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jp 1 DEPOSIT and 5s weekly places a dW La Gloria gramophone in your home.—Ooles, sole agents. 7HITEHEAD and Ellis, bakers t V and pastrycooks, for good value in cakes. Shop where you are sure to get satisfaction. -i Os DEPOSIT, 2s 6d per week.— A Berryman's terms to help you to buy a gramophone. vJESI .1 met him at the "free air L pump at Anderson'.s cycle 6hop, opposite Post Office. VV scalp massage and shampoos. Ladies' hair combings made up at shortest notice. Expert in Buster and Shingle cutting. Razors,and scissors sharpened.—A. E. Turner," hairdresser, 19 Rangitikei street; 'phono 5707. 1 AVE £2O when buying a. piano; kJ ; always inspect Berryman's stock first—prices £2O less than elsewhere. GOING cheap. 6-seater Chevrolet, electric lights, self-starter; good tyres.—Adams, Ltd., Rangitikei street. i OUPPOSE your five-pound choque to IO Brown was cashed by Smith for twenty-five pounds? Protect your cheques and other valuable documents with a. Security Fountain Pen.—ll. Whitehead, 56 Sandia street. FAMOUS "Hilo" steel guitars, £8 15s, but little more than half of city prices; others from 555. Ooles'. DID you know? That Inkpen's, Broadway, are selling suede shoes at their sale for 255. See these before the pick of our stocks have gone. CIOMPLETEf contents 2-StoFey dwelfI ing to be sold by auction to-mor-row, 340 Main street, near Duke street.. —Mounsey and Co. ■ AUTRIDGE'S ! Autridge'e I For. the. meat which never fails to please. \vnen may we book your order r, pur phone number is 0334. WAJNTED, two men boarders, share room, in homely family; " good home; central.—Address at "Standard" Office. MAXWELL newly painted, electric light, self-starter, tyresgood.—Adams, Ltd., Rangitikei street. I f_*los MONACH player pianos, dW beautiful toned instruments of high grade quality; pianos as jjart payment.—Berryman's. j}9s 6d. —Best value in town. —Gents' nig/v ger tan shoes, narrow toe, Derby boots, pug toe, nigger tan box calf, boots, best quality box calf shoes, all one price.—Ardrey (next Post Oliice). LADIES, let us clean, re-line, or repair that fur coat, "lour old furs auered to latest styles.—A. S. Jacobs and Sons, 243 Main street.

VJT iimy save a run out for the brigaue and ii fine for yourself. Orders taken at White's (phone 3189), li. Taylor, 4 Terrace street. "OB.EAKFAST, dinner and . tea will X 3 always be cooked, in time if you use Taupiri coal.—B. Archer, 26 Campbell street ~ ~~ae WANTED ~by elderly man, unfurnislied room, with iireplaee or small bach, moderate rent. Write "206", "Standard" Office. ___ HINEMOA House, 136 Main street, board and residence in clean comlortiiluu home, lew minutes lroui Square, light airy rooms, e.l. h. and c. water, every modern convenience, good table, moderate terms. —Mrs 'laylor, proprietress. 1 PORTRAITS !~ Portraits."—Portraits artutic finish, choioo lighting affects, wedding and family groups, individual portraits or child studies, etc. The. Alloc studios, Broadway. Make an appointment. 'Phone 5177. rg TEMPTING meats for the hot weaJL ther. —Let A. Soadden, 117 Broad street, be your butcher—you will be delitrhted with the quality. A GOOD tonic is what you require. Procure a bottle of .Cunninghame's bci and iron wine; this will tone you np. y'i'he best summer tonic. Obtainable Cunninghame's Broadway. SKIRTS, special purcha.se of smartest sports effects, sacrifice, 14s 6d to 22s 6d.—Maxwell, 239 Main street. WARM days.—Cooking is very trying. Minimise yours ami purchase Hansel's dainties during the hot weather. Hansel's Broadway window display will tempt you. - 7 "i TILL they come, new faces every ) day; more and more find that pennies bring the most -at the Ori- | ginal Cash Store. Come if you would cut your grocery costs. . ' I)OON S stocktaking prices.—o cakes 3 Castile soap, Is ; butter milk soap, ;is cakes Is 3d; 12 pkts. soap powaer, Is; kerol, 8d bottle; Swift floor polish, 8d tin; Try-lite caudles, 3 pkts. Is 3d. / ANTED known, McHenzie school ' pads, 6d and 9d and lid; exercise books, from 2d to' 2s each; school slates, lUid to is 3d, at J.. R. McKenzie's, the Square. SEE our stocks of ladies and men's boots and shoes, now displayed in ' our window and inside tho shop.—lnkpen's, 'Broadway. AVE money by having your boots S wr repaired with best English leather at A. Pellow's, 16 Pitt street. —Men's j soled and heeled 7s, ladies' ss. "OUBEMAID, wa)wesses, cooks, . married couples waiting engagement.—Emma Just, Main stieet, near station. IOLISII mops, oiled ready ior use. The latest pattern O'Codar with patent ip handle, from bs ad; Wizard oil mops with extra thick swabs, from 10s 6d; dustless mops, flat shape, 8s 6d each.—Hopwood Hardware. wool shop, 102 .Cuba street. —Sale now on. Genuine reductions. IPPERED snacks, 3 for Is; sar- » dines, 3 for Is; salmon, Is large tin. Orders called for and delivered.— G. C. Tarr, Victoria Supply Stores, corner Main and Victoria streets (phone 6456). POMMY is old enough for school.— • He will want a-new. bag'a'hd we ha.'e the most suitable bags at the most reasonable prices.—Cowburn'Sj 259 Main street. IREXON repairs watches, docks . • and jewellery at moderate prices (ail work guaranteed); also good value in new watches and clocks.—Upstairs; Rialto Building (next to Museum), ' ~n fit rent

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 9 February 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 9 February 1925, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 9 February 1925, Page 1