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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8794, 9 February 1909, Page 5

J. H. Manttan, Square, Palmereton N., Telephone 535.—Having purchased this year's crop of fruit in Mr Monro's orchard, together with an enormous crop in my own orchard, I am prepared to supply Preserving Fruits of every kind direct from the treee. Price list on application, either wholesale or retaiL— Advt.

LINEN HATS. To effect a, complete clearance of our linen ready-to-wear hats, we intend selling them all at 3s lid each. Ihe prices were 7s 6d to 13s 6d each. Colours —pinks, greens, browns, blues, whites; all at 3s lid each this week at; Collinson and Cunninghanoe's Sale. —Advt.

After five years' successful trading T found it necessary to enlarge the premises, having taken over the shop next door and turned the two shops into one, the result being up-to-date premises. I am now able to cope with the great increase in trade, having a good staff of first-class tradesmen and clean stock of up-to-date suitings. Customers can rely on getting satisfaction. —Uemar, Main street, nest Commercial Hotel. —Advt.

JAM JARS. The jam season has now commenced, and we have opened up our new etock of jam jars. Mason's narrow mouth, 4a, 5s and 6s 6d dozen; wide mouth jars for preserving, ss, 6s 6d and 8s dozen; open mouth jars, 2s 6d and 4s; jelly iars, 2s 6d and 3s 6d dozen; jelly tumblers, 2a 6d dozen; new patent honey jars, lib 4s, 21b ss, 31b 6s dozen.—U.F.C.A.—Advt.

Music is the proper food of love, and if you have no music in the home, love is apt to languish. A good piano is p a wonderful preserver of domestic harmony. All over New Zealand there are hundreds of homes made happy by the Dresden Piano Company. The easy-payment terms are really easy. You feel no drag on your resources. If you have not a piano, the matter is worthy of consideration. Consult the Dresden Piano Company, Ltd. Mr M; J. Brookes is North . Island manager. Local representatives, Messrs G. H.Bennett and Co. —Advt.