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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1706, 22 December 1919, Page 1

j LOSJ AND FOUND. J f OST, light bay gelding- about 17 hands, star on forehead, white i hind loot. Reward.'—4ls Moan street. ' T OST, between Palmerstpn and \ Jlli Bunnythorpe, small basket, con•taiiiing lady's handbag, etc.; name in- ' «ide purse. .'' 'Reward'. Apply J. Sehejdt, store, Bunnythorpe, or. ''Standard" Office. . • ",'OST, between 'Palmerstpn and 'Foxil ton, bottom plate "of set teeth. Reward ._ Apply^'Standard".^office._ L'OST, Thursday,.''at Collinson" 'and Gunninghame's, letter addressed to Dr. Putnam; cheque enclosed; payment stopped. Finder kindly ring 767 R. "I" (OST, at. Empire Hail or Square, >JLi envelope containing war certifica'tes. Good reward. ■ Apply "Staudard" Office. VOUND, at Fitzsimons', secondhand : depot, Main'street east, sei of dogcart harness, host' of Mason jars, and all articles required. ■T7IOUNI), dainty Xmas gifts, always ,JC somethings new.—jCr.oucher's, specialists, the Square. a box ;ars, from Levy's, tobacconist. A NICK present for your young lady, I i\. Pond's vanishing cream, 2s.—Atl Levy's, tobacconist. I WHAT about buying your yoim man a silver" mounted waikin; ;>tick, fromJ3s_6d, at Levy's, tobacconist. A NICK present for father—A Loewc l\. pipe, from Levy's, tobacconist. OH! Mother, Piver's powder is only 5s Gd, at Levy's, tobacconist and TO LET. . * LET, two unfurnished rooms, X good locality, quiet home; occupants at business most of days. Apply "Standard" Office. FOR LATE ADVTB. 8E» PAGE 6 \X7 ANTED/youth or man for dairy YV farm, machines used. Apply Watt's cycle depot.

UJ' ' brief hags, cheapest in town. — Sanson and Burr, Ltd. T ANTED, man for bread cart. Apply iMeadley and Gardner, bakers, Limbrick street. lADIES' blouses, tlie latest creation J in the most approved style. Cajl at Harry Baker's, ladies' tailor. WANTED to" sell,' 8 purebjed "WMte Leghorn liens. Apply "Leghorn,'' "Standard" Office. < _ lIMITED supply of Christmas geese it' and fowls arrived too late "for Saturday's sale, now for private sale.— Harry Palmer's. JUST landed, Christopher Johnson's ivory,, electro-plated, metal, and horn handled pocket knives, 2 blades, from 4s Gd to 10s each.—Hopwood's; sale. ■OLOWERING plants for. \. ■ planting, from Gd per dozen.— B. H. Just, the Square. /" 10UNTRY ~cbildren, OkW \ J at Collinson and Cunninghame's. Wednesday, Dec. 24th, 11 a.m. to 12.3 C p.m., 1.30 p.m. to : 5 p.m. \ Admission Gd, and free present. DAISY "air guns, 8s Cd, tricycles, 30s to 50s; wheelbarrows, 8s Gd; pocket knives, Is.—Hopwood Hardware Co I HEY called up the chimney (their faces aglow),'so that old Father Christmas their wants would know; horses and carts, jam and mince tarts, dolls that sleep and an engine that starts; but, please, Father Christmas, bring.us all a pair of really good boots fiom Phil Duncalf's, the Square. tS REEN pe"as and new potatoes of Hj exceptional quality for Christmas, lowest possible' prices; at Harry Pal- / of jellies and cordials at Burrough and Charles', next P.D.Q. Call and see. lADIES' - ivhite _ voile blouses, 7s Gd, J 12s 6d, 15k Gd, 17s Gd.—J. Hadfield, Ranffitikei street, "whore the bar-

rnHERMOS flasks, 9s 6d to 30s; fold_L ing camp' bods, 30s; hammocks, 7s 6d.—Hop wood Hardware Co. ,«/■ ADAME DE LTJEN is now showIyjL ing a complete range of dainty lingerie in crepe do cheno, Fugi, etc. Showroom, Coleman Place. Phone 1027. 7" ANTED, householders to lay in stock I of lirewood owing to shortage of coid.— C. N. Clausen. pOPPER kettles, all sizes, English V/' make, 14s to 27s 6d each ; sets asbestos sad irons, 18s 6(l.—Hopwood i Hardware. SK for Butterick's quarterly for L winter 1919-1920: sliipment just SANTA CLAUS meets country chili dron, Collinson and Cunhiiighame's, Wednesday, Dee. 24th, 11 a.m. t.) 12.30 p.m., 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission 6d, and free, gift from Santa Claus. - . 3 AAA • GRAMOPHQNE \ records \J\J\J ' just opened ' upr-Edison, Columbia, Regal, Zondphone. Your requirements supplied at Leary's.

i ORIGINAL water colours by the s.-/ best artists, and framed by.our experts. See them and get them 1 at Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzherbert street. ADULTS meet Santa Clans at Colhn- ' son and Cunninghame's on Christma's Eve, 8.35 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission Is, and a free present from Santa Glaus. .IVTEW STOCK of tyres and tubes at tho Ideal cycle works, next "Standard" Office. Tyres, from 6s; bolls, Is (3d; vulcanisers, 6s 9d; outfits, 6d; chains,' 9s 6d; saddles, lis 6d; Bliie•mel's pumps,'4s 9d; carbide. 0d; motor tubes, 12s; new rims fitted, 12s 6d. r E, have Califprnian glace fruits t ' hand.—Dustiris, Ltd., pastry'cooks and confectioners.