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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 284, 4 November 1925, Page 9

DEALERS PLEAD FOR. TRAIN LOADS. Tlio first showing of the Chrysler Four on its own home market was followed instantaneously by such an avalanche of orders that the factory found itself besieged on all hands by dealers pleading for train loads. This is not romance—it is literal fact. The Chicago distributor, for instance, sold over 1600 in the first month of showing anti lost as many sales again through the inability of the factory to cope with the demand. One of the greatest receptions was tendered in Detroit itself, the hub of the motor industry. Here the group of city dealers registered over 500 retail sales in the first three days. A word to the wise—book your Chrysler Four early! Local dealers: Justice and Edmunds, Palmerston North; sub-agents, J. J. Sandbrook, Feilding.

To finish off the ensemble wear “Kayscr” gloves. Those lines arc very dressy with their new, short gauntlets beautifully embroidered Woven of finest silk in all the latest shades .Prices range from 9s lid up to 17s 6d pair net cash at The C. M. Ross (Jo., Ltd.’s. —Advt.

LIFTING THE LIFTMAN’S COUGH. The lift attendant’s cough was proverbial, but he gruffly maintained that nothing would shift it. A wise business man one day recommended Pulmonas. Somo days later the cough vanished—never to return. To-day in those buildings it is Pulmonas that are proverbial. Tins Is 6d and 2s 6d from any chemist, or from Stacey Bnos., P.O. Box 882, Auckland. —Advt. THERE’S A FLY IN THE MILK. Mothers! Beware of flics. Keep them out of the home. They are filthy insects and carry dangerous disease germs. Uso "Flikeelo,” the clean-to-use powder that is instant death to flies, yet safe because it is non-poisonous and harmless to humans or animals. Sold by all grocers.—Advt.