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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 2780, 31 July 1907, Page 6

Footwear for the Winter. The winter is here, and so are we —with a big Stock of the very things that are wanted for this season of the year.—Don’t run the risk of getting your death of cold through having damp feet because you happen to have saved the prioe of a pair of Goloshes. It is all very well to save money, but sometimes people mistake false economy for true Economy. It is all very well to go about the stockyard with a pair of ordinary shoes or boots on and so save the price of a pair of Dairy Boots. It is all very well to go out walking in an old pair of shoes; You may do without comfort and thus save money, but what about illness, brought about through wet feet in the first placo and inilamation of the lungs, which is the outcome of the second instance. Your HEALTH is your BEST FRIEND, and economy that effects injuriously the health is the worst kind of FALSE ECONOMY. With reference to postage, there is so much variation in weight, but for average postage the following will be found fairly correct and the amount stated should be addeu to the prico of goods ordered Slippers, 6d per pair, Goloshes, 6d per pair, Heavy Boots, Is 3d per pair, >... Boots, 9d per pair, Gum Boots, Is 6d per pair. TO THE FRONT! ! ! As usual. CAN’T BEAT US FOR QUALITY AND MODERATE PRICES.

Men’s Kip peg nailed shooters, 12s 6d, 14s Cd, 15s 6d. Men’s split kip nailed shooters, 8s 6d, 10s Cd. Men’s watertight Bluchers, ilsGd. 14s Cd. Men’s Cookhams, widesoles, 10s Cd, 18s Cd, 20s.

GUM BOOTS, GOLOSHES, LEGGINGS. * Sffoe/srs.

BOOK ANNOUNCEMENTS

“Conniston,” Winston Churchill. “Queen of the Rushes,” Allan Raines. “The Prospector,” Ralph Connor. “A Perilous Passage,’’ Rosa Carey. “Helena’s Love St-orv,” Guy Thorne. “The Throwback,” Henry Lewis. “The Wire Sappers,” Stringer. “At the Sign of the Jack o’ Lantern,” Myrtle Reed. “Lavender and Old Lace,” Myrtle Reed. “The Spin Fer Book.” Myrtle ' “The Master's Violin,” Myrtle Reed. “Charger and Chaser,” Nat Gould.

A large puantitv of Cheaps to select from. PICTORIAL POST CARDS A SPECIALITY. MRS MILNE, Central Book Arcade, MAIN-STREET PAHIATUA

The Empire HORSE AND CATTLE SOOTHES. COOLS AND HEALS ALL EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS. USE IT AND NO OTHER EMBROCATION. PRICE 2s Gd PER BOTTLE. THE EMPIRE Horse and Cattle TORPEDO lOR COLIC AND GRIPES PRICE 2s Gd PER PACKET. THE EMPIRE Horse and Cattle POWDERS For Condition and Internal Complaints. PRICE 2s Gd PER PACKET. These goods are recognised by leading authorities to be unsurpassed in QUALITY and CURATIVE POWERS and their Fabulous Sales pronounce them to have reached the top of the ladder, and proclaim them superior to any known preparation. AGENTS FOR PAHIATI'A: BAUCKE & Co., COACHBFILDERS ANI) WHEELWRIGHTS.

TREES! TREES ! NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. WE Imvn an enormous stock ot healthy and well-grown trees of all descriptions grown in our Nurseries in high country and without shelter, therefore hardy anil sure to succeed in any locality, and wo feel sure will give satisfaction. Hundreds of testimonials from all part ol the colony. Our stock includes all the leading commercial varieties In FRUIT TREES Also ROSES in great variety. ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, And SHELTER and HEDGE TREES of all descriptions. PRICES ANI) Ahh PARTICrLARS FROM THE PROPRIETOR . THOMAS HORTON, FR.tI.S. Promier Nurseries ••• Pallia!tin. Hawke’s Bay Nurseries ••• Hastings Catalogues on Application.

I If you should contract a sold get rid of it as (|uichly as pos.sildo, tor ! (ivory cold weakens the lungs, lowers , tho vitality and paves the way lor i more serious diseases. ( Miamian la in s 1 Cough Remedy iy a preparation t lint can always he depended upon and not, : only cures the cold but counteracts any tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by uR chemists and storekeepers.