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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11927, 22 October 1919, Page 2

SHOW TIME at PALMERSTON NORTH. Ths A. 11 r;cl P. Association’s Animal• Spring Show is to bo held in Palmerston North on November 5,6, [ LADIES! are you prepared, for tin's occasion ? You know it is the accepted official “ style'- display, featuring the favoured Apparel Fashion for the coming season. If vou have not already done so, ‘ LET US HELP YOU in choosing vour new Costume. Frock. Hat. Hose, Shoes, etc., then you will be classed—and nghtly so—as one of the “ best-dressed women” at the show. Our large and cum,..ia homiive stoems ot fashion s Latest Creations m Women’s Spring Attire will make the choosing of your Show Outfit easy as wed as interesting. A visit will be appreciated. WEN! HAVE YOU DECIDED on your NEW SUIT and the other little necessities that are so indispensable to the " wed -orcssed” man. Our new ram;? of this seasons correct -tyics and ,c< lours i* nv.-re c mprehensive than ever, comprising all that is neve, in Mats, dees, shirts. Its, Immiopw u.;r. j_>uois.. Tile outslantldig feature of our Alen s wear section *s L ne l.nge K.i.ge t/i COLLINOHAME SUITS ' ready-for-service, in dO sizes and ’tween sir.?, so almost any ngure can ui rnteo, in all the new designs and patterns. Whv not call and select your Show Oulilt. MOTHERS ! DON’T FORGET THE KIDDIES. The children enjoy the show as much as anyone, so make them a “ pretty spot of colour” by purchasing their Show Outfits here. . , , , . ~ . . We make a feature of catering for the kiddies—all ages, both boys and girls—so why not bring them in. Babies Our window displays are unique, novel, and attractive, embodying "tne Spirit of Spring itself. -TWO SHOWS' IN ONE— A.&P. Association Show. mMMm C. & 0. Spring Show.

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7ME SPRING IN Mother Seigel’s Syrup is “ the ideal digestive remedy” because, by its gentle tonic and stimulating action on the organs of digestion it keeps them healthy, and enables them to digest what you eat. In this way you obtain nourishment from food, replace in a natural manner the energy you daily expend and revitalise your whole MOTHER system. Fifteen to thirty drops of Mother Seigel’s / Syrup in a little water / after meals restore Mi f*. ’ Ys "p appetite, prevent pains and fulness after 1 eating and keep you fit and well, (hi Put it to the test. \|||l CONSTIPATiDNiiti BILIOUSNESS