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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11368, 15 October 1917, Page 4

The usual monthly meeting of the District High School Committee and Technical School Committee will be hold to-morrow (Tuesday).

k Tho Pacific Cable Board announces that there will? be a probable heavy delay on all classes of United Kingdom traffic, especially deferred.

The residents of Fern Flats and Upper Tutaenui are reminded that their week at the Marton Patriotic Shop starts on Saturady next, 30th iust., and will be continued on Tuesday, 2i3rd iust.

The Marton Flower and Rose Show and Industrial Exhibition is to be hold in the Town Hall, Marton, on Friday and Saturday, 16th,"and 17th November 1 . Full details will be published later.

Tho Marton Plunket Nurse Committee invites all women interested in saving the babies of Now Zealand to attend at St. Andrew's Hall on Tuesday, October 30th, at 2 o’cock. "Afternoon tea free and babies are welcome. The Marton Rod Cross will conduct a special collecting day for ‘Our‘ Day” Appeal to-morrow, and collectors with boxes will make an all day canvas. It is hoped that overbyody will give their “mite” towards.such a deserving appeal. An important joint meeting of the Marton Chamber of Commerce and Retailerss’ Association will be held in tho Coronation Hall at 8 o’clock this evening to consider the question of railway communication between Marton and Kakariki Freezing Works. A full attendance of members is requested.

The attractive designs, the indelible colours, and the sound washing qualities of tobralco make it the fabric par excellence for tub frocks, blouses, children’s garments and all economic wear. Moreover tobralco is so superior in character that it is quoted by imitated fabrics. The name Tobralco on every yard of selvedge is a guarantee against inferior substitutes. A comparison in washing, appearance and quality will fully demonstrate to the most uninitiated buyer that Tobralco is in comparison the cheapest fabric of tiie kind on the market. Messrs Lloyd’s, Ltd., the house for firstgrade goods, have now a special display of the world renowned fabric in their No. 3 window. See page 1. Slim! One member of the House tolls mo (says the Wellington correspondent of the Eltham Argus) that lie will support in full the claims of the Second Division League, but iiis reasons savor somewhat of a Machiavellian nature. Ho says: “1 will support to the.fullest extent every demand that is made by the League. I know that the country cannot afford it. It would put the finances of the country in such a condition, and create such obligations that no Finance Minister would accept the responsibilities. The best thing the House can do is to accede to every demand. The services of the Second Division will then become so costly that they will never be availed of, and not a solitary Second Division man will ever go to fight for us: we will win without them. In fact, I am open now to make a small bet that even if tire Second Division goes into camp*it will never leave New Zealand's shores.”

Quality, value and service—three outstanding features of the cash grocery department organised by Vi odder and Tolley of Marton. If yon have not yet tried them the less is yours. Spot cash eliminates Cad debts—why pay others debts, anyhow?

Sutton’s Seeds. British grown. The best in the world. Agents everywhere. 6d packets.