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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9139, 11 February 1910, Page 1

WANTED— Steady young "man-, must be a good milker. Apply ' W. Hayward, Kairanga. KEEP your eyes on Mounsey's list of Auction Sales and see and book your's early. LATEST ill Tweed Hats, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d ; Soft F'cits, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d. New Ties, new Shirts, new Collars.—Garner and Garner, Clothiers. LADIES' Glace Lace Shoes, 7s lid. At Hannah's. ICE CREAM—For quantity and quality try Mrs Peattie's, Main Street._ Private_rooin_for ladies. WANTED —Smart boy for shop, to learn ironmongery business. Apply Manson and Barr, llaiigitikei Street. WANTED —Board by two young men, in quiet place, near Square. State terms. Adress, " W.A.," "Standard" Office. SHEETINGS, Calico, Madapolin, and Linoleum, clearing cheap at the great Sale at Leopold Simmons', 33. .Main Street East. unbeaten—Wire-wove beds, O single 13s 6d, double 15s 6d; Kapoc beds, single 12s 6d, double 20s. Garner and Garner, Drapers. RED BIRD Bicycle for sale, price £2 10s. Apply Petersen, care J. Jones, Kairanga Road. T VACANCY for two young men to ' ▼ share room; good home, cen-

tral, every convenience. Apply "Standard" Office. WANTED to exchange, ' several town properties showing good returns for small farms. J. A. Nash and Co., George Street. "WlOlONEY—WF"giiarl T antee full value for your money. The "Rough Rider" brand of clothing is a safe investment. There's distinction and style in a "Rough Rider" Suit. T JUST opened the newest goods for the coming season—New Dress Tweeds, new Paletots, new Coats. Inspection invited.—Garner and Garner. PRINTED Toilet Sets from 9s; Ewers from 2s each; Brush Vases and Soap Trays from 3d each. Printed Cups and Saucers 3s lOd per dozen. These arc without doubt the best value in town.—U.F.C.A.

LOST —All competition. "SAFE BUTTER" for purity and excellence stands alone. Try it! "Pure Safe Butter," Is lb.—ls. WANTED Known—That H. Bergersen has taken over the Blacksmith business in Broad Street lately carried on by Mr C. A. Bergersen, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the support accorded his father. Horse-shoeing a specialty. Lawn mowers sharpened and' repaired at shortest notice. READ this and get some idea of our prices: Carafes and Cups, 9(1; Glass Jugs, 9d ; Covered Butter Dishes, 6d; Sugar Basins, 9d. These are sterling value, to be had only at the U.F.C.A. during our great sale. ANTED Known—A breakfast V? table made-happy by using a pure sweet butter. . Try " Safe i Brand."—ls lb.—ls. ;

SMART SUlTS—There's no doubt as to the smartness and good quality of the famous "Rough Rider" Suits. No other ready-to-wear clothing is quite as good. Suits from 37s 6d, 425, 455, 50s, to 755, or to your individual measure. GRAPES —Direct from the grower to the consumer, Is and Is 3d per lb, at the Vineries, Hokowhitu. Telephones 312 and 449. • WANTED to -exchange, good property in, Feilding for a motor car. J. A. Nash and Co., George

Street. WANTED Known—Just opened up, British Journal for 1910. Secure one now. Also ask for' our latest illustrated Catalogue and Price Lists, which will give but a minute idea of our immense stock of everything required for the Amateur and Professional at prices that defy competition. Inspection invited. Photo Stares. Main Street. Palmerston N. JL' Kiin ULVJSM AW A Y—V ARoWOUU NISHINE, the brilliant Polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums ; easiest, quickest, brightest. Particulars in each 6d tin. All grocers. NOW is the time to buy good china. See our prices for Royal Worcester, Hadley ware, Royal* Doulton, Bellick, etc. These goods are marked at cost prices.—U.F.C.A. FOUND —The purest and finest of butter—"SAFE BRAND."— Is lb—ls. SMOKERS— Just landed a very large.assortment of Loewe and Co. Pipes, from 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 10s 6d; also a very fine lot of Is pipes. 1 Inspect our stock before buying elsewhere.—Bert Pratt, Hairdresser and

Tobacconist. . STOP at Clapham's on your way for your hairait and shave to-day. Two chairs, no waiting. Razor setting a specialty. Clapham, Hairdresser, Main Street. WANTED Known—That D. McNair, late of Masterton, is now proprietor of Tattersall's Stables, Rangitikei Street. Rubber tyred gigs, buggies, etc., always on hire. Good stands, feeds, and attention at reason-' able rates. Telephone No. 474. MASSAGE —Nature's mode of cure. Cause of much disease is the cold congested condition of the blood. Massage promotes circulation, energizes nerves, develops muscles, vitalises the whole bodily system to vigorous health. Result, many marvellous cures. -Note—We find out your trouble without asking questions. Mr and Mrs Cavelle, 34, Main Street E., Palmerston North. __ TEA POTS from 6d; printed jugs from 9d; fancy flower pots from 9d; comports from 6d; glass dishes four for Is. These are our prices.— U.F.C.A. .... ■ "|/Q WILL buy a set of six Palm. X / O North Real Photo Postcards, showing the whole of the Square ; also Rotunda showing Commissioner Hay's visit to Palmerston, Lakelet, Technical School, Tea Kiosk, etc. Please note, only address, No. 20, Main Street (late Stannard's). —A. A. Pratt and Co. FOR a few days we offer our celebrated skirting hair broom at 2s IOd.—U.F.C;A. Sale.