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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 930, 31 January 1924, Page 1

WOODVILLE Races.—Char-a-banc leaves Wood field’s Garage, Cuba street, at 10 a.m., Friday and Saturday. For seats ring 5015. MRS Jensen, late 19 McGiffert street.—Please ring Simson, 6353 re pictures. WANTED to exchange, section in P.N., for section or small cottage in Plimmerton, Paraparaumu or Foxton. Write “250,” “Standard.” WANTED to rent, furnished rooms, handy station, separate conveniences preferred, but not essential. Write “J.R.M.,” “Standard.” SCHOOLS reopen next week; get your school books at L. Martin, quality and value bookseller, Main street. lid OR your gramophone, “Everplay” Needles last 20 years; “Glissoline” preserves the record.—Get them at Perryman’s. SALVAGE sale (Skinner’s stock) starts 10 o’clock Monday.—Boys’ back-to-school clothing and men’s wear almost given away.—Collinson-Cun-ninghame’s. VACANCY for two respectable men boarders in private home; single rooms ; soft washing and mending done; few minutes to Square.—Address at ‘ ‘Standard.” WANTED to sell, well built sixroomed house, all modern conveniences, concrete paths, 2 minutes from Square; no reasonable offer refused. Apply “Standard.” PURE new season’s honey, 9d per lb. Reduction for quantity.—34 College street (phone 6416 b WANTED, by married couple, no children, two rooms, unfurnished preferred; separate cooker if possible. Write giving particulars to “M.W.G.”, “Standard.” WANTED to buy, in Palmerston North, a milk round, for cash. Apply by letter to “Vendor,” “Standard.” COLLINSON-Cunninghame’s bought Skinner’s fire salvage stocks; commencing sale 10 o’clock Monday. Men’s wear and boys’ back-to-school clothing slaughter. Watch windows. MRS McGarvey, A.F.P.1., London, phrenologist, gives practical advice, heads, hands, photog.apns or writing, from 3s 6d; daily appointments.—Main street, opposite Devines Hotel. POTATOES and onions.—Buy your supplies at wholesale prices from J. L. Bennett, Ltd., auctioneers. e~) MORE days of sale.—Don’t miss W the chance of saving 15 per cent, off musical goods.—Berryman s. __ _ WANTED TO BUY, large house suitable for select boarding house. Genuine buyer waiting. Forward particulars to ft. Burrows, 12 Kangitikei street. “\7OICE of centuries.” —Mr Giorgi V spent 20 years perfecting this gramopnone. See tho astounding results at Coles’. HERE is no mistake about it.— Anderson’s cycle shop is the place to have your bicycle repaired and made equal to new. __ ANTED to lease, dairy farm, 40 to 50 acres, suitable for town supply. Write “Milk Vendor,” “Standard” Othce. '- SCHOOL bags.—Best value, best prices, best quality 2s lid to los. At L. Martin, bookseller, Main st. DRAWING set, Is 6d ; compasses, 3d to 2s 6d eacn; crayons, bd and Is box; pen holders, 2d, 3d, 6cl each; lead pencils, Id, 2d, 6d; school bags, 5s upwards. —J. R. McKenzie’s. PEACHES for jam or preserving, from 6s 6d case, short supply, so get iu early; also nectarines, apricots, raspberries, etc. —At Emma Just s (near station). MEN’S chrome Derby bals, M.S., a snip, everybody’s sale price 23s 6d. —rallant s, 23/ Mam street. ELICIOUS Auckland grapes havo just arrived in town and are on saie at tbe Strand Fruit and Confectionery. ’Rhone 5238. BIG range readv-to-wears, from 2s 6d, at The Lmique (next Wycherley's). DELICIOUS eating for afternoon tea —Walnut bread, nut and raism bread. Obtainable only at Dustins, Ltd. re TEACHERS of music.—Our stock JL of teaching music is one of the nnest in the Dominion. —Coles’. ~|^RESSM AXING.—Miss Richardson, Hopwood’s Buildings, has resumed STILL go to Anderson’s cycle shop (opposite Rost Office), when I want ycle accessories, because of tho great ■lety and quality there.

4 N excellent gift.—Non-drip teapots in the latest patterns, tne latest novelty, at Chile and Remington’s, the Fitzherbert street jewellers. OllTiquick and enjoyable lunch try a steak and kidney pie and an apple pie- Not.uing better. —Dustins, Ltd. > BE sensible. —Havb a qualified tradesI man tor your grocer—it pays all tne time. Try Emmett (phone o'JUS). H" OLIDAY time is photograph time. Bring the children to Billens’ studio before schools open. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS SAME DA If SERVICE. NOTHING is more aggravating than to have holiday snaps ruined. TAKE NO RISKS. Bring your films here and get them developed and printed by FAEAIERSTON’s LEADING SPECIALISTS. WE ARE EXPERTS. Large Stocks of British Cameras and Accessories. G. F. F RAMJEE, PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER, 13 George Street, Palmerston North. Phone 3663. . . IDEAL JTTCLES. THE IDEAL CYCLE is the product of 20 years’ experience in the cycle trade. To-day it represents an article which long experience has made “the best.” All riders of Ideal Cycles" are satisfied. Why not be the same? JACK WARNER’S IDEAL CYCLE WORKS, The Square ... Next “Standard” Office.