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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11850, 5 June 1919, Page 4

SIMPLICITY THE KEYNOTE FOE 1919 TAILOR-MADE. We carry a full range of English and Colonial fabrics to select from. Sketches and Samples by Post. We Measure and Fit same day. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Note ; SMART READY-TO-WEAR COSTUMES Latest Modes. r* fc ' A> m mfi <j ; : i Phone 199. P.O. Box 226. COOPER’S 39 Avenue> WANSAN u A Scientific Remedy for Colds, Influenza, Coughs, Etc. MINTEX This is a highly scientific remedy in concentrated form, and very inexpensive. It contains 50 to 100 DOSES according to the dosage taken, as directed, MINTEX is only 1/0 PER BOTTLE and is, therefore, the most economical cold and cough mixture one can buy. Its germicidal, antiseptic and healing properties make it a preventive of nasal catarrh, cold in-the-head, influenza, and other similar troubles caused by ‘ catching ” colds. Obtainable from J. S. TINGE Y. CHEMIST & OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN Ferguason Street FEILDI NO SOMETHING SOLID —INOent’s Footwear. GENT’S BOOTS FOR LIGHT WEAR 22/6 to 50/- Q FOR HEAVY WEAR ON FARMS, etc. ... 18/6 to 35/6 BOYS’ SCHOOL BOOTS GIRLS’ SCHOOL BOOTS HOt STOP HEADQUARTERS FOR COMFORT IN FOOTWEAR. BROADWAY. MARTOtf. FURS. w E have just received a shipment of Skins in KELENSKY. SKUNK, BEAR AND SQUIRREL, which we will be pleased to make into Necklets in your own style or size. We can also Remodel and Re-line and put New Collar and Guffs on your Fur Coat. We use only Skinner’s Satin, which are special Fur Coat linings, and are guaranteed for 2 years. To be had only at— A. J. COLEMAN. Ladies’ Fashion Tailor and Furrier, 234, Lambton Quay, Wellington.

A, J. B. SICBLA , a.p.a.n.z PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR, COMPANY and PRIVATE SECRETARY. Opposite Post Office, Marton. INGLE BROS., MARTON. Dispensing, Family & Veterinary Chemists & Opticians. Photo supplies. Films Developed. VICTORYWAR LOAN. THE A.M.P. Society is prepared to help you by Stock for any sum from £2OO to £SOOO. Full particulars from C. LASHLIE, Darragh’s Buildings, Feilding,