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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 141, 16 May 1929, Page 4

J. B. Mac Ewan & Co., Ltd. Manson & Barr’s Buildings, Palmerston North Manufacturers of L. K. G. Milkers Come and inspect the two demonstration plants. When Better Milkers are Built MacEwans will Build Them. I; Box 146 ’Phone 7184 ■ Ride'—Then Decide Ford dealers everywhere await the'oppJttunity to give you a demonstration ride. Put the New Ford through its paces. You will then appreciate that car values have changed—that a truly fine automobile has come into the moderate price field. “ Ford is the Best Proposition” Fordor Sedan, 'Price £295 delivered anywhere in N.Z. n , U U U H Jl n 1 T9* //I'S % a M THOROUGHLY BRITISH THOROUGHLY BRITISH AUTHORISED FORD DEALERS. PALMERSTON NORTH: FORD MOTORS (MANAWATU) LTD. FEILDINC: KINGSTON MOTORS, LTD. LEVIN AND OTAKI: J. C. MILNES.

WILL LOOSEN THAT COUGH If you have an obstinate, clinging cough of cold that continues in spite of everything —take Lane’s. It is the master remedy for throat and chest troubles. There is no record of its failing to cure when faithfully used according to directions. 2/6 and 4/6 at all Chemists and Stores. H Mk IB" Manufactured H_ANr h E. G. Lane, Graduate EMULSION Oamaru. NEWSPAPER advertising is salesmanship. The newspaper that goes into the homes of the people is a silef t salesman ever impressing on readers the necessity for purchasing the goods that are advertised. The “Manawatu Standard” goes into the homes of the people in both town and country.

Miss Irene Homer Prefers a Whippet ißilfc iiill *s*• 0 CO<f ***** 'o&' i o» '&&*** * s*y** V** "\ v o v^i*\ o >uv» 4C *0 **V» » n 4 »0 ,o<l4 \ ** ft V l# * V North Island Distributors: CANADIAN KNIGHT AND WHIPPET MOTOR CO., Local Dealers: BROADWAY MOTORS, Palmerson Norths TTERE Is a letter from Miss Yrene Homer, ■*■ ■*• the brilliant young New York. actress who is now appearing in New Zealand as the heroine in the J. C. Williamson production “The Patsy/’ which has just terminated • run of 30 weeks in Sydney. Miss Homer says that she doesn’t know how the Whippet performs so wonderfully, but she is quite satisfied to know that it does. Come for a demonstration run and learn for yourself what perfect joy motoring is in a Whippet. WACKRILIi AND STEWART, Teilding JAMES, E. T., Pallia tua.