0«n oernxu; With Less Labour * Use This Grass Catcher. I lawn cannot be tidy when the cut grass remains on it, But S 1 the trouble of raking your lawn has been such that It rarely (it g §&. ever) gets dune! Isn't that so? a § USE THIS OKASS CATCHER. | W? Tr ,1 • n <-,. r-iMirr mid .save labour. It is made with a galvanised -«» Pstc'w mtS S \SSn°vo l u^dn ]l to hold the grass The "sides of J b&,steel ( ll ': l^ o allow 0 [ lt boms folded up into small compai* g stored away. Filed with galvanised steel wire fittings it is instant- - When filled this Or: The cut grass; whirl auctvpf you.'- lawn, can Crass Catcher i.s used GRASS CATCHER, ; lv adjustable to any Size.oi w«» r< i is detached lor emptying m u moment. '. V ?^, C fS h ftn from the otherwise neat appear Inch il lelt detiaas uuin , e)] olu , into a van Enjoy the out of doors in one of our Deck Chairs. Try the open air cure this summer in comfort. Instead oi sitting on a stiff unyielding chair way not recline on this dee!: chair? It adjusts to (.•very bend and angle ol your i i.. DECK'vCHAinS. as with arm rests; adjustable to three diiierent angles. 1& (i(L DECK CHAIRS, as illustrated, but with the additional comfort oi long foot rest. : I'S M-->X a&) . s>v irtnli [fug Street* % Broadway, tog I ■gar x> jghL a ahj ill
\ littlo Kerol in the |p Bath is refreshing and |K invigorating - . §.'•.;■ Two drops in water make a * Dentifrice, u\}which .destroys all taac- |V;: teria. •■ |«£ Also a splendid mouth- f wash and throat-gargle. jHi teaspoonftd of Kero; I «stim ula te a grow tii—i gives a beautiful sheen. : H \ Always uso for Child- ; | ren's Hair. KEE O L i r kills nits. J KEROL, though 34 times stronger thanCnrboih Acid, is absolutely Su,^. Irritant, The Surest Jtfrotectioii to Health yon can buy ! ORDER "KERoFfROmToUR CHEMIST OR STOREKEEPER Sold in Bottles, Tina, Drums and Casks. \gm Dalgety & Co., Ltd., Australasian Agents n,7Li- "aiv" ia wnrft ftronomical than anj rfTHEN we claim that the new Duick Six is more *- , ' u,, ™ l f t land show him. , _ . , WA , i/c SM.HFAfI ; And when we state that the Biuck VALVE-IN HCAU i i overhead valve engine develops more i power than any other motor of equal |-| ! (size ever built our word is upheld by MOTOP-CAPS «» Mninent engineers in all parte ot the M.0.10K JU-orkL „ , - r t T' JOUJLVA MOTOR-CARS, J. BETT & BAYLY, LIB: AGENTS.
w 011 d e rfo.l B a k© t Values ¥ / M NEE our window display o) all Kinas k3 of Basket Ware—FERN IUSKEIS, WORK BASKETS, FLOWER AND SHOPPING BASKETS. W© also have a special lino for the Summer months of LUNCH AND PICNIC BASKETS, besides useful lunch carriers, waste-paper baskets, soiled linen'baskets and clothes baskets. BASKETS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. SPIT CARES in every size in Leather, Canvas, Granit fibre AT THE LOWEST PHICES. Corns To Os For Basket Satisfaction. lUii/n. Al PERS'TON NfiRTN aw^^nu^WWWWW^^ it. Sufficient n B e its "EPNS" mean's ''Electro Plate on Nickel Silver,"—Now there varSus' qualities of E.PX.S. Ware, and the best is made an Engi ThSno to be sure fif Voodness-LASPING goodness-see that you "E.E.P.N.S."—that is'"English Electro Plato on -Nickel Silvei. There is no such mark as "E.E.P.N.5.," of course, bul you have word that the following are BEST BRITISH PRODUCTIONS. E.P.N.S. TABLEWARE IN CASKS. Cases containing 0 teaspoons, 10a 6d to lb:; fid. Cases-containing C teaspoons and tongs, 15s to IRs G(l. Cases containing G pastry or cake forks, 15a to 10s. Cards of 2 .Lam Spoons, 3s card. Cases-of 2 Butter Knives, 3s card. Cards of Jam Spoon, Butter Knife and Tongs, 4s Gd card. Cards of 2 Salt or 2 Mustard Spoons, 2s card. H.M. Sterling Silver Teaspoons in cases J dozen, at 22s 6d. 80s ca H.M. Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons, 18s Gd case of i dozen. Also other cased goods of various kinds. All British manufacture high class quality. BETTER VALUES :NOT IN NEW ZEALAND. I WHERE YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE, | I PALMERSTON .NORTH. I ALE AND STOUT "B I) R T 0 N ' S ! BREWED AND SETTLED BY PALJsuSESTON NOB.TH. THOKB 78.. Good Value In Best Footwear, WALKWELL BRAND. ROYAL OAK BRAND. MEN'S GLACE KID GOLOSH BALS. MEN'S GLACE DERBY BALS, leather 20$ lined, "pug" toes. 82s 6d. MEN'S GLACE KID DERBY BALS. MEN , g BQX CALF DE RBY BALS. 18s 6d. -_-■„, n r TQ leather lined, round too. 32s 6d. MEN'S GLACE OERBY UALti., QLACE J)mm leather hned. r 23shd. leather lined. 32s 6d. ""* MEN'S GLACE DERBY BAM. W MEN'S ROMEOS, light and strong. toes, patent cap. 32s Gd. WE I HAVE PACIFIC. DARK TAN, AND OX BLOOD POLISHES, Although Boots and Shoes are difficult to get in large quantities, we have' Altbougti booLs u h{cl as wel] ben p] Mßlllg "IToye afemade to wear J3j. f e have just landed FOOTFORM. line* in Roots and Shoes. THE SQUARE (Between C, Smith's and C, and Cm
S TAe Pic& of f/ae Fra# /rem j 5 ffte P/cft of */ie Orchards j |J Yes! Yes! Of course there are &' other good jams. But if you arc F going to speak in superlatives, then p K the palm must be «iven to A Made from the pick of Central Otago apricots- fruit that folks in England pay huge prices to secure-rSt. George ApHcot sets a new standard in lusciouf goodness. It is just the finest fruit and the finest No. ! sugar made into jam in the big cleanly St. George kitchens. Boiled by steam heat in the, only aluminium boilers south of the line, and packed in solderlcss. sanitary, seamless, sate tins. In jars also. Test enc tin against any other jam—including mother % best. ''" - ■.■•.:•... ...'•■•'-' miIFRF are cars higher in price than the OAKLAND, but, none with T hi 'lor quality of steel in construction OAKLAND engineers, nsmg ,'>: ifelost Wndo of steel, hove learned-, tow to reduce the weight ol , ror without sacrifice-.of strength..They have aimed at lightness, ; . \ \i,, . L succeeded, as the many thousands of OAKLAND owners '"' In OAKLAND oar (19 cwt lqr), with five passengers, is not heavier than an ordinary car empty. ....... This lightness and strength of material help tho even-pullmg_srx-eyhn-dor onrnne.- to 'save money in petrol, tyres, oil and repairs. bhLUNU is ISKLIKVINO. Make an appointment with us tor a trial run. 42 jfANOITIKKf STREET. PALMEBSTON NORTH.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10111, 19 October 1917, Page 3
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