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PALMERSTON NORTH. We Can't All Be CleverJ But We CAN All Be Smart. ” Just fine visit io JEEVES ■Will Absolutely Prove It, Without Doubt. JEEVES FOR Dry-eleaning. JEEVES for Pressing. JEEVES for,Dyeing. JEEVES for SMARTNESS. JEEVES, THE DRY-CLEANERS, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. DID YOU SAY “PLUMBING”? Well, you’d better visit MURRAY & HANSEN, 54u Maui Street, Telephone 5690. FOR final brush-up with Hitler, support Liberty Loan. For best brush-up tor yourself, support Levy, Hairdresser, Tobacconist. ' ■ . SI'EECHLn.Y'S, Main St., for Dainty Things tor Ladies at most attractive prices. Call today.- ■ ' BUNNYTHUKPE Stores have Genera. Merchandise, Produce, Hardware aud Timber. Tel. 6411. AU goods, town prices BLANDFORD'S, Furriers, Coleman PL, cheerfully submit quotations for bur Renovations and Repairs. Tel, 6054. IF you want what you want when you want it take Watch Repairs to Cranston: GRUNDY’S Rental Cars, Palmerston N„ New Plymouth, Waltaru ano Gisborne .411 latest models LADIES will find that understanding and courteous service at Speecliley s, Intimate Wear Specialists, Main St., ELECTRrCAif. Repairs Radio,, RvPaJ« and Overhauls, by qualified Radiotrician. Rowlaud Hill, Main St., opp. P.O. WE will buy or sell anything from -a Baby Elephant to a Pin Tray. Come right In. “Bobs,” near Municipal Chambers, in the Square. - THE Most satisfying Dinner ih town-at the Plaza, in George at. Try it today. IT will pay you to call at Blandford’s, Furriers, Coleman PL, and inquire about Lay-by. PALMERSTON NORTH RESIDENTS. IN view of recent antl-Russian letters appearing In local newspaper you should read “Rats! Rats! Rats!” a telling article by "The Gadlly" In this week’s issue of “John A. Lee’s Weekly." All newsagents. Only 3d. Other Articles by leading New Zealand and world Radicals. Packed with punches on every page. ' LEVIN THAT PEACEFUL FELLOW. HE’S never fought anybody over anything, but has done a tremendous amount of pasting for other people. That's Lennie, i with his little ladder. Papering supero satisfaction in every swipe. WM Stannard, Bookseller ano Stationer The Dominion" Clief Delivery Agent to district. Six runners, I’el. 64, RING 29, .Levin. Such a sweet voice wil. tell you about Levin Dyeing, Dry Cleaning CARTER Bros. Just two small words that denote all that is tender in meats. Right! NOW, putting it simply, d’you want your chimney swept? If so, Inquire from Bob Murray. SOME say “Good old Channings.” Others say something else, but everybody says “The Concrete Man." ' ■ BOOKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods. We deliver "The Dominion.'' Maclean and Chapman, Ltd. Tel, 302, Levin. HE’S first at the last That’s Bob Murray giving worn-out footwear that Kruscben feeling. THE present should lay the foundations for the future. It’s best done in Channings Concrete. OTAKI, L. G. Lowry, Chief "Dominion” Agent, always has large stocks of Books, Papers. .Magazines, Periodicals and Stationery. HITLER’S reign is doomed. But one rule remains popular. F. W. G. Rule, the Railway Pharmacy. That’s correct. STAND By, Otaki. Glmblett’s still offer the greatest values in Groceries. Call on them today. ■ ■ YOU really ought to enjoy t.hc service so perfectly given by the Otaki Bag Wash. It is quick, thorough and economical. Try them today. DOWSETT’S Drapery for quality; economy, wide stocks and a courteous service. Maintaining a commendable reputation, LET’S refurnish the old home in anticipation of the boy’s return. See Harold Taylor today. McBETH’S are noted for their quality meats, and the courteous service. May they serve you? ' THERE’S quality in every purchase at H. F. Brown's, Otakl’s busy grocers. Why not call in today?, RELIABILITY. The essential where prescriptions are concerned. Contact Wilson, tlie popular Chemist. Do so today. MASTERTON. NOVELTY SPIDER BROOCHES MADE of Beads in Attractive Shadings, also made to order in any colours or with your own beads If desired. J. BRADBURY, JEWELLER, Queen Street, Masterton. F : ROM _ 37F'pai7 - Ladies’ all-wool ankle Sox, in assorted shades. Sizes from SJin. to lOin. At The Walrarapa Farmers. o<l. each. Plain white ladies’ Cotton Handkerchiefs, hemmed border. No coupons required. At The Walrarapa Farmery ■ 24d. Bundle. Nickel-plated Safety Pins, assorted sizes on .bundle. At The Wairarapa Farmers. 3jd. Card. Mending Silk for hose in either shades of 12 on a card (including grey), or card of individual shades. At The Walrarapa Fanners. 4ld. each. Silk Hairnets, elastic half-way round. In shades of light, mid, and dark brown. At The Walrarapa Farmers. 3/11 pair. Fine Lisle Hose, seamed Jni-?' in assorted shades. Sizes 91n. to loin. One ctothlim- coupon a pair. At The walrarapa Farinens. ■ WANTED TO BUY. FURNITURE of Til Descriptions. Crockery, Clothes, Brassware, Cutlery, Jewellery. Call at Tyson's, 320 Jackson Street. Petone (late manager of Price’s Auction Rooms). Goods also handled on conimlsslon prices. Sales arranged. WANTED TO PURCHASE, DEER Tails and Deer Horns m velvet. Will pay from 1/- to 3/- each for deer tails, accoroing to size. Harry Wong, 145 Vivian S'icet. Wellington. E. A. SMITH. THE JEWELLER, 35 Ghuznee St. (opp. Te Aro P. 0.). Pays Top Prices for All Kinds of Old Jewellery. Tel: 51-153 We Call. BRYANT BROS. ~ ~ Are Cash Buyers of Scrap Metal of All Descriptions; also Rags. Sacking, Etc. Highest Prices Given. 4 ALPHA STREET. Telephone 51-933. OLD JEWELLERY AND DIAMOND KINGS. WE Pay the Best PRICES for Gold. Jewellery and Diamond Rings. Country clients, cash or quotations by return mail W M HAYCRAFT AND CO.. Manufacturing Jewellers, 94 Willis St (over Preston's), Wellington (Established over 20 years.) SCRAP METAL FOR CASH. Copper, Brass, Metal, Zinc. Aluminium Cast Iron. Second-hand Machinery. G. R STEVENS AND CO., LTD., 132 b Abel Smith Street Tel 59-333 And Watford Street Evans Bay Tel. 18-324 1?AD!OS WANTED' We pay highest eash prices for all makes Write, Telephone, or Call WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., 97 Taranaki StreetTelephone 56-120.

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Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 4, 29 September 1944, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 4, 29 September 1944, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 4, 29 September 1944, Page 1