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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12000, 13 February 1920, Page 4

IMANY CHARMING AND ORIGINAL FEATURES are to be found in the NEW KNITTED SWEATERS of which the PROGRESSIVE STORE of JOHN OQ6BE are to-day showing some very smart styles. S’ We would like to interest you in these particularly novel Sweaters, and look for an early visit of inspection. If possible, call in TO DAY, otherwise write by first mail, as these advance novelties will soon be snapped up. We describe one of the most popular: YOUNG LADIES’ KNITTED WOOL SWEATER, open V-shaved neck, with sailer collar ; ’ has contrasting band at waist ; cuffs and collar are also finished with contrasting colours ; colours are mauve and green, pink and green, purple and gold and blue aud lemon The price only 49/6, post free Also a particularly fine range of SILK SPORTS COATS, in all the f ' newest and mo.-t becoming styles Prices range 69/6 to 90/JOHN GOBBE, Progressive Gash Mail Order House, FEUDING. UMTS THE FIRST TO SHOW THE UTEST. GET INTO A PAIR OF YOUNG’S SHOES. THEY IRE SUBSTANTIAE AND HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE. Ladies’ White Shoes, 14s 6d to 17s 9d „ Patent Shoes, in courts & straps 32s 66, 35s to 47s 6d Ladies’ Strong Lace Shoes, patent caps 15s 9d, 18s 6d, 21s 6d tb 39s 6d Gent's Boots, 22s 6d to 55s „ Tan and Black Brogue Shoes Girls’ and Boys’ School Boots and Shoe* ot STOR “ HEADQUARTERS FOR THE COMFORT YOU SEEK IN FOOTWEAR.” BROADWAY. MARTON. CORRUGATED 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 secm’e 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 me stands. In view of this it would be most wise to order NOW. REES & UPCHURCH, Plumbers & Sheet-iMeial Workers. Phones 28. 346 & 333, Broadway, - MARTON. W. T. HIGQIHS. (A.R.1.8.A., F.N.Z.1.A.). ARCHITECT, -MARTONRecently in the United States there was conducted a most unusual test 06 au Overland motor car. A model of car taken from stock was driven 4370 miles, without stopping the engine and sealed on high gear. This broke by 129 miles the existing world’s record for a high gear nonstop trip. The trip took seven days and seven nights. The daily average was over 600 miles in all sorts of weather. Messrs Nielsen Bros., Marton, are agents.* 1