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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1844, 19 June 1920, Page 3

'5 1 ■ (f ■(• ■! :)£ ,1 l . >; ” , A.ND wo will show you the way to save these Pennies. If you havo -C.V dry and warm feet you save r ' DOCTORS’ FEES AND CHEMISTS’ BILIKS. The only way to have dry and warm feet is to wear HANNAH’S CUM BOOTS AND GOLOSHES. GIRLS’ OU.M BOOTS—Sizes 7 to 10, 11s Gd; sizes 11 to 2, 12s Gd; sizes 3 to 8, 14s Gd (ladies’). GOLOSHES. ' CHILDREN’S—4 to 0, 2s lid; GIRLS’-? to 10, ?,s Gd .• GIRLS’—II to 2, 3s lid; WOMEN’S—3 to 8 4s lid MEN’S GUM BOOTS—22s Gd, 27 s Gd. f MEN’S LONG HIP GUM BOOTS', 355. START SAVING TO-DAY AT 0 -i PALMERSTON NORTH. ibbwb™ wmaapaMMaw AY-OLD CHICKS, from heavy laying White Leghorns. £6 per 100, 65s for 50, less Is Gd ajso a fine lino Black Orpington cockerels, 30s each. TERMS: Cockerels cash with order; chicks, 10s per 100, deposit, with order; balance when chiclfls arc ready for railing. IT. WALKER ARDWICK POULTRY FARM, FOXTON. [A’ CABD.] f E. E. O'A.S.TEM * /-IBRTIFICATED MIDWIFERY <U NURSE. “ROSTRATA” NURSING HOME, 27 RUAHINE STREET, Phono 1120, Terms on nnnlioation. 5H22S f"N Prices. at 20 pec cent rriIESE British-made FOLDING PUSHCARTS are the latest style, with .1 baby lacing Hie mother, strongly inside, with draught proof hoods, adjustable to a lying down or sitting up position. ;' Colours—Grey, Suede, Hark Green, Dark Blue. Old Selling Prices were: £5 10s, £5 15s, £0 Os, £0 10s. Willi our reduction ol 20 per cent, to-day’s prices are—--88/-; 93/-;:i.OO/-; 104/-. MAKE *AN EARLY CALL TO SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT. sasssaw V. m s '•A:

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