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PAY CASH AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE. BRIMfUL-OF-VALUL From The Store For CHILDREN’S ROMPERS—Of strong Gingham, in coloured stripes, pockets, round neck and eitfi.s. prottdj piped; cut on tree and ample lines. Excellent Value at 5c 3d Ntt Cash. GIRLS’ NIGHTDRESSES Extra pretty ones that girls will like 10 own \ in Blue, lioiio, Cr-Oinc, fedl" moil, Pink Crepe, with crochet V necks and daintily stencilled with butterflies. —30in, 7s 9d; 33in, 8s 6d; 36in, 8s 11 d ; 3 ( Jin, 9s 6d; and 42in, 9s 11 d Net Cash. SMART APRONS —For women, made of black Italian cloth and set on to pretty floral yokes to tie at back ■ pockets of floral material to match.— 6s 9d Net Cash. BUNGALOW APRONS—Come m plain Navv Zephyr, with side panels m Oriental colours —set on to wide top of the Oriental fabric—pockets to match. —Splendid Value 3s 11 d and 5s 6d Net Cash. WRAP OVERALLS—In Casement, short sleeves and round neck—a smart and convenient garment that you can slip over a lrock or wear as a frock itself; skirts are Brown, Grey, Mauve and Blue, with pretty floral tops; butt ins over to one side. —9s 11d Net Cash. WOMEN’S KNICKERS— Neatly hemstitched, elastic at waist; in Pmk, Creme, Mauve, White and Blue, and only 3s 9d Net Cash. A DAINTY CORSET and one that will surprise women with its reasonable price, come in Pink Batiste —but-ton-holed top and floral designs, in Pink Silk —four suspenders. Unusually good value, 5s 11d. Other styles, 7s 6d, 9s 11 d and 12s 9d Net Cash. THE SEASON’S SMARTEST BATHING CAPS—A whole wide selection in the prettiest styles imaginable, ranging from 1s 6d to 4s 11 d Net Cash. RA.LMBEBTON* MtH lON CENTRE JT. J. HEATLEY, contractor, • Scandia street.- —River metal and sand supplied ; concreting and asphalting. Orders phone 6162 for immediate attention. mm-; question of what to have for tha -1L interior of your new home is one that needs special attention. But you can’t go far wrong if you insist on “Premier ’ plaster board —the board that is beautiful, sanitary and durable. Walls and ceilings panelled with this board give every satisiaciion. Obtainable from Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 l'itzlierbert street, and Catroll Buildings, Cuba street, Palmerston North. \ LUMINIUM ware tea pots, with non--Yjl. heating handles and knob on lids. Good pouring spouts .from 7s 6d, fancy shape tea pot squat shape with fancy knob and handle, seamless body, 16s 6d; brass mounted tea caddies, 6s 6d each. — liopwood Hardware. 1 To" FEATHERSTON street is where X Emmett’s busy store is located; known for civility, quality and prompt attention. T —Phone o'JUo. . KEY branu champagne eider, the finest drink in N.Z. ; cool, refreshing. stimulating, 18s per dozen spot cash at “Rutter’s” (phone 0445). ILL the person who took away a chestortield suite, re-covered in iuuquette, from Blockley’s, Andrew Young street, kindly tell their friends that they weic well satisfied with tiio price and workmanship. LUMINIUM kettles. —Wo are showing in our window the biggest variety of kettles, comprising all shapes and sizes, from 4s. Bee the kettle with brass mounts, from 14s 6d, cast kettles from 17s 6d, and our 5-pint kettles for 7s fcd. — liopwood Hardware. SEND it here.—Our workshop is all ready with all up-to-date appliances. All work done with efficiency and despatch. Lawn mower sharpening a speciality.—Manson and Bair, Ltd., Palmerston North. rIRETON repairs watches, clocks . and jewellery at moderate prices. 11 work guaranteed) ; also good value new watches and clocks.—Upstairs, ialto Buildings (next to Museum), Libti street. PROVIDED we move it your furniture will not suffer in transit. For years we have been recognised as removal experts, and you can always rely on efficient handling, both here and on delivery. Get as estimate.—The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd. PETUNIA, stock, tomato and calceolaria plants now ready; also seed potatoes.—Emma Just, Main street, near station. AT Dustin’s, famous tor their cakes and confectionery, you will find all the latest dainties of the art of baking. See our windows. HITEHEAD and Ellis for your bread or for a cup of tea when in town.. Our shops are in the Square, Main street west and Rangitikei street. Os—LEVER self-filling fountain pen, m with safety screw cap and goldplated nib, British make.—A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller, the Square (phone* 5906). WE’VE got “The Perlect.”—See it at once at the Imperial Cycle Works, Hopwood’s Buildings. LAWN mowers.—Send your lawn mowers to us for sharpening. We have a special machine and guarantee all our work.—Manson and Barr, Ltd., Palmerston North. Jg ( EST rubbers for ink or pencil, at 3d each. Boys and girls, be early at Alexander Clark’s, Ltd., 3 and o Fitzherbert street, and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street. BOOTS repaired on shortest notice. —Men’s, soled and heeled, 7 S • ladies’, os. English leather used. AU work guaranteed.—A. Pellow, 16 Pitt street. C EVILS, cars, cars, any make, on ea : terms or lor cash. See us to-d and spend your week-ends out in t open. Phone 3049. —The Genei Motor Exchange, Cuba street. DYES, dyes, dyes—dyola, jazz, dolly dyes, and ; shades in dolly tints at tne progress;' stores in Broadway.—Boon’s. SUPERFLUOUS Hair destrovcd~“i ■Busina.” Results guarantee Send stamped and addressed envoi for particulars.—Mrs Hullcn, Melve Buildings, lvarangahiipe road a, 11 , 1 land, or Belcher's Buildings * „ King’s Theatre, Wellington. “ ’ Dt "'

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1147, 22 October 1924, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1147, 22 October 1924, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1147, 22 October 1924, Page 6

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