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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 1977, 19 November 1921, Page 6

f 5s in the £. off All Glassware. A LTHOUGH Glassware has not gone down and although the new A customs Tariff is increased 5 per cent, although there is now an -i r npr ~pnt dutv on foreign glassware and although this is the season 1 when g£wa£ we will sell for 14 days only at 25 per cent, discount for cash equaling 5/- in che pound. A golden opportunity for Hotelkeepers, Restauranteurs, Marble Bar Proprietors, Housekeepers and the general public. EATERY GLASS ‘ARTICLE INCLUDED. TUMBLERS. GLASS JUGS. VASES, BOWLS, SUGARS, CREAMS, PICKLES, SAUCES, DECANTERS, CAKE STANDS, SWEETS, BUTTVERS, PLATES, LEMON SQUEEZERS, SALTS, ETC., ETC. For 14 Days Only. Limited to 14 days only for spot cash. —A seasonable sensible offering of all Glassware cut or moulded, at a cash discount of 5/- in the t. FREE PACKING OF COUNTRY ORDERS, AT,SO DELIVERY FREE TO PALMERSTON NORTH STATION. ♦ £ ORTH IP YOUR SHOES ARE UNCOMFORTABLE HOW CAN YOU PLAY TENNIS? Our Shoes are so Comfortable that you are quite [unconscious of them when you are playing and when you are resting everybody is struck.by their “natty" appearance. LADIES’:— White Canvas Oxford / TENNIS SHOE; white rubber soles, 10/9. The “Albion” TENNIS SHOE; rubber soles, a splendid shoe, 10/6. White Canvas TENNIS SHOE; chrome soles and heels. The Shoe for hard wear, 12/6. . ... . . , White Canvas TENNIS SHOE; same as above, but without heels 11/6 White B Canvas Oxford BOWLING SHOES; stout white rubber soles, White^Canvas DERBY SHOE; stout Ted soles, suitable for bowling or tennis. The Red "Fox” Brand, 16/6. White Canvas BOWLING SHOE; wide welts. “Driped” soles, wear guaranteed, 18/6. White TENNIS SHOE; chrome soles, a splendid fitter, 12/9. OLIVER BROS., “THE BUST SHOE STORE,” Main Street W. (Just out of Square). WELL-BORING GOST REDUCED. MR. FARMER.— We’re giving you the benefit of the receding cost of pipes in reducing the price of well-boring. WEALTH AND PLENTY Have now been brought within your reach. Avail yourself of an EVERLASTING SUPPLY OE| WATER FOR YOUR 1 STOCK. 4 PLANTS EXPERIENCED ENGINEERS, BROWN and RASMUSSEN, ■•v well-boring engineers, FOXTON LINE, OR R. H. SPENCER, AGENT, Rangitikei Street.

W. MOORE AND CO., LAND, STOCK & COMMISSION AGENTS, FAT STOCK BUYERS. T~\ANISH COWLIC sold in Bib blocks •M wrapped In oiled paper Is absolutely the best cow tonic on the market. The Government Analyst reports on »he Cowlic as follows: — “This Is certainly good lick, and one that should be on every farm. It will do much towards keeping the cattle in good condition, and in preventing digestive trouble and resultant scours or constipation. It will also have the effect of keeping the blood in order. It should in a measure help to prevent Contagious Abortion. (Signed) WILLIAM TONKS Analyst for Alf. J. Parker, F.S.C., Govt. Analyst. COWLIC:— 201bs 12/6, 401bs £l/5, lOOlbs £3/15, 2001bs £B/5. Sole Agents:— W. MOORE AND CO,, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston Is. If you have a good business advertise in ‘‘The Times” and keep It; If you want good business advertise in “The Times” and eet it.