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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 317, 1 February 1922, Page 1

6(1 GUINEA FOOTWEAR l « r GUINEA FOOTWEAR ne GLINKA FOOTWEAR TTS a long time since we wore attic .1 to offer a Guinea line «1 Ladies’ Footwear, but here goes;— LADIES’ SHOES in black glace kid, Derbies and Oxfords; also parent leather and glace kid (,'ourt Shoes, with and without buckle. -Is FA lit. OTHER FOOTWEAR BARGAINS—LADIES’ AIDA BOOTS in glace kid, low leather heels, best boot made tor coni tort, only Ids 6d. WHITE CANVAS SHOES, covered heels, bargains at 9s lld Fair. CHILDREN'S BOOTS in tan and black glace, welted soles, lace or button, made or. natural form. Now showing in window 14. SPECIAL os Gd RAUL COLLfNSON &■ CTTNNINGHAME, Ltd. OOLLINSON & CUNNINGHAMS, Ltd. COLLINSON & CUNNINGSAME, Ltd. an to is’ ■s’ . Id id * :o ts WALKING COATS. ABSOLUTELY THE LAST WORD IN STYLE, QLMART three-quarter length Suede O Coats, beautifully light in weight. These are in Mole with strapping of Red: Brown with strappings of Maize or Mauve. Large pockets, coat lined with silk. Motoring hats to tone with these coats umde to order. All of high-cias; workmanship. MISS OLDBEY’S, THE STRAND. 'BERT P /FARTER, TEACHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING, , ho in attendance at his Studio on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 2nd, 3rd and 4th, tor interviews. Studio address;—B Spooner’s Buildings, Rangitikoi street, Palmerston North. IECJ LY IA BOR School of Elocution, Stagecraft and Dancing (Russian, Character, Step and Toe). Branches will shortly be opened at Bainesse, Longhorn and Rangiotu. Interviews daily, 2—4 p.m., over Alexandra Tea Rooms. CRAVEN, DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 142 Main street. TTEW TERM will begin on MONDAY, Gth Febrinuy. “WEAR EKOA” PREPARATORY & KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, Congregational Schoolroom, Broadway. THIRST TERM commences MONDAY, JE February 6th. Parents interviewed Thursday and Friday, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., at schoolroom. PIANOFORTE TEACHING. MISS D. G. HASTINGS, A.T.C.L., teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, will resume teaching at the Studio, Park’s Buildings, the Square, on WEDNESDAY, February Ist, 1922. Phone 282. HOGG BROS., GENER A L STORE KEEPERS, KONG DTE A. DRAPERY, Boots, Crockery, Hardware, Groceries, etc. Try Our Famous Cremo Tea. 25 PER CENT. Id a remarkable stride when applied to (lie Reduction of Meals. Yet that is just what we have done, and we intend to wvo the utmo*t satisfaction as hitherto, jfresh Fish daily, Fish and Chips always ready. Wo solicit a trial, confident _of pleasing you.—Square lush Supply Dining Rooms (next Manawatu Meat Co.); ’phono ;01, ELOCUTION, PAINTING & DRAWING & PHYSICAL TRAINING. F ALFRED I’RICE will resume . teaching TUESDAY, 31st ol January, 13 Cole’s Iniildings, Palmerston North. PRESERVING PANS, JUDGE BRAND, HEAVY STEEL ENAMELLED, The Pan that is made with the EXTRA THICKNESS of Steel at the bottom, where it is required to PREVENT BURNING. 16 Pints 16fl 6*l. 20 Pints 13s 6d. t 24 Pints 20a Od. NORWOOD HARDWARE C 0. t LTD. * i ~REN HOME. - mniS wo can do thoroughly, anti as JL wo have just landed a shvptnent ob 1922 Wallpapers. Call in and get A u quotation, or ring Phone 747.—W ARD BROS, for Artistic Wallpapers. ’ Address: 79 Cuba street, opp. fin? bell.