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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 402, 20 May 1922, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. fOST, vicinity. Square, 2 parcels, A containing boy's boots and jersey. Finder pleaso return to "Standard" Office. LOST, on Cameron's line, Friday, 19th, cow .cover. Pleaso return to "Standard" Office. STRAYED from West KndTbay pony KJ (mare), 13 hands high, docked tail. Anyone knowing whereabouts of same please ring phono 1361. TO LET. U TO LET, 5 rooms, partly furnished, every convenience, near Square. Write "Moderate 710," ("Standard" Office. TO LET, 5-roomed house, wit!) 3| acres ground, fowlhouses, etc',, situated west end; 2 years' lease, £3 week. Apply 5 Morris street. rjpO LET, single furnished room, JL handy to Square. Address at "Standard'" Office, i nnO LET, single room, nicely furnishJL ed, within one minute of Square. Address at " Standard " Office. mO LET, paddock, splendid feed, JL over an acre, handy to borough. Aiinlv " Standard " Office. WANTED to borrow, £9OO on Ist mortgage, excellent- security. Replies to "Ist Mortgage," " Standard " Office. STOCKTAKING sale wdl be conkJ tinned next week. Novels almost half price.—New Zealand Importing Co. required for spring goods. •<J Costumes and coat frocks selling below cost. Madame do Luen's genuine sale. T7IMMETT does not draw the long Hi bow, but is content to give stor- '' \g value for cash, at the busy little aixire, Featherston street (phone 1009). "TI7"E all said good-bye to dad at » V the gate, and saw him drive off at a rattling good rate. He'd promised to do all the shopping for ma, at only those places where real bargains are. Above all, he was told, to be sure and not fail to visit Phil Duncalf's boot bargain sale (for mother was shrewd, and she readily saw that these wonderful bargains might oiler no more). Dad returned late at night—gave us all such a start—he'd so many boots they filled up the cart." CCV.MERAS reduced in price.— 1 Brownie cameras from 12s 9dj vest pocket cameras, £2 7s Cd; Mingworth gaslight papers, 6d and Is per racket.—Central fhoto Stores, 219 Alain street. Premises open 9 p.m. Saturday. PALMEHSTON North Steam Laundry, 126 Broad street. Receiving depots, 161 Main street and Street's grocery store, opposite Empire Hotel. £E>E on tho favourite, and ask for Hill &' Top Liqueur whisky. All hotels. DALMERSTON North Cleaning Co. JC —Wo can clean windows and doors; any part of the town.-—Phono G6O. If it's a V V spark plug, if it's a tube, if it's benzine or oil, or if it's an overhaul, we are equipped to supply your need. —C. A. Peter's garage. "pVT'OVELS at give-away prices, Three ±H 2s (id novels 4s" 6d. Five 2s novels for Ss.—N.Z.I. Coi 01GN and decorative painting.—Another expert is now employed, and we can give better service.—Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, for signs of all descriptions. TRESPASSERS will bo prosecuted, dogs shot, poison laid.—Mabin and Hume, Tokomaru Flaxmill Co., Ltd. "PANTOMIME songs.—Wo have all JL tiie numbers in stock. Our pianist will play for you.—Oates' Music Stores. "PERFECTLY conditioned meats JL from the sanitary butcher (C. Gray, 171 Main street) relieves tho housewife of much worry. lADIES' tan Oxford slmes, military 1 heel, were 27s Od, bargain price 15s.—Pallaht's AWN mowers.—<3end your mowers A to us for sharpening. Wo have a special machine and guarantee our work.—Manson ajid Barr. IM. fin HE sanitary butcher.—C. Gray, JL 171 Main street, claims to have the most sanitary shop in Zealand. Goods from him are superfine. A RATTLING car is a sign of undue j\_ wear. Let us take out the rattle. —C. A. Peter's garage, G King street (phone 800). "O ED Pose butter of supernno qual- \\> ity is now offering in Palmerston shops at current prices. "OOL.L UP with your repairs.—lnk-1 JUL) pen's bave an expert stalf ready to serve you. Inkpen's "quality shop," I Broadway. [ OtEAGRASS chairs, guaranteed all )> cane frames, from 21s Gd. Just lauded, a nice line of kapoc and wool bedding. Call and see us-before buying elsewhere—it will pay you. Singer drophead machines, in golden oak, £lO 10s.—Hutchins' exchange, 313-.'ilo Main street, near P.O. (phone 1275). i CUGNS that will suit you designed and written by Alexander Clark's, Ltd., new expert.* Get our prico. Phones 417-418. Estimates and designs SPLENDID enlargements or copies k 3 from any old photo, for a suitable gift, at Billens' studio. NDEPSON'S photographs are good ..4. photographs. Telephone 916. rfUXI-PHONE 1092.—Let me quote X you for your next journey, charges most reasonable.--Thos. Killick. 'FT. OAK sideboard, quaint design; O a real bargain; must be seen to be believed. £^o —and its yours.— Pegden's.