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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1038, 10 June 1924, Page 6

"EMBERS of All Saints' Bible Classes, Boys and Girls, are invited to St. Paul's on "Wednesday, 11th, at 7.30.—Ge0. W. Dent. SALE, Australian terrier pugs. . Apply 124 Main street. OR SALE, Ford one ton truck. Apply, Turnbull and Jones, care Manson and Burr', Rangitikei street. (OR SALIC, cow, just into profit, _h cheap and sound.-—Apply 48 Cuba street, Palmerston North. iOR SALE, two betters, at drop. e Apply P. Robert and Co. for address. lOR SALE, Ford 1-ton rruck, in perfect order, pneumatic tyres, all new.—Ford Motors, Manawatu, Ltd. (phone 6644). T Einmett 5. —1590 sales on past I. Saturdays. This demonstrates the popularity of the busy little store.— Phone 5905. WATCHORN-McNaught for aluminium goods.—Seo our windows: Milk saucepans, Is 3d ; towel rails and brackets, complete, 5s 6d; quart measures marked in ounces, 2s 6d; saucepan and steamer, complete, 10s 6d. OTOR cycle tyres, lin. Clincher 26 x 2J, 30s each. Non-skid tread, fresh stocks, best value ever offered. —Para Rubber Co., Ltd., Spooner's Buildings, Rangitikei street. OPWOOD Hardware.—The . . ner, grips like a vise, can be adjustou to a dead lit, by twisting tho handle; | fitted with ball-bearings, 4s each. YOUR rooms can. be newly papered at minumum expense h you take advantage of our lower prices for best English wallpapers. Wo have a great selection of highest quality papers at prices that will surprise you. Call in early and select. Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, Palmorston North. AMATEUR PAPERHANGING. I Wellington manager of a I J. world-wide commercial concern recently indulged in some week-end paperhanging. He freely used his hands in spreading the paste, the alum in which played "old Harry" with his skin. However, he says a good rubbing with "dear old Q-tol" worked wonders and soon banished the many cracks and chaps next day. UNIQUE" hot water bags, the best made.—Size S x 10 8s 3d, with cover 10s 6d: 8x 12 9s, with cover lis 6d; 8 x 14 10s, with cover 12s 6d; 10 x 12 1 Is, with cover 13s Dd; 10 x 14 12s 6d, with cover 15.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. i ROAD WA* Lounge—ooups and > hot pies served during tho winter months. ■ TIjMMETT claims you can save jj pounds by dealing with him. Give him a trial and be convinced.—Phone 5905. "fTUNY Tots' garage are selling ] rains ■. for £5 17s 6d, detachable seagiass ds, body upholstered with Crockett's leather, spring steel undercarriage, everything ot the best and up-to-date.— F. Grover and Co., near Grand Hotel, the tiquare,_P.N. best pad value on the market. \* —Rutter's special pad, 200 pages, ruled both sides, on fine paper, one shilling, procurable only at Rutter's I Cash Store (pi ono 6445). \/Th7'RE a judge of good tear FairX lawn right from Ceylon is for those who know and can appreciate the best. —Boon and Co., Broadway. OPWOOD Hardware.—Special lino of triangle cotton mops with handle, usable for either washing or dusting, 4s 6d; cotton washing mops, full size, with handle 3a 6d. JT. S. HEATLEY, contractor, '. Scandia street. River metal and sand supplied; concreting and asphalting.—Orders phone 6162 for im- ! mediate attention. FACE masks, 9d, Is, Is 3d; Dennison's party caps, 9d and Is; Denmson's crepe paper ior*tancy dress, Is; Dennison's festoons, 6d.—J. It. McKenzie's. j TTOPWOOD Hardware.—Bisselfs carpet . sweepers, 33s 6d; Ewebank English 'sweepers 355, with ball-bearings, and the I latest, brush cleaning device, your brush will wear longer and work better, 42s 6d. (""t RAND .Confectionery, the Square, 3T now under new management. Big variety of new stock to hand, including "Roseland" home-made sweets. ITRAYED on my property, 19 Ani3 drew Young street, a lady and gentleman looking lor a cheap upholsterer. They lound him in J. H. Blockley. COMPARE these prices.—Madeira cakes, 6d each; cherry and walnut cakes, iced, Is each; wedding cakes irom £1; our famous pies, 3d each.— D u stin's. "OPWOOD Hardware. Well-made . olack Japd. coal hods, with gold d, for 4s Od; strong galvanised coal hods 7s 3d; antique copper fire shovels, .„- nr, a \ vases, Is yd each; kitchen shovels, i J OILED sweets, lOd per lb.; assorted chocolates, 2s per lb.; scorched almcinds, 4s per lb., lib. tins bonbons, 2s Ud; jars buttered walnuts and Brazils, is lid each; best American chocolates, fancy boxes, 8s 6d. All confectionery and biscuits served from airtight jars.;—.Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. ""M ET your supplies of fish at tho V>C Manawatu Fish Suppiy Co., Cuba street; or, if in town, dine at our dining rooms. Freah fish daily. "EW winter games.—anakes and , ladders, ludo, scouting, steeplechase, halma, all at 2s; table tennis, 5s 6d to 15s.—J. R. McJKenzie's. OPWOOD Hardware. Carpenter's _ braces, 6s Gd; ratchet screw drivers, 5s 6d; motor screw drivers, 2s 3d; boxwood handle screw drivers, Is 9d; carpenters' aprons/ very strong khaki canvas, 4s; white canvas aprons, 3s 9d. D~ENNlSON'~S~streame7s73d and 9d; jazz streamers, 3d each; carnival confetti, 4Jd; Jap. lanterns, 9d and Is. —J. it. McKenzie's." EPAIRS to ah kinds of watches, clocks and jewellery at moderate prices (all work guaranteed); also new watches and clocks.—T. Ireton, upstairs, Rialto Buildings, Cuba street. jIRAGRANI as the rose, sweet as mountain heather, fresh as the ..uamrock, pungent as the leek.—Fairlawn tea. procurablo at Boon's. j IHE chraapion tea of Palmerston North, Fairlawn, first in quality, i flavour and purity; sold by Boon and Co., Broadway. '