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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 25, 29 December 1925, Page 10

CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR. DON’T ASK YOUR CHILD TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE. IF a Shoo is not'conifirtablo at once, it does not fit, and your boy or girl should not bo asked to break it in. IT IS THE FOOT and not the Shoo which suffers. ' GET YOUR FOOTWEAR AT INKPEN’S, BROADWAY, WHERE FIT IS GUARANTEED. THE BUICK HAS A WORLD REPUTATION. In every country, the first thing a traveller sees is a BUICK. Detroit, in Michigan, U.S.A., is the centre of the car manufacturing industry. What is the popular verdict'" there? In August last, when demand was at the peak, registrations of new cars in Detroit and Wayne County were:—■ BUICK ... Essex Oakland ... Hudson ... Chrysler 4 Nash Dodge Chrysler 6 Studebaker Overland 1151 463 322 305 286 247 236 191 184 114 Jewett Cadillac ... Oldsmobile Packard ... Hupmobile Willys Knight Lincoln Flint 101 100 94 80 51 39 33 32 Later registrations give the same result. BUICK FIRST —always first. COUNT THE BUICKS ON THE ROAD. THE WATT MOTOR CO., LTD.. 42 RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH.

For New Year Presents We have beautiful presents of the finest Perfumes and preparations of the English and Continental markets, including:— HOUBIG ANT’S GABILLA ROGER AND GALLET ATKINSON’S YARDLEY’S MORNY PIVER’S , AND OTHERS Perfumes, Bath Salts, Perfume Sprays Mirrors, Brushware, Vanity Bags and puffs, all of the finest and reasonable in prices. All preparations m Richard ifadnut Three Flowers. Inspect early and get the choices ones. ONLY AT Herbert Hepworth, CHEMIST, RHEULIN PHARMACY, SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. ’ ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.

<*> I I I I <B> <•> <s> <S> <s> <s> <s> ❖ <s> &< s> <s> BOOKS for BOYS BOOKS for GIRLS BOOKS for EVERYBODY At H. L. YOUNG Ltd. Booksellers BROADWAY PALMERSTON NORTH.

Q Mi frW'lc oo i)a qj 7 GIVE HIM SOMETHING USEFUL. IT’S hard to make up one’s mind . about presents, but rest assured that if it’s a man he ll appreciate something useful. May we offer a lew suggestions. Silk m Pyjamas, 19s collar to Is THE TOP-TO-TOE, FITTERS, OUTRANGITIKEI STREET. Luvisco 6d. Fugi Silk Shirts, match, 19s 6d. Initial Handkerchiefs, 3d. Silk Ties, in choice designs, 3s 6d to 6s 6d. • Silk Socks, plam and fancy, 3e 9d to 6s 6d. Also LARGE RANGE HATS— Borsalino,Lincoln Bennett s, Stetsons, IVoodrow. o Q <3l Q> O » ». - * The Store for SENSIBLE GIFTS JF you are looking for something that will positively be appreciated—glance through this list and come to EDWARDS. Quality tablo silver jam spoons ' and butter knives 2s each, pickle 1 forks 2s 6d each, bread forks 3s 9d each, case tea spoous from 7s 6d case, Johnson’s stamless table knives 21s 6d half doz., desserts 18s 6d half doz., sets of carvers 17s 6d set. 1 A.I. Quality table spoons and 1 , lorks 2ds, desert spoons and forks j 17s 6d, tea spoons 9s 6d, soux» spoons 17s 6d and 25s halt dozen. CHINA WARE.—Sets of 3 jugs, 4s 6d set; 21-piece Tea Sets, 17 s 6d set: Teapot, Sugar and Cream, 9s 6d set; Fancy Cups and Saucers 2s each; 3-piece Cruet Sets, 2s 3d set; Shaving iVlugs, 2s 6d each; 6-piece topice Sets at 9s tkl set; lea Boxes, 4s hd each; Salt Boxes, 6s each. Also a fine assortment of DOIJLTONWARE. ENGLISH CUT GLASS CRYSTAL.—Stem Sweets, 3s 6d; Cruet t Sots, 8s 6d; Sauco Bottles, 3s 6d; Salad Servers, 4s bd pair; Vases, 3s 9d; Sweets, 2s 9d; Pickle, 4s 9d; Honey, 5s 6d; ' Decanter, lUs 6d; Salads, 7s 6d; Vinegar, 6s 6d; Jugs, 12s bd; 0 Spirit Jug . and 6 Tumblers, 37s 6d set. PYREXWARE in good variety. - R. P. EDWARDS £ SONS, LTD., THE SQUARE :: PALMERSTON NORTH 9 (And at Willi* Streat and Dixon Straat, Wellington)