Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7399, 15 September 1902, Page 2

Seizing tho opportunity. it baa bc6n rightly said that opportunities come to everyone, a\v\ tho faculty ot disuternine iind seizing them loads to euccos3 and fortuno. An inset which has just beeu circulated through this paper, draws attention to the fact that the U.F.O.A. Stocking-taking sale of crockery, glassware and ironmongery sundries affords numerous and goldon opportunities to tho house-wifo and artisan. To make room for large shipments arriving, crockery has bean reduced in price from 15 to 50 per oent. Lamps, furnishing, carpontcru' tools and household requisites are bsing sold regardless of cost Considerable reductions have been made on household furniture, mattresses, bedding &c. The sale continues for LI days" -iU the U.F.O.A.—Advt. THAT AWFUL DEPRESSION. Hundreds of sufferers from dyspepsia have experienced that awful depression, but experience fails to teach some people, for they will continue taking noxious'nostrums, in the yam hope of finding a remedy. Impey's May Apple cures " that awful depression," and effects a permanent cure. Impey's Hay Apple is the result of years of study and research, and experimenting with medicinal herbs, roots, and barks. • and combines the laxative principles of the best. Its excellence is due to the scientific way it is compounded and the original method of manufacture. Impey's May Apple, the ideal family medicine, is a safe and positive remedy for constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, heariburn, and all irregularities of the liyer, kidneys, and bowls. It acts promptly, painlessly, and pleasantly, and effects a" permanent cure. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 2s Cd per bottle, or post free from the wholesale agents —Sharl^nd and Co.. Wellington.

OovoQtry, England, May 16th, 1902 to Mr J. B. Clarkson, Rudge-Whitworth Agency. Palmerston North, New Zealand.—Dear Sir.—You wUI no doubt yal equally pleased with ourselves to hthe that we have to-day received the Sohis Warrant of appointment to H.E.H. be Prince of Walos. Wo trust that tear exceptional mark oi Royal approval will tend to considerably increase your business with us and ba of assistance to you inproouring orders for our cycles— Tours faithfully, Ruago-Whitworth Ijta.—Advfc.

EVERY WOMAJN , Takeß a special pride in the way she finishes the shirts, collars and cuffs she irons. She likes to give satisfaction and doesn t she just beam with pleasure when the work is praised by the man livery man appreciates that beautiful sheen which is imparted to all starched hnen by Atbes' Chinese UtoEby sent to I" V-?* Ct- A. Bftm& be

IN THE CUSHION Frame of. the cycle of perfect ease, tho fM* TO ™eJ:tr * com£.ort ia ™y appreciaoie. ihire is nothing unsightly in the •Way ton Cushion Erame... To the casual observer it-looks exactly like the ordinary cycle I£ .you desire luxurious locoratition,this type of maohine deserves your consideration. Full particulars on application to G. H. Scon, Tho Square Palmers km ,";?ath.