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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4946, 22 September 1914, Page 1

NOTICE THE NUMBER OF LADIES WEARING THE NEW DROP NECKLETS P These necklets are immensely popular just now, in fact no lady's toilette is really complete without one. They lend an air of charm, are beautifully simple and truly distinctive. You can have either 2,3, or 4-drop styles set with Garnets Peridots Aquamarines Tourmalines Every Necklet is the complete expression of careful, painslaking craftsmanship, good gold and genuine gems. We've an excellent selection of these necklets to show you ! A dazzling display which contains examples in keeping with the most exacting ideas. Just call and have a look. We know you'll like these—every client praises this showing. Will You Call When Convenient! Oxley’s Fancy Department. Have you seen our latest in Purses and Handkerchief Bags P They're so dainty. We are always first with the newest ideas From the Continent. GEORGE OXLEY, The People’s Jeweller and Optician. Main street, Fahlatua.

We make a feature of TIES If you are particular in the choice of your Neckwear, Sir—an! we naturally presnme you are—you will be very interested in our SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY this week. Just pay us a visit uow. You will be quickly convinced that our choice and value in Wide-end Ties, Knots and Bows are undeniably Pahiatua’s best. You simply must see them. JOYES BROS., i MERCERY SPECIALISTS, PAHIAT4J A. vV~ $ "I THE DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLE Don’t lay your Bicycle aside for the want of Covers and Tubes, when we can supply you at Bedrock Prices. F. B X»augesen, Motor & Cycle Agent, Pahiatut, WHICH IS YOURS ? TAILORED OR “ REACH-ME-DOWN ?” Don’t wear a suit that fairly shouts out “I'm a Ready-made.” Don't spoil your appearance with a knocked together “ rig-out.” Come to TREZISE For Your Spring Clothes. And get a Suit that is made to fit you and imparts a distinctive air. PRICES FROM 65s UPWARDS. Here is a big choice of Fabrics, dandy patterns, also London's latest. We’ll tailor you in that “ distinctive ” way. The Tailor *1 iS{ K/l Ki Pahlatua. i

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