I WHEN YOU GET HOME IN THE EVENING. ISN’T it a grand feeling to get your feet into some soft, cosy Slippers? The kind of Slippers we’re making such a feature of now—warm and light and easy, with thick felt soles —a joy to walk in. If you haven’t a pair you must really try them. Here are a few of the prices. Black Felt Slippers, Ladies’ Is, Men’s Is 3d. Check Felt Slippers, Ladies’ Is 3d, Men’s Is 6d. Quilted Felt Slippers, different colours, special value, Ladies’ 2s 6d. Thick warm-lined Black Felt Slippers, felt and leather soles, Ladies’ 3s 9d, Men’s 4s 6d. Arctic Cloth Slippers, splendid wearers, Ladies’ 4s 6d and 5s 6d; Men’s 4s 6d and 6s 6d. Girls’ and Boys’ Check Slippers, with straps, sizes 4 to 6, Is; 7 to 10, Is 3d; 11 to 1, Is 6d. Girls’ and Boys’ Arctic Cloth Slippers, with straps, sizes 4 to 6, 7 to 10, 11 to 1. J. K. CARPENTER, BOOTMAKER & IMPORTER, Where the Good Boots are. Main Street - Pahiatua.
THERE’S A HITCH SOMEWHERE AT MILLAR & GIORGI’S! IN FACT there are hundreds of them —a big window chock-a-blook with just the goods to give the proper “hitch” to that suitgarment which is neither coat nor waistcoat! Braces Big Special Purchase. All Priced 1/6 - Worth 2/6 Now’s your chance—those Braces you’re wearing must surely “bust” sometime, so why not get these while they’re so low priced and stow away for an awkward day. “Hold on There” is the motto of every pair ,and the most fastidious-dressed will not cavil at their general “get up.” Cast a critical eye on the window —that will decide you. MILLAR & GIOR6I, The Great Outfitters, I Palmerston N. & Hastings. EAST’S CENTRAL TEA ROOMS CATERERS <k CONFECTIONERS, AFTERNOON TEA alwaya ready. Tea freshly made for each order. We have a large and varied stock of well-assorted confectionery, alwaya freeh. Ail classes of Catering carried out in first-class style, in town or country. Boiled ham 2s per lb. Open daily from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.. Saturdays 10 p.m. Marquees on hire. No order too amall, none too large.
NO TEA LIKE U BUY NOTHING ELSE j i Xht, Equal any Tea at 1/8 per lb. ut< stood a world'* record leit a(alo*t capital and uapriadpled Imltatlona lor OVER (S nn f YEARS Equal any Tea at 2/4 per lb. Mara cnpa of Taa and am* qsaltp In a pound of R.M*Ce’aTaa 4, Equal any Ten at 1/10 or 1 Os arcrj teeubi bm k NCLBON, MO ATE’S
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4831, 8 May 1914, Page 4
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