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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4947, 23 September 1914, Page 8

Style Features -OF OURSPRING FOOTWEAR -j iiDKiimmi No matter how high'your head may be held your feet are on a level with other folks. Put some distinction into your footwear and lift'yourfeet above the commonplace. A lot of style in your footwear gives a tremendous leverage to one’s self-respect. FOOTWEAR IN OUR HUGE STORE IS ON A PAR WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS. Smartness and style combine with comfort and durability England America have contributed their bsst whilst Dominion makers are well represented. GLAD TO SHOW OUR FOOTWEAR TO VISITORS FROM PAHIATUA. Collinsoni Cunninghame, (LIMITED) PALMERSTON NORTH.

Dresscutting by Template. THE “IDEAL HOME“ System is the latest contribution by science to the Art of Dresscutting.— Learning a pleasure; all kinds of garments easily made at home. Ladies who desire to learn this simple and wonderfully pleasing system, which enables all garments, from the most simple to the ornate to be made at home, are requested to communicate with the instructress. Miss F. M. WEST, Rakaunui. BOROUGH SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. CORNER OF MANGAHAO ROAD AND ALBERT STREET. WE beg to thank the resident of Pahiatua and surrounding districts for the generous support they have given us during the past 20 years, and to inform them tnet we intend to carry on our Sash and Door Factory as hitherto. G, L STOKES & Co ’Phone 89. ’Phone 89. YES! THEY ARE COMING IN. VT7HATP YOUR COWS, and the T t most essential thing for you is to see that they do not catch a CHILL at the critical moment. Your BEST PLAN is to COVER them with one of “BOAGEY’S” WARM WATERPROOF RUGS. They will save you many a fine beast, and, incidentally, many pounds. NOW ! Is the time to renovate your Harness for the coming season, or plaoe your order for a good, reliable NEW SET. John J. Boagey. SADDLER & SPORTS OUTFITTER PAHIATUA. ’Phone 89 ’Phone 89. 'CHUF'f! MEAL 3 PROmorer pposFericr TH °f NL pure FOOD Stocked by W.F.C.A. H. PEAKC’EY, The People’s Carrier. (Established 1889.) HAVING purchased an up-to-date Lorry, I nm prepared to undertake various works in Pahiatua. FURNITURE REMOVED with every caro. PARCELS and LUGGAGE to and from Pahiatua Railway Station attended to promptly. STATE COAL IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE. H. PEARCEY, ’Phone No 117 Pahiatua NELSON MOATE’S I’Ukr. TJKAS We are ntn re* ran rot no othor tea aa good yon will lie nurr of It, too, when yon taste the Omt onp. one yon get Nelson MouteV