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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11989, 28 January 1920, Page 4

EVERY DAY Sees Fresh Bargains brought to light at the Gigantic / Summer Sale OF JOHN OOBBE Have you participated in this big Money Saving Event ? IE NOT, why not, NOW ? Bead this list carefully, then act quickly before someone else does. Handsome Check Delaine Blouses, in holio, pink and blue, square necks, front and cuffs finished tabs of white Usual price 113 s lid Special Sale price 6s lid each Cream Wynceyctte Blouses,'medium roll collars, inset sleeves, finished smart cuff. Only a few left. Extra value at Ss Hd Special Sale price 4s lid each Fawn Gabardine Skirts, splendidly cut, slightly gathered at back with belt at waist, finished two side pockets. Usual price 25s Special Sale price 19s 6d Maids’ Check Gingham Frocks, in pink and blue, trimmed bands of ’self over shoulders and on cuffs, white collars. Sizes 42in and 45in Special Sale prices 13s 6d and 14 6d * We are specialists in Mail Order business. Write us TO-DAY, -seeding Cash with order.

The Sash Mali Order House, FJK3LLDI fi fcL will be paid to you if you do not get your footwear where SOLIDITY is the first consideration as well as flexibility. ■M i v m PRICES AND n mi Rig Ladies’ Lace Shoes ... 15/9, IS/G to 39/6 ~ Strap , 23/6 to 39/6 , ~ Patent ~ ... 33/G to 47/6 Gent’s Light Boots ... 21/0 to -15/G > ~ Heavy ~ ... 19/G to 37/G S- i W M i j4' " HEADQUARTERS FGR THE COMFORT YOU SEEK m FOOTWEAR.” BROADWAY. MARTON.

GGRRUSATHO TANKS, HAYING- purchased iron while the market was right, we are now building tanks of all capacities, and are giving clients a splendid opportunity to secure them at greatly reduced prices. We might point out that since we have revised our prices several rises in the iron n arket have taken place ; but our pi ire stands. In view of this it would be most wise to order NOW. REES & UPGHURSH, Plumbers & Sheet-rMeial Workers. Phones 23. 346 & 333, Broadway, - MARTON. • w. t. mmm e (A.8.1.8.A., P'.N. Z.1.A.), ARCHITECT. —MARTON.—

Recently in the United States there ■ was conducted a most unusual test ■ 06 an Overland motor car. A model : of car taken from stock was driven ' 4870 miles, without stopping the'en- ; gine and sealed on high gear. This ; broke by 1:39 miles the existing ■ world’s record for a high gear non- 1 stop trip. The trip took seven days : and seven nights. The daily average j was over 600 miles in all’sorts of; weather. Messrs Nielsen Bros,, i Marton, are agents,- U