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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1717, 7 January 1920, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, cameo brooch, in Palmerston North, keepsake. Finder please leave at “Standard” Office. LOST, rim off mptor car lamp, near corner of Square and Fitzhcrberfc street. Reward on returning to Leary’s. STOLEN from racecourse, Monday, new Massey-Harris bicycle. Reward on giving information to phone 817. come astray on our farm, Tokomaru, steer. Owner can have same on paying costs.—Mabin and Hume. , change for linoleums and furniture of every description.—3ls Main street (near P. 0.). TO LET. TO LET, front bed-sitting rooms, close to Square; quiet (no children); conveniences. Address at “Standard” Office. EOR LATE ADV'its SEE PaGJL B. FIOR weddings and holiday family reunion photographs, go to Billons’ studio, or phone 731, for an appointment.

7JIHE old tramp limped down the village street (he’d torn out his pockets to tie ’neath his feet); his story he told to a farmer’s wife, who’d pitied these swagmen all her life. She gave him some money, and said, “Go to the Square, and of Phil Duncalf’s boots you \ just get a nice pair.”

MRS E. MAUDE, metaphysician and electric massage specialist, may be consulted on and after 29th of DocembeV, at 129 Park road (few weeks inly). CYCLISTS, you will be well repaid by inspecting the new stocks at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. B ( OON AND CO., the progressive cash grocers, have just landed Bird’s custard and egg powders; always ip-to-date. A SCOOTER is a sensible present for boys or girls. Our scooters are made of Australian hardwood.—F. J. Sheppard, 85 and 85a Rangitikei street. catalogue of roses and other plants now ready. Send far one. Post free to any address.— •’rank Mason, S.andon read, Feilding.

WANTED, sweet buyers to inspect our stock and compare prices.— Dustins, Ltd. CYCLISTS, get the wind up with a Bluejnel’s pump at 4s 9d ; motor umps, 12s 6d; tyres, 6s to 19s; pedal rubbers, 6d; outfits, 6d; carbide, 6d: oil, 4d; Dunlop solution, 4d.—ldeal ycle works, next “Standard” Office; ohone 118^. B,OON AND CO. still stock the famous Boom-ett baking powder. Cry this line. i QOA —A TRUE service of ecoJ. nomy will be our motto for the year.—Johansou and Kearney. wt EEDLINO plant* now ready, including tomato plant* from Dd pei ozen. Prbie list ready 80th October. Jet it, and save money.—B. H. Just, intjajiicaJ Nurseries. Palmerston North J AA ACRES, good dairy farm, all |_UU buildings, extensive piggeries, £4O an acre, easy terms.— Harry Palmer and Co.

r are selling barn red paint at the low price of 14s 6d per gallon. Buy to-day, as it will sell quickly.— Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzherbert street. JUST LANDED, 30 tons galvanised roofing iron.—Manson and Barr, Ltd.

rjTOMATO Mid bedding plant* of *ll description* now ready In any quantity.—Watson- Bros., Ltd., or A. J. Shatter, nurseryman, Scandia street. BUY NOW, and save worry at the store where you get everything to suit everybody. Here are a few useful presents for men: Hair brushes, shaving brushes, razors, auto strops, razors, Gillette razors, watches, fountain pens, pocket kniv'os.—Watson Bros., Ltd. ITT J. SHEPPARD sells thermome--1 . ters.—Clinical, milk-testing, wall and chemical thermometers.—Bs and 85a, Rangitikoi street. PRESERVING jars—Wide mouth, in i-gallon, 20s; quart, 16s; pint, 12s 6d per dozen, at F. J. Sheppard’s; also jam jars, 10s dozen. LOOK at the window display for toys and E.P. ware to convince you o'f the splendid assortment, any 1 price you like; country customers kindly come early.—Landers Bros., Rongotea store, Rongotea. of films, printing paper, developers, etc., town prices, at the Rongotea Co-op,, Rongotea. , MOTORISTS. —Please note that we carry stock and can procure at short notice all motor and cycle acceo-series.—Co-op., Rongotea r , IMMEDIATE possession, splendid home, 7 rooms, all possible conveniences, handy town. Price reduced for Vuick wile.—Harry Palmer