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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume XXVIII, Issue 1397, 1 November 1932, Page 4

YO UR p RISTft A S SUIT! ORDER IT NOW. We expect k very busy Suit Season, already some factories can't take by order* PRICES ARE DOWN WALLOP! . Good Tweed Suits, 45/- to 5776. •*^ • ■-■.. ■...-'' ■ ■ • -j' ■.'■•■"■•"■' ...-■. - ■ ■■' But see our Wonder-Value Suit at 3J gns. You can get them in Navy Serge, guaranteed Indigo Dyes. Oamaru Worsteds, latest Brown shades Mbsgiel Worsteds, latest Brown shades Bought in 100 lots at a Special Price. Hundreds sold and Hundreds arriving. "' "Lynx" Suits are down in price, , now s|*ns. to 6gns. We give a , first-class service. All alterations done FREE, tailor on the premises. W. GEORGE & CO., The Suit People, ATHENAEUM CORNER. INVERCARGILL. » t C. RENOWDEN. — 1 — [A CARIS] GENERAL CARRIER AND forwarding agent. Wm. R. Ireland. MAIN STREET, OTAUTAU, iiynFOTira BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT" UNDERTAKER. he has a Otautau. DENNIS MOTOR LORRY FOR HIRE, PHONE 45. and -is in a position to cart RESIDENCE— MAIN STREET. Timbler, Coal, Liine, Manure '^/^ — Posts, Wool, Etc. - FUNERALS.CONDUCTED IN ANY REASONABLE RATES. . DISTRICT. • TELEPHONE 46. « . "' WINTER IS COMING ON _ YOU WILL NEED FROST PROOF TAPS. We have a limited number of 3-4in TAPS which we are selling at 4/6 ' each. These are heavy English made Taps and are guaranteed best quality. Call and get some while they last. Also a few 16in COULTER PLATES with centres and 5-Bio axles and washers. Complete for 15/6 each. ' PLOUGH OIL 3/-GALLON BINDER and GENERAL MACHINERY OIL _at 4/6 GALLON. OTAUTAU FOUNDRY, NEXT STANDARD OFFICE. ~ ' / ' ' , t. - ' You think of his future profession as costing a fixed sum. Suppose you start a bank account for him now and let it grow through the years ahead. Money at [ 3% % compound interest, doubles itself in 19 years. Put *%ay those' small odd sums ♦ ♦ . you'll be sm'prised how- quickly they total up, and you'll have some capital at your back to use profitably whenever the , - chance occurs. , Every day small sums slip through * -»/-* -" vour fingers in unnecessary ways ♦♦ . open that bank Qff account NOWI > Invercargill SAVINGS BANIV STANDARD BUILDfNCS, OTAUTAU. Also at Invercargill, Gore, Riverton and Winton.' Mr C. J. Broad, President . M Wm. A. Ott, Deputy r President ' Board of Trustees: Messrs W. ,Macalister, R. H. Brodrick. Hon. Adam Hamilton, M.P., John Gilkison. Mr N. A. Brodrick . „ , Manager. WILD MAN OF SLOVENIA. he took when they had gone. But recently he has grown angry • at the approach of men, and several .«,,,*.,-. ,-vt-. t«nes has attacked hunters, throwing STRANGE CREATURE OF huge sWs at themfrom trees s WOODS. high rocks.' The hunters have re- ' . by firing in hi.s direction in Naked or giit only with a^rQUgh- orde ' r to frighten him. loin-cloth, - running like a hare, clifob- Now the wild man has disappeared, ing rocks like a goat, or trees like a Nobody knows what has become of ! monkey, a wild man, covered .^jtfr nim. Despite his long hair and hairy' shaggy hair, has .been frequently seen body the man appeared to be a in the wo6ds and mOuntairis of the civi i ised man ffone wild _ his features Gorenska district of Slovenia. were handsome. At first he was quiet and tiinid. When approached by .human beings he " rf " ran away at astounding speed or "Salary" comes from the Latin climbed rapidly to safety i n the trees word "sal 35 — i.e., salt — Roman soldiers or up the sides 6f rocky precipices, having received a daily portion of salt J Friendly -mountaineers „ left him as part o£ their pay. lience, .the exbr«ad, cakei A fruit aud. water,, which pressipu, "uql wgrth his salt." i