GROSSMITH’S soap, 2s 9(1 box; Yardley’s old .English lavender soap, 4s 6d box; Colgate’s box soap, 2s box; 'NVilliain’s Cold cream soap, 2s 9d box. —J. R. McKenzie. JEWELLERY at your own price.— C. H. Allen, prior to removal from 245 Main street to new premises, Rangitikei street, is clearing goods at less than cost price. CHEAP meat down Main street way.—Yes, Gray still leads, meat juicy and tender at moderate prices.—Opposite Railway Station. REPAIRS! Repairs I Repairs I We execute them cheaply and without delay.—lmperial Cycle Works, Hopwood’s Buildings. RED Birds.—Of all bicycles these are well to the fore. Anderson’s cycle shop (opposite Post Office) is the agency. GRAY, near Railway Station, the shop for meat bargains.— Housewives, save money on your meat purchases. We can show you how. SUEDE shoes, fawn, grey, nigger, Cuban and Louis heels, 18s (id.— Cheap boot shop (late Pallant’s). 170 FEATHERSTON street is where Emmett’s busy store is located; known for civility, quality and prompt attention. —Phone 5905. ' > £3 10s WILL buy gold wrist watch, with expanding bangle, at Reeves’ jewellery sale. AN ideal material for interior decorating will bo found in “Premier” plaster board, a strong, durable, easily applied material that comes in convenient sizes for application to any room. Further particulars and prices gladly furnished. —Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzhor bort street and Carroll buildings, Cuba street. Palmerston North. MILLINERY and the holiday spirit. Feel dressed with the assurance of high-class headwear.—Vogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway. GOOD business.—Do real good busines; shop for your meat at Gray’s, '‘pioneers of cheap meat” (opposite Railway Station). PIANOS, 5s 6d to, 45s ; hobby horses, 2s 6d ; pop guns, (kl to Is 3d; air guns, 9s 6d; dolls' houses, 4s to 30s; train sets, 5s 6d to oils.—J. R. McKenzie. is stocking his shop with only the best in meat. Give him your order and gain satisfaction. XT'MAS cakes, large or small.—We Ysl_ can execute any order. Watch lor our window display.—Whitehead and Ellis, Main street east. SCRAP albums, post-card albums, novels, magazines, stationery, fashion books, reliable paper patterns, transfers, funcy goods of all kinds, dolls. —Milne’s, 269 Main street. ~ ONOTO fountain pens, 21s and 255;! Waterman fountain pens, 2os; Swan fountain pens, IBs 6d to 355; Dominion fountain pens, 15s.—J. R. McKenzie. _____ ‘ MAKE your mind up now.—Buy ‘‘Perfect cycle,” a machine which" will always give full wear and satisfaction.—lmperial Cycle . Works, Hopwood’s Buildings CRUMB brush and tray, antiquo coppe'r, pretty design, 4s 6d; Uour and sugar bins, nicely lettered, 11s 3d; caddies for spices, tea, etc., from 6d; biscuit forcers, make funcy biscuits for Christmas, 5s 6d. —llopwood Hardware. WELL! Weill So you didn’t know where to take the old bicycle to have it made. new. -Why! To Andersson’s opposite Post Office. Cl LEN-COAL, dependable quality.— IT Satisfaction guaranteed. Now obtainable from Child Bros, (phone 6447). MAKE J. R. Cunningharne your chemist—he is a prescription specialist. When you have your medicine dispensed by J . R. Cunningharne you will receive just what the doctor ordered made from tho best quality drugs. USE quality coal—it pays. Satisfaction guaranteed. Glen-coal dependable quality.—P. E. Thomas (’phone 5973). EGYPT A toilet specialist, 1 George street. —Let us introduce , to you our famous clasmatic face treatments—refreshing and harmless to the most delicate skin. PLANTS. —Salvia, bonfire and blue lobelia ; also Iruit and confectionery at Emma Just’s, Main street, near station. MOTOR cycle tyres.—26 x2J Clincher, 29s 6d ea.; 26 x 2-} x2j Traxion tread, 42s 6d ea.—Para Rubber Co., Ltd., Rangitikei street. YY T ONDERFuL tea values at Boon’s TV —All teas advancing in price 2d per lb. Fairlawn is still selling at 2s j6d per lb. Splendid tea at a rattling good price to the consumer. CATHOLIC requisites stocked at Mrs McGarvey's, 323 Main street east; also History of Ireland, in 6 vols., very cheap, £3 12s 6d (a bargain). photographs are good photographs.—Telephone 5768. CAKE tins for Christmas, plain round patty pans, 6d dozen; round pie tins, 3d each; 6 patty pans on tray, for 6d; seo tho noil-burn cake tins, from Is; wire cake coolers, 2s each. —In Hopwood’s window. JT J. HEATLEY, contractor, • Scandia street. —River metal and sand supplied; concreting and asphalting. Orders phone 6162 for immediate attention. _ BOON and Co. have regular supplies of • Fairlawn teas arriving every month. You can depend on getting the best at 2s Gd lb. GLEN-COAL is used in most of the best homes in Palmerston North. Why? TYIDN’T you know? Your bike needs repairs.—lmperial Cycle Works tor a quick job. ~|^ROAD WAY Lounge for fruit salad and pure fruit drinks. 17IAIRLAWN tea, Fairlawn tea. — Boon and Co. report splendid at fes ot this well-known blend. You can save a lot of .money by buying this line. BOYS’ presents. —Carpenter’s tools will please; wood planes from 9s; iron planes from 4s; braces from Os; compass saws, from 2s; hand saws 7s 6d; tenon sows 8s; hammers 3s 6d. —llopwood Hardware. PHONE 5905.— Make a note of this number; it is Ennnett, the grocer with over 30 years’ experience, who is at your service all the time. (NIPP’S pills for plants.—The . latest J method of giving nourishment to plants. You simply place the pill just below the surface of the soil about two inches, from the plant. One pill per plant per month. Free sample and all particulars at our produce department. Price 120 pills, Is Od.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big twh-store.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1189, 11 December 1924, Page 6
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