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FOR SALE, day-old ducklings, Is each.—Phone 144 W. TO LET, two large rooms, electric light, separate stove; married couple. Apply “Standard” Office. ALF-PRICE sale. Silver ware and electro plate, 3-piece tea sets, 50s, at Reeves’ jeweller, Coles’ Buildings. BUY your Christmas requirements from us.—Our prices are low, stock all fresh and service the quickest. Bus stops at door.—Rutter’s (phone 6445 b LOST, cheque (£6), No. 213653, Bank of Australasia, payable Mounsey and Co. Payment stopped. Finder kindly communicate with “Standard.” LOST, in or near Square, yesterday, £5 note. £1 reward on returning to “Standard” Office. LOST, 3-bar gold brooch, between Knowles street and Opera House, via Church street. Reward.—“ Standard” Office. XI) EDUCTIONS on all models at the Jlll/ Unique, millinery specialists, next Wycherley’s. AT the Cafe Grand.—Cheerful company, tasty meals at all times.— Try the Cafe Grand when next in town. T HOCKING, 110 Terrace street. — « Concrete kerbs, drives and paths, also tarring and sanding done; metal’ and shingle for sale.—’Phone 6149. HOLIDAY millinery specials at reduced prices.—The Unique, next Wycherley’s. HOPWOOD Hardware for Christmas presents. —Carpet sweepers, English make, 355; with ball bearing and brush cleaning device 455; wringers, 29s 6d; meat safes, from 7s 6d; dustless polish mops, 6s 6d; Sheffield dessert and table knives, from 7s 6d and 8s 9d half dozen. XJREIDENBACH’S perfume, 2s; R. _O r and G. smelling salts, 2s; River’s perfume, 7s 6d; Atkinson’s rambling rose' perfume, os 6d and 10s 6d.—J. R. McKenzie. OOD business. —Do real good business ; shop for your meat at Gray’s, “pioneers of cheap meat” (opposite Railway Station). A a fine lamp, indeed—l want one like it. B—Then step over to Anderson’s cycle shop (opposite Post Office). CHILDREN’S millinery specialists. / —The Unique, next Wycherley’s. WILL tno person who took away a chesterfield suite, re-covered in moquotto, from Blockley’s, Andrew Young street, kindly tell their friends that they were well satisfied with the price and j workmanship. INSIST oi~G.P. brand shoes when you buy your summer shoes. They come .to you from one of the largest rubber factories in Canada with a world-wide reputation for first-class quality. You want these shoes because they wear well and look well through several seasons, because all well dressed women will be wearing them this summer. GARNER’S secured agency of warehouse for best lints in corsets, selling wholesale prices, from 3s lid to 32s (kl._ HAVE your boot repairs executed at A. L. Pellow’s, 3 Ada street. Modern machinery and best material used. Prices: Gent’s 7s, ladies’ 4s 9d. T LEN-COAL, dependable quality.— S’ Efficient service, satisfaction guar-anteed.-j-B. Archer, Lombard screet i (phone 6330). NOW taking orders for Christmas cakes, sample of same to be seen at our shop.—Delivery 24th, Dustins, Ltd. WHY burn dirty, inferior coal when you can get Glen-coal, dependable quality.—R. E. Cutlibertson and Co., Ltd. (phone 5496). M 1 ~ "iLLINERY for the holidays. Decide it at the Vogue. Inspection [cordially invited.—Vogue Mdlinery jSulon, 19 Broadway. ROCKERY makes a suitable Xmas gift.—lf you want Pyrex ware, ! Doulton ware, tea sets, dinner sets, 'crystal, gouda ware, fancy cups and j saucers, or a dainty vase, or even every [day cups and saucers, plain white diu--1 nor ware, tumblers, etc., it will pav you to visit Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. , A MASON’S HANDS. AWELL-known monumental mason carrying on business in Princes street, Dunedin, is loud in bis praise of Q-tol. For years his hands have been a misery to him—cracked, chapped, hardened with callosities and allways ingrained with dirt. Q-tol has only recently worked wonders, and he is no longer ashamed of his hands. MILLINERY is cheaper here. White pedal straws, from 12s 6d; trimmed millinery, from 25s.—Vogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway. MILITARY brushes, 2s 6d to 255; . military brush case, 5s and 6s; ebony mirrors, 4s 6d to 27s 6d; xylo mirrors, 2s 6d to 27s 6d.—J. R. McKenzie. CHEAP meat down Mam street way. —Yes, Gray still leads; meat, juicy and tender at moderate prices. —Opposite Railway Station. HANDSOME gold wristlet watches and gold expanding bangle, £3 10s, at Reeves’ jewellery sale. SAVE money by having your boots repaired with best English leather at A. Pellow’s, 10 Pitt street.—Men’s soled and heeled 7s, ladies’ os. BLACK patent lattice bar shoes, 17s 1 6d; glace lattice bar, 16s 6d.— Cheap boot shop, 237 Main street. FOOD choppers, best English brand of mincer, with ussorted cutters, 7s 6d; ciock-faco scales weighs to 201 b, 8s 9d; heavyweight bluo and white English stewpans, 2s 6d,. 3s, 3s 6d, 4s 6d; ice crearn freezers, from 35s.—Hopwood Hardware. ORRIS Oxford, in first-class order. Have a run to-day.—The General Motor Exchange, Church street (phones, 5430 office, 5049 private). ET vour supplies of fish at the Manawatu Fish Supply Co., Cuba street, or if in town, dine at our dining rooms. Fresh fish daily. IRETON repairs watches, clocks • and jewellery at moderate prices, (an work guaranteed); also good valuo in now watches and clocks.—Upstairs, Rialto Buildings (next to Museum.), Cuba street. dependable quality.— You take no risk; satisfaction guaranteed.—S. T. Owen (phone 5187). WANTED known, our premises will be closed during Xmas holidays. Buy your wallpapers and B.P. paint now.— Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitziierbert street, Carroll Buildings, Cuba street. ! Qs —LEVER self-filling fountain pen, Zi with safety screw cap and goldplated nib, British make.—A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller, the Square (phone 5906).

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1189, 11 December 1924, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1189, 11 December 1924, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1189, 11 December 1924, Page 6

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