blow flies, 6d each. “ICE CHESTS”—from £8 10s. ‘MEAT SAFES”—I6s 6d to 45s each. ‘PANTRY BINS,” painted -white in sets of 3, to hold flour, sugar and '.<■ bread—34s 6d set. > ‘PANTRY CANNISTERS”—Nests of 9. 39s Gd per nest, st.-v "V y ■ iT ; ‘FRY PAN COVERS”—3s 6d each. Also in stock, CHEAVIN'S WATER FILTERS AND ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ' The “HUSH” WINDOW FASTENER AND SILENCER allows ventilation, prevents rattling, and is burglar proof—2s per pair. insiD | Barr Ltd ■ • . .RANGITIKEI STREET, v-; ,r “.vVv i».o; r ßox 29. PALMERSTON NORTH. Phone 174. «. V ■ -

A DMIRB the large rhinoceros 1 He’s tery wise.ithe same as-us. He’s happy in captivity, no-matter who his captors-]be,, if they drink Suratura Tea. gEY DIDDLE DIDDLE I for Emily N ;Tiddlo, who pawned her town lot her .fiddle,-and then went away a smile of great glee and brought iip two tons—Suratura Teal , BOT BROWN did nothing else but i, Spout. Her rings and frocks were he spout.- .Her boy had got another girl. <Her , aching head was in a whirl. But soon she -laughed • quite happily, content 'with Suratura Tea I broke the ’umhlo art of this’ere blokel” ‘‘My lord, forgive me I” pleaded- she- '-‘‘He pinched my - I —- ■Tea.”i Suratura A POLICEMAN with loud-sounding XV .feeit-: was found one night far olf his beat. He’d skipped away three miles to see a buxom cook named Meg Magee, who gave him Suratura Tea. ,j.v i •fTTERE NO TRICK OR TROPE is XX meant. This is plain advertisement. •, If you must have perfect Tea, buy some Suratura ”D.” ; fTIHE BIG SHIP moved to leave the X Port, The skipper shouted “Moor her I That mankydasted cook has been and left the Suratura I” R JOB ond Mrs Tinkles fought like ; ijwd, ,cats above their wrinkles. Mr Bob and .Mrs Gee kissed each other lovingly, sipping Suratura Tea. X jEARN YET ONCE in life’s grim JLi, School this very simple golden rule: Whoe’er;you:are, wherer you be, if you’d enjoy felicity, drink only Suralu.a Tea! 1 •UlUl’Ußi LOCAL AGENTS ; M<