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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16036, 29 January 1920, Page 8

>?EWZEALftNI; OLQTHiHS FASTOgyI The Holidays are all but over ; Fit out the Boys in “H. 8.” Clothing for School. arU\ cn & rT r Wsr-* Most boys we know can generally manage to finish at least one suit during the holidays, which means* that the next best takes its place. But then comes the question of replacing the “nest best” with a best suit. “II.B.” School Outfits, from Suits to Boots, from Caps to Stockings, are famed for their high-grade qualities. Bring your Boys along to “H.B.’s” any time now for new School toggery. SkWIIAUKD ITS GOOD IF ITS ILOTHIhw FACTOHTI STRONG SERVICEABLE TWEED SHORTS. PRICES from 5/6 NAVY SERGE SHORTS, fit all ages <*> PRICES from 11/6 STRONG TWEED SPORTS SUITS, with Shorts PRICES from 29/6 SMART TWEED SPORTS SUITS, with Shorts, dark greys. PRICES from 46/6 DRESSY TWEED SPORTS SUITS, with Breeches Knickers. PRICES from 43/6 FAWN GABERDINE RAINPROOF OVERCOATS, Raglan Shoulders, PRICES from f 35/WHITE & GREY COTTON TENNIS SHIRTS, from 5/G ALL-WOOL FANCY TOP HOSE, from 4/6 ALL-WOOL GREY JERSEYS, from 0/6 CAPS, TIES and BELTS for all Schools. STRONG SERVICEABLE SCHOOL BOOTS, from >., 17/6 GYMNASTIC SHOES, white and Grey, from 4/11 TAN & BLACK SANDALS, -from 6/11 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Victoria Av. Wanganui rH i-. '.fut&si I CLOTHING FACTORY]

A Eevolutlon = m Tire Sizing All rubber-tread GOODRICH millimeter Tires measure up to the exact millimeters of Diameter and Cross-Section specified by the sizes branded oa them. This makes every Goodrich Tire an “OYER-SIZE” Tire when compared with every other millimeter Tire. No increase in price is charged for this tremendously important increase in size. Goodrich Full glzed Tires GOODRK H TYRE SERVICE, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANBL SUING? YOUR FEINTING OEDEES TO THE HEEALD OFEICE. j-T.ti WORK TURNED OUT EXPEDITIOUSLY SV EXPERT TRADESMEN.

The revelations of Swiss newspapers, following the lead given by the Bund of Berne, prove that a clique of Germans, working from their headquarters at Stuttgart under a chief named Munzenberg, are attempting to bring about a world-wide Bolshevist revolution. The chief centres chosen for their operations are Berne, Milan, Lyons, Dublin and Chicago, while London and New York are avoided as being too dangerous. The Swiss authorities have seized masses of correspondence and other documents. Two of the principal German agitators in Switzerland, named Roller and Kurelia, were deported to-day.