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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1655, 22 October 1919, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND* OST, between Fetlding and SpringH J field paddock, 2-y.eai'-'old Jlolstein stc(>r. Apply S. Foster, Bohgotea. T OftlV4s"6(l, if you do not buy 5s 6d 9 J novels for Is, at Bennett's, bookseller, Broadway. linoleums, ete., . ' ;it lowest prices.—Hutchins' furniture exchan'ge, 815 .Alain street, near P.O. , j IjIOTJND, at Fitzsimons' second-hand depot, 359, Main street east, sewing machines, lawn mowers, separators, and all articles of furniture required. FOR LATE ADVTS. SEE PAGE 6. furniture manufac- § S. tured by experienced tradesman, at factory ' prices.'—Bert Bowater, cabinetmaker, V± r > Fentberston street. 9' INEN marking outfits.—Your own _i name, ink and pad complete, 3s, at Bennett's, JBroadway. mOMATO sausages, made from Mutt S hothouse tomatoes. are now available at the shop where you £ot better meat.— Kairanga Meat Co. "OICYCLES, 'tyres, tubes, lamps, *0 bells, pumps, carbide, motor accessories, etc. A gfeat selection at Anderson's cycle shop, opposite. Post

D u l 3N li T worry about a license. Brin<j; your rod in your pocket, and hurry to P. and B.Vshoe .-store. "1-f OTHERS! The fine, bright days ItJL are the days for baby's portrait, and Billons' studio gets the expression. Phone 731. OT STREET, to-morrow, £i L Mounsey and Co. will soil the fontents of well furnished homo, without reserve. Details page 8. SPECIAL cut prices in men's and boys' boots.—J. Hadfield, Rangitikei street. \/JTRS E. MAUDE, metaphysician IT.I. and psychic, may be consulted at 7 Fitzberbert street; treatment magnt tic and electric massage; scalp treatment a speciality. nWO I X)I 9of gramophones, first* class machines, play any size disc record.—Gates' music stores. Square. JUST landed, 9 crates of dinnerware, etc., and selling at reasonable prices.—A. E. Clausen. WANTED known, Pukemiro coal contains iio slack, no soot, no stones, and Huns right away to an ash.—R. E. Cuthbertson and Co., George street. CIASH talks every time, and note our J cash prices.—Britannia tyros, 20s, less 5 per cent, cash discount; 19s net. New Velox tyres, 16s, loss o per cent, cash discount, 15s 3d net. — Watt's cycle depot, 3 Rangitikei street.

BOON, the leu expert, for finest qual- ■ ity in blended teas at Is lOd and 2s per lb. Fine China buds at 3s 3d. Buy a sample and be comforted. rfIOMATO sausages, prepared from L the finest ingredients (tomatoes supplied by Orr Bros., Lower llutt) are on sale to-dav at the Kniranga Meat Co. A fl PKTS. "Defiance" hose clearing 4:U at l 2s 9d pair; 12s Gd half do/,. —Osborne's. Main Street, Palmerston.

("i ET u comfort sad iron from Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzherbert street; they are good, and are selling

BOON still makes Boom-ett, which is. the latest in baking powders, gives highest satisfaction. Once* used always used.—Progressive stores, Broadway. NAMELLING with three coats; I best storing enamel, lining ami ..U'hauling cycles, 255; at the Ideal cycle works only, next "Standard" Office; phone 1189. garden lime in kerosene KJ tins, 4s 3d; Swift's arsenate of load, lib 2s 9d, 21bs 6s 6d, 51bs 12s 6d. —Manson and Barr, Ltd. 11AXI, new 7-seater Willys Knight car; comfortable, punctual, satisfactory ; charges reasonable.—'Phone 944.-JA. Tonkin. J'OU need tea.—"Robur" is good 11 pure tea KEROSENE tor sale, in 7-case lots; 19s Gd per case, at our depot, Rongotea Siding.—Co-op., Rongotea. THO is Boon? Why the up-to-r date and progressive storekeeper, of Broadway, P.N. Watch windows for price; 'twill pay you. OPWOOD HARDWARE, now in new ferro-concrete premises, Main Street, next to Post Office, is now selling spraying lime, builders' lime and Golden Bay Cement. ~ TOW is the time to buy your garden ■* hose, while we have good stocks of all kinds, from 6£d per ft; also hose directors, hose clips, tap unions, galvanised watering cans, and 6pray pumps.—At Watson Bros., Ltd.

rpOMATO and bedding plants of all descriptions now ready in any quantity.—Watson. Bros., Ltd., or A. J. Shailer, nurseryman, Scandia street. ) ONGOTEA and district.—Mrs Jb Gray (late of Otaki) has taken over our dressmaking rooms. A trial solicited.—Landers Bros., Rongotea. 'ANTED known, that our dress- ' making rooms are re-opened by a thoroughly experienced dressmaker, 1 whom we can recommend.—Landers Biioß., Rongotea. rfIHE Palmerston-Wellington taxi service has now been discontinued. Clients may secure the services of P. Hansen's up-to-date taxi by ringing phone 689. F .OR SALE, 140 acres, dairy farm, close Palmerston, carrying 45 cows, stock at valuation; 1 mile cheese factory, store, etc. Price £43 per acre; terms £ISOO cash. Owner would exchange Palmerston town' property.—J. A. Nash and Co.. George street.