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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 645, 2 March 1923, Page 1

TOMATOES, tomatoes, best local grown, 121bs 3s, 241bs 5s 6d, at H. I''. Bishop’s, the 'Square. Phone 6846. JJ. M. ISAACS, coach builder, 4 ploughs and all farm implements repaired; rubber tyres fitted tty any vehicle.—23 tirey street (phone* 6735). ‘‘Try D.C.” sale ends to-morrow, Jl • 6 p.in. —Make certain of getting your share of last 3 days' bargains, Shop early. mill C. ~ o’Connell,”0’Connell,” 14 ~Campbell .JL street, for house or furniture repairs; jobbing work done reasonably. FOXTON beach.—Char-a-bancs leave G.P.O. 9 a.m. Sunday.—Madge Bros, (phones 5788 or 6448 tot seats). B,ILL SMITH, 40 Taohui street.— Gas fitting work in all its branches neatly executed. Estimates free: ROOM to., let (with fireplace) to elderly lady; rent moderate. Adclfess “Standard.” 1 ’ OLIVERS’ boot sale. —Glace shoes, Cuban heels, good fitting, 19s Gd. CYCLES.— Gent’s all British cycles, fully guaranteed, Eadie-Coaster hubs, £9 17s 6d. —Swan Cycle Works (opposite Subway). LADIES’ glace court slices, smart buckle, Louis heels, good valpo, sale price 22s fid. Pallant's, 217 Main street. / “"O D.C.” sale ends to-morrow, ir • 6 p.m.—Make certain of getting your share of last 3 day's’ bargains. Shop early. ROBSON’S sale for values, 233 Main street.—Men’s tennis or band siurts, 6s 6d; pyjamas, 10s 6d; Police braces, 2s lid. WHITE canvas boots, all sizes, a real bargain, 8s lid.—At Haunah’s big boot sale. WHAT about that roast • for tomorrow’s dinner? Procure it at Charles Gray’s and the whole family will be delighted.—Main street west.

THE best 'is always cheapest—Buy the Edison gramophone fof’satisfaction. Catalogues free at BerrySMITH’S. Ltd., for men’s heavy VA> hard wearing ribbed sox, heather mixture, Is Cd pair. WANTED, by young working man, comfortable board and lodging with private family (single room pre-< ferred). Write “Central 355,” ‘‘‘Standard” Office. OBSON’S sale for values, 233 Main street—Men’s tennis or band shirts, 6s 6d; pyjamas,-10s 6d; Police braces, 2s lid. /MMRIDGE’S, “The Nook,” Cuba \J street, the “little” shop with the “big” reputation lor all that is best and choicest in home and colonial chocolates amf-confectionery. OLIVERS’ boot sale.—Men’s glace Derby boots, pug toes, Cuban heels, 355. tea specialist, only stocks Li high grade teas at lowest prices.— Phono 5905. Cl SMITH’S, Ltd., for nickcl- /» plated collapsible suit hangers, priced Is each. DO you like veal? veal with a freshness and flavour procurable at the Kairanga Meat Co. POCKET knives, just arrived, C. Johnson’s stock knives, -3 blades, special farm use. the Square. ROBSON’S sale for values, 233 Main street. —Men’s tennis or band shirts, 6s 6d; pyjamas, 10s 6d; Police braces, 2s lid. TYRES! Tyres I! Tyres!!! from 7s 9d; guaranteed tubes. 4s 3d; but only at Swan Cycle Works (opposite Subway). Refreshment awaits you in every sip of Fairlawn, its a tea with a flavour as distinct from ordinary tea as night from day. jiNO’S fruit salts, 3s lid a bottle; A caustic soda, lib tin, .lid ; 21b tin, • A f T\7ollrm* J o AToin of-nnn-f oocf Is Bd.—At Walker’s, Mam street east. G SMITH’S, Ltd., for men’s fleecy • lined underwear, extra heavy weight, priced 6s 6d per garment. ,OBSON’S Sale, 233 Main /street.Men’s hats, 9s 6d; tweed trousers, 16s 6d; hard wear trousers, 10s 6d; wide-end ties, 2s 6d. •/ CYCLISTS! English high grade tyres, usual price 17s 6d, now 9s less, guarantee.—Manawatu Cycle Co. OLIVERS’ boot sale.—Bargains in ladies’ shoes, sizes 2,3, 7. See our windows. . I7IREESTONE peaches, from 4s case; . tomatoes, 4s case; confectionery, ice creams, etc., at Just’s, Main street, near station'! SEWING machines.—We repair and > overhaul them (all makes); work guaranteed. Hutchins’ Exchange, Main street (near Post Office). Phone 6022. A GLORIA, the gramophone de 1 , luxe, plays perfectly any needle jewel point record.—Only at Coles’. C SMITH’S, Ltd., for ladies • gauntlet imitation suede gloves, fleecy lined, fringe on cuffs, assorted shades, 6s 6d pair. LADIES, inspect transfers, beading, brading, stitching, scalloping, kindergarten, lingerie, sprays (many designs).—New ZealnVid' Importing' Co., the Square. QPECIAL bargains in ladies’ tailoring for, limited period. . Tailormade costumes, £2 10s; tailored skirts, 22s 6d.—Mrs Skerman, costumier, Britannia Buildings. THE New Zealand Importing Co. -have purchased about 2000 cheap novels; 4 for 3s. Open till 9 Saturday night. JJOPWOOD Hardware.—The rapid bread and bacon sheer, saves waste, time and trouble; 62s 6d. IVE Walker your grocery orders VJ. for March and you will not regret it. Civility and prompt attention is our motto. YES, we maintain our supply of tender lamb!—Kairanga Meat Co. for all good things in meat. SPECIAL reductions for permanents, by the week, three meals a day, Sunday included.—Alexandra Luncheon Rooms. Phone 6375. 3s 9d, 4s 9cf, 6s 6d each/ Bel gian tumblers, 4s 6d half-dozen. Toilet set (plain), 445; fancy rose pattern, 675. —The Hub, 173 Main street (late of N.Z.I. Co.). : EATj ‘ ■'STT’HEAT, 7s bushel; mixed corn, VV 6s 6d; pollard, 2001 b sack, 23s Cd; free delivery. Phone 5133.':