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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 203, 28 July 1937, Page 13

DAWBER’S LADIES he Square OUTFITTER. Opp. P.D.C. ;IG REDUCTIONS ’ OFF ALL lILLINERY, FROCKS. COATS, AND COSTUMES. Hi QUALITY MEAT COSTS LESS. At SNELLING’S. gIRLOIN 7dl lb. Ribs sd_aml fid lb, Steak fid lb, Sausages, Tripe 5d lb. So trade at the shop that keeps down the price of meat. SNELLING, Cuba Street, Phone 5158. We Deliver. LET IT SNOW! LET IT FREEZE! LET IT RAIN! We Guarantee our bone drv MATA[ and MAIRE, COAL, COKE and CARBONETTES to KEEP you WARM. Just a ’Phone Call nr.d we will Deli/er our goods promptly. FARMERS,—WE STOCK POSTS, BATTENS AND STRAINERS. ’PHONES: Head Office 7334, Depots 7507, 7280. STACE RUSH A MESSAGE from The "EXCLUSIVE fV STYLE SPECIALISTS Nobody Ever Regretted Buying Quality ES Inspect our range of WINTER COATS, COSTUMES, EVENING FROCKS, KNITWEAR, Etc. New Address: Coronation Buildings, BROADWAY SLATER’S Last Flutter! REGARDLESS OF COST BARGAINS TO CLEAR 30 only Special Purchase COATS, with fur collars and quality materials. Brown, Black, Wine and Bottle. Worth sgns For 8 only TUNIC SUITS, in smart tweed mixtures. 89s 6d to £4 19s 6d S.W. and W. F ° r 637Limited Number of TWEED and FUR TRIMMED COATS. Signs to £3 I9s fid ... For QQ/Q Balance,of WOOL EBOOKS I 12 Only EVENING FROCKS To Go .. 19/ .g | .. For 13/ g NOTE—AUGUST 9th, Definitely Last Day for Special Reductions. SLATER’S THE LEADING GOWN SALON, THE SQUARE (’PHONE 6561) PALMERSTON NORTH

Prices Smashed WILTS DOW SEE WINDOW BARGAINS! Several SINGLE QUILTS—29a Cut Pried gl/" ... Cut Price 2*7/6 SINGLES—Were 38s DOUBLES—Were 32s 6d Six DOUBLES—Were 44s 6d DOUBLES—Were 72s 6d ... DOUBLES—Were 82s 6d ... Cut Price 20/“ Cut Price 32/6 Cut Price 52/6 Cut Price 62/6 707DOUBLES—Were 98s Cd ... Cut Price ANDRE & SONS Designers and Manufacturers of High Grade Furniture and Upholstery, U 4 RANGITIKEI STREET :: :: PALMERSTON NORTH but I knew it was me... WHAT'S I***"*® ssSsffss IStltloKT nowadays ITS SttM [ T\ TO BE LOSING WSttSS WHAT SAID I WILL V. SPEAK TO THE \ MANAGE* ur io(«E M2a W* aT " ftatGl* N,H ? u i you TO Vv w/sw .7. P> RE 5b SO TIRED I® SV- & SOME TIME LATER f YOU GEY B HOUHS SLEEP—OUGHT TO BE ENOUGH. ITS THE OLO STOUT OF 'NI6HT-STARYATIOH I EXPECT. BE MEMBER TNISEVEN WHEN YOU SLEEP YOU USE UP ENERGY. THIS MUST 81 REPLACED, ESPECIALLY FOR ANYONE WITH AM EXACTING JOB LIKE YOURS-OTHERWISE NO WONDER'YOU WAKE TIRED. SEE J WHAT NORUCKS *. WILL DO - TpO OLD BOV. ™*™ r s :' p ALONG nnwH. WHY HOT see MY DOCTOR AND ■b'. "SMj, .'Vi V\o \y LW, u > te-r s. "A. £ a x/ OY_ 'll —, Av* & - d*r dav WHAT SOY UITE GETTING TO l ook forward to mt HOITUCK'S BEFORE ‘ turning inm f a Prices from 1/9 economy size, 2/11. Horlick's Mixer, 1/-. HORLICKS THIS MEANS YOU SLEEP SOUNDLY. WAKE REFRESHED,AND HAVE EXTRA ENERGY ALL DAY Also the Are YOU losing rhythm? Are you letting things slip when you know a little extra effort would make all the difference? Your trouble is probably ''Night-Star-vation.” Even in sleep extra energy is still used tip by breathing and other automatic actions. This energy must be replaced —or you continue to wake up tired and your work suffers. Horlick's taken regularly at bedtime will build up your reserves of energy and put you back on top of the job. HorJick's is delicious and economical. The milk is already in it just add water. 'VIJIK’S * JjOßucKj* k GUARDS AGAIN ST NIGHT-STARVATION THE BRITISH HAROLD F. RITCHI E CO. LTD., 104 DIXON ST., WELLINGTON, C.l.