ORDER YOUR POULTRY At the Reliable poultry farm. Phone 8606 For Good Young Stock— Fat Hens, Cockerels and Ducklings. We Deliver or Leave Your Order at Depot, 6 Fitzherbert Street. (Phone 6842). 20 Years Agfo ■'^^ r E made an Overcoat for a Palmerston man, and although during its score of years it has been hard won , it is •till wearing and looking well. H. ARCHER. „ (Late Archer Bros.), Britannia Buildings, George Street. No. 99 INFLUENZA MIX':TORE. , THE above is Palmerston North’s most popular remedy ' for Influenza, Coughs and Colds. Every resident knows from personal experience or has heard from users that the results of this mixture are truly remarkable. Winter has commenced early this year and the ’flue is already prevalent. Get a bottle and keep it handy for the first sign. Obtainable at 2/6 and 4/6 from U.F.S. DISPENSARY. THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NORTH.
TEAPOTS Were Never Cheaper «l> See the baskets of Teapots at our door. TLese have been bought on the very best market by our Home buyers; therefore we can afford to let you buy at these ridiculously low prices. BROWN MOTTLE TEAPOTS, 1 cup—1s 8d each BROWN WITH GREEN BAND, 6 cup—--4s lid each EANCY TEAPOTS, in various colours, G cup 5s lid each SEMI-PORCELAIN, CUP TEAPOTS WHITE AND GOLD 3-CUP TEAPOTS—--3s 11d each ROSE PATTERN, 2- ... Is 4d each BROWN RUSSETT, 4-cup I Special attention is drawn to a small consignment of Collingwood’s Kookaburra China —also Ha ‘ [ancock’s Troian Ware. These are very attractive lines, being bought by our Home buyers, and we can safely say we are the first in New Zealand to have these samples. ♦<♦>♦<s>♦<•>♦<•>♦<•>♦<♦>♦<♦><»> <s><«*<S ♦<£>♦<s>♦<•>♦<♦>♦<»♦ fttl *tE*SJOntfa#TM> BROADWAY AND KING STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. MOTTLE TEAPOT, 2 cream bands, 3-cup—--s!s 11 til each BROWN SALMOND BAND 3-CUP TEAPOTS Sis Ild each % 2s lid each I
I <s> *- i mmuasmasmi \ ! I * t Appropriate Dress Goods for the Cold Season The delightful colourings and the weighty qualities and the reasonable prices highly recommend these goods to the women who desire smart dressing at a minimum cost. LOOK OVER THESE ITEMS, NOTE THE PRICES, THEN CALL AND SEE THE COODS THEMSELVES. 49in PLAIN HOPSAC, scarlet, brown, maroon, mid-grey, light grey, mole, fawn, rose, black, navy, kingfisher—--6s 6d yard 40iti PLAIN HOPSAC, nigger, navy 6s 6d yard 44in PLAIN HOPSAC, light grey, mole, mid-grey, navy, scarlet, maroon, kingfisher, henna 8s 6d yard 40in STRIPED AND CHECKED HOPSAC, navy, mole, saxe, brown, green ... ... 6s 6d yard 40in ! STRIPED HOPSAC AND TWEED, fawn, mole, green, henna, saxe, mauve 4s 11 d yard 40in CHECK TWEEDS, fawn, navy, nigger, mid-brown — 6s lid yard %
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 139, 16 May 1925, Page 3
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