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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 3108, 29 December 1921, Page 8

K. A. C LIMITED. pRLIT TO-.MORROW, AT 10,30. Peaches, tomatoes, apples. marrows, etc. Tiio Anctionecrinj' Co., Led. K. J. LEV DON, Auctioneer. k. a. LIMITED. UNRESERVED SALE OF THE BALANCE OF GROCERIES, PATENT AI EDI Cl NFS, ETC., IN OUR ROOMS. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), At i.OO sharp. WE< will oiler ns above, the balance oF Die lines left over From the e;roe,eiy sale last week. NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. The Kairanga Anctioneerins>; Co., Ltd. E. J. LEY.DON, Auctioneer. K. A. C. LIMITED, SPEC I . L UNRESERVED AND UNUSUAL SALE OF SHEETS, TOWELS, If EDO INO OF ALL KINDS, BENZINE READING LAMP, IN OUR ROOMS, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), At ‘2.00 p.m. The list includes:—■ I- PILLOW CASES. Id DOUBLE SHEETS, 2M TOWELS, -Id SIN’CLE SHEETS, linos, la! a> cloths, leaspoons and lories, I; ole knives, etc., etc. The above ii t ol sheets has been used once on I ■.

AIhSOLFTKLY X') RKSKRVF. Th<‘ Kairanga Audio tearing Co., I,til. F. J. LKYDuN, Auctioneer. K. A. Cl, LIK!TEDor,AT Ki.sli, Mold, iimlerfish, Sehnapper. it etc.- Dig auction To iiioiTOw Afternoon at 4- n <‘l,><■•!%. Sold under ideal eon dilions, well v,ra|,j,ed and gnui'anfced iVedl. Im.li .-ale.-, dally (euvpl W’cdiiesda.'.A). Tim Kairanga Auctioneering Co., I,id. K. J. LKYDO.N, Auctioneer. K. A. C. LIMITED. AND POULTRY SALK. SATURDAY. FURS! FURS! \7OU can spare your Coat or Necklet X at this time of year to he Remodelled, Repaired or Helmed. Our la Iye stalt enables ns to get all work out expeditiously. All work guaran--11. hl'andkord. FURRIKR, 7 Taomii street... GIVE YOURSELF S( OI ETIIINC! rfAIIRRK’S no bettor time than now X to treat yourself to a spanking new Ideal Cycle to begin the New Year with. WHY NOT Come in am! see these Ideal Cycles. Yon probably have never seen so wide a range to choose from, and the one you select goes out with my guarantee. JACK WARNER, IDEAL CYCLE WORKS, Agent for RUDOK-WIIITWORTH CYCLES. Next ‘‘Standard” Oilice (phone 79-1).

THINK IT OVER, miIERE never was a time when people A were so eager to learn about the INTER N ATI ft N AI. COR RES PON \) ENC E SCIJOOLS’ salary-raising home-study Courses. When wages were high, many men were satisfied with what even an untrained man could earn. “Why bother with special education,” they said, “when we can make good money without if.'” But, to-day we see the untrained man slipping back—taking reductions in wages, half time, and lay-oil’s. No wonder people are studying I.C.S. Course as never liefore, when trained men are getting £7, £lO, £l2 a week, while untrained men arc going down to £4, £3, even £2 in some cases. To EARN more, I.EARN more. The man with the education is the first man to be promoted, and the last man :o he dropped. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Ifer.d Office for N.Z., 65 Cuba Street. Wellington; or P.O. Box 233 Wanganui. Please send me your booklet containing f ill particulars of the Course of Correspondence Training before which I have ; marked N. Mechanical Engineering Draughtsmanship Electrical Engineering Architecture and Budding Marine Engineering Motors and (las Engines ,Steam Engineering Coal and Metal Mining Civil Engineering Concrete Engineering Agriculture Poultry farming Business Training Show Card Writer Salesmanship Advertising Window Dressing Hydro-Electric Careers for Men Book-keening Carpentry and Joinery Furniture Making Livestock and Dairying Careers for Women. NOTE—If the subject desired is not in the above list, write it here Name Address Boys’ and Girls’ Tricycles, 30s to .€7 7s. Boys’ ami Girls’ Bicycles, £l2 upwards. Gents’ Bicycles, £l2 upwards. mi IE LARGEST VARIETY IN i. TOWN. 33 BICYCLES TO CHOOSE FROM. CASH OR EASY TERMS. WATT’S RELIANCE CYCLE DEPOT Next Universal Supply Co., COLEMAN PLACE. ,T. H, WATT Proprietor.