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Franklin Times, Volume XXII, Issue 89, 1 August 1932, Page 1

Accommodation Vacant. ! J>OARD offered, married couple; also business girls or high school pupils, nice locality.—Apply “Refined,” Times Office. Wanted Known. 1 • r per cent cut is small to the cut 1 will make for any work entrusted to me. Seize this opportunity of getting your small or large mb executed in the best way at the lovvest price.— Fred Blandford, The Home builder. 'Rhone 2 09, Pubckohe. MUSING dialogue, absorbing plot, sensational and dramatic denouement. ‘Outward Bound.” j influenza or colds renew your strength and vitality with “Vigor Tonic,” excellent for “nerves,” too, 3/-, 5/6.—H. W. Estall, Chemist, Pukekohe. your eyes—Consult Halsey Cox, qualined optician; moderate charges. Visits Pukekohe first Thursday monthly. Appointments Marfell’s Pharmacy. :.. , , gANJO-MANDOLIN, Mandolin, Ukulele, Steel Guitar, Spanish Guitar, genuine tuition, reasonable terms. —■ Les. Hart, Victoria Street. t> U VETERINARY Liniment —a specific for chilled, hard, or swollen quarters, per bottle at Marfell’s, the Veterinary Chemist. j>LACKMORE home dressmaking. Fashions —Ideal for Up-to-date, reliable, easy r to cut and make. Good selection at The Thrift Store. QI-lILBLAINS? Try Ayrton’s Chilblain Tablets and cream, soothes and cures the inflammation and irritation. — H. W. Estall, Chemist. £JOAL and Firewood at reduced prices from E. Measham, Carrier, phone 92. 1/4 QOLOURED LENORA APRONS, each; 5-piece toilet sets, dainty shades, 2/3 set. Up-to-date designs. —The Thrift Store.

| JgNTIRELY local cast. “Outward j Bound,” Tuesday and Wednesday, j August 9th and 10th. Reserve at the j Rookery. JgSTALL, Chemist, for veterinary supplies—Calcium Chloride, lodine, Gentian, Salts, Ozo, Anticrac, Scour Powders, Instruments, etc.—Estall, Chemist. JpLU has started again. Don’t be caught napping; take Anti-Flenza, j 2/6. —Chas, Ratjen, 8.5. M., Chemist. ;F 0R electrical or mechanical instali lations, overhauls and repairs at competitive prices, consult J. Perry, ! Helvetia road, Pukekohe. ’Phone 22K F OR shortest notice, Beautiful Floral Wreaths at any size, ring Scobie, ’phone 179. TT FI. PATTLE, LTD. report having sold Mr Noel Stuart’s farm of 40 acres on Puni road, with all buildings on, to Mr M. McDougall, of Pukekohe. JJOWE & WESTON, LTD., authorised Austin Agents for Franklin. Repairs and Adjustments. ’Phones 159 and 320. TNGRAM’S Best Hot Water Bags, guaranteed two years, three popular sizes, 5/3, 5/8, 6/8. —Chas. Ratjen, 8.5. M., Chemist. Ti/TYSTICAL, enthralling, unusual, “Outward Bound,” Strand Theatre, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 9th and 10th. Art Embroiderer. The latest and most fascinating needlework article on the market to-day. Simplicity itself. Demonstration gladly given at The Thrift Store. JpAINTING 10/- per day; paperJ hanging from 8/- per room. Good clean work guaranteed.—R. Johnstone, 'phone 352. Garage, one-day Battery Service. Batteries collected and delivered at no extra cost. USSELL’S Garage for unequalle Battery Service and prices. 1 months’ guarantee; £2 15s. QOMETIIING NEW, —British first- ! grade (Crompton Parkinson) Elec- j Iric Bulbs, 10-50 candle power, 2/3 — \ At H. T. Moore’s (lower King Street). ' IIITIIER goest thou ! ! ! By whose authority ! ! ! Does “Outward Bound” answer these questions? Tuesday and Wednesday, August 9th and .10 111.