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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 424, 11 July 1905, Page 3

We are selling good drapery cheap at the Bon March Stock Quitting Sale. We sre aiming at a complete clearance. of winter stock, C. M. lioss and Co.—Advt. It has frequently been stated that many more people would ride bicycles were they less expensive.. To those who are of this opinion, we would draw atj tention to the splendid value in secondHand machines obtainable at the MasseyHarris Cycle Depot, the stock having been thoroughly overhauled and marked at "sell quick" prices. Have a look at these bicycles, and you're bound to admit that they are firat-rate value.— \C. H. Pickering, local agent.*

W. INKPEN, ~.Bootmaker... Broad Street, ... Tne Square. rpHESE Prices illustrata what we can do JL without sacrificing quality. Spend your money to the best advantage. Ladies' Chrome Button Boot 3 12/6, Ladies Chrome. Lace Boots 11/6, Glace Kid Button Boots 15/-. Boots and Shoes of all kinds from 6/6 to-15/6. Men's Boots, heavy, from 11/6, Men's Light Chrome Bals from 13/6, Men's Glace Kid Bals from 16/6. A large stock of Children's Shoe 3 and 81ippers from 1/6 Boots made to order and repairs done while you wait. Only the best English leather used in repairing. W. INKPEN, Bboad Street, .. The Souake. THE STAR SAFETY RAZOR. * * # iG HAVE yourself. It is a pleasure and O real home comfort with the genuine " Three Star," the original and mechanically perfect Safety Razor. Over five million users appreciate daily the value of this marvel of simplicity. The STAR STROPPER is a device which acts absolutely perfect on the' strop, and clearly proves the superiority and simplicity of a new principle in machines made for stropping Safety Razor Blades. Call and Inspect at ROUGERS & LARCOMB, Diatrict Agents. i P. ST. JOHN, MERCHANT TAILGR, MAIN STEEET. MR P. ST, JOHN wishes to intimate to the residents of town and surrounding district that he has taken over the business of Mr A. T, Dcnoghue. Mr St John has had considerable London and Continental experience, and was late cutter for a well-known West End firm in London. He has also had practical experience in the Paris Academy, where he obtained first-class diplomas. The Tweeds kept in stook ara imported from all the best English houses. Ladies' costumes made to all styles, fits guaranteed. Mr St. John wishes to give his attention particularly to the town trade and immediate districts. A BUSINESS that Is n worth adver] tising is no worth running.