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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 762, 19 July 1923, Page 6

CHEAPER carpets, 3. 9 by 9. Wiltons pink shades: usually £lO 10s now £8 lOs-Pegdens. "ONSTER pads, 250 pages, Is, now . lOJd; envelopes, now 5 pkts. Is; Bluebird pads, now 3 lor Is; . pencil sets, 2s, now Is 6d.—J. R. McKenzie's sale. '' CHEAPER carpets, 27 Super Axminster runners; usually 18s yard; now 15s—Pegdens.. OPWOOD Hardware.—Milk scales . (improved), checks the weight of bucket, weighs 6Qlbs. x 2ozs.,' 42s 6d each.. CHEAPER carpets,—Great selection Axminsters from £8 18s—. Pegden. 468—This number will connect you ) with our.picture framing department; ring, write or call; our prices are moderate.—Carter's (late Turner's, Broadway). 7EDDINGS, dances, parties catered for. Get our quote.—Alexandra Tea Rooms (phone 5375). CHEAPER carpets 3. 9ft by 6ft 9ins Wiltons, pink shades; usually £8 10s now -£6 10s—Pegdens. SNIPS in folding prams, £2 15s (slightly damaged), usual price £o 55," at Tiny Tots' Garage, near Grand. Hotel, the Square (phone 5931). OPWOOD Hardware.—Sapohn car- . dinal red, a lovely shade of red tor brick fireplaces, Is 9d per tin. • VISITORS! Our Bhow will make your mouths water and you will not be able to get in quick enough—you will come back again tor more.—J. Barnes, pork butcher, Rangitikei street. Y word, ladies, you should' try i Harry Baker's for your next cos-tume.r-Broadway, opposite C. Smith's. T\ESSERT prunes, 8d; American sultanas, 7d; dried apricots, Is 3d lb.; dried peaches, Is 3d lb;; tinned peaches, Is 2d; tinned apricots, Is 2d tin; fresh ground coffee, 2s 9d.—At Watson's big cash store. ITJBBER sponges', Is, now 9d; ; Thermos flasks, 7s 6d, now 4s lid; brief bags, 22s 6d, now 8s 6d; ebony hair brushes, 12s 6d,-now 8s lid.—J. R. McKenzie's sale. 171REEI 6s 6d cycle tube, every pur\J chaser; 12s 9d, 9 months; 14s 9d,. 12 months; guarantee cycle tyres Manawatu Cycle Co. IUEDE hats, now 8s lid; suede bags, lUs 6d, now 4s lid; Morocco handbags, 30s, now 8s lid.—J. R. McKenzie's great sale. ' 100,000 MACROCARPA trees,». ; 10s and 6s 100; also all kinds fruit trees, ornamental and flowering shrubs, seeds, fruit and confectionery, at Emma Just's, Main street. No agents. ' - YOUR chocolates for the week-end, your confectionery for the enterument, your lollies for every dayBuy these at Claridge's, "The Nook," opposite fire station. THE NAME THAT STANDS FOR MOTOR SUPERIORITY. kTO matter what model you choose A. 1' you get the famous Nash, reliability. Owners throughout thef country are loud in its praises with regard to power and speed. A SINGLE DEMONSTRATION WILL SHOW YOU that the latest Nash will maintain its reputation. You note the sudden.rush of buoyant power which simply "eats up" stiff grades and rough roads. Ask any owner about Nash running costs, that's the easiest way to get facts—then arrange a demonstration run with us. WALTER TURNER LIMITED, AGENTS FOR DODGE* BROS.' AND NASH CARS, Queen Street, Palmerston North. A VOID QLACK IUSINESS. Vague or loose methods of keeping books are as bad as not keeping them at. all.' N ILBY' SHOPKEEPERS' BOOKKEEPING I COURSE. is based on dependable methods that have won success in all modern businesses. The course is guaranteed to give "thorough," concise and quick training." ; Gilby's is "The Thorough Way to Success" in Book-keeping, Accountancy, Wireless, Shorthand, Typing, Languages, Secondary Subjects. '/ The Director, W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., GILBY'S COLLEGE, James Smith's Buildings, Wellington. P.O. Box 203. ARR Y A K ER, ITIHE TJROADWAY mAILOR/ IS A SPECIALIST. ■" ADIES.—If you want a Costume that is perfection in style and fit, with worknftmship absolutely guaranteed, go to ISARRY BAKER, who is recognised as the leading tailor. MEN.—If you want to stand out amongst your fellows, get tailored by TTARRY TJAKER, . THE BROADWAY TAILOR, BROADWAY, Palmerston North.,