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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 142, 20 May 1925, Page 1

WANGANUI races.—Martin and Vernon’s cars leave central hooking office, next to Royal Hotel, 7.30- n.m. Thursday and Saturday, returning after last race.—Phono office 6790 ior seats; residence 5991. WANTED, by professional gentleman, first-class board and residence ; service must bo good, with electric light and telephone; bed-sitting room preferred. Quote terms when replying to “No. 618,” “Standard” Office. SHEET music.—Latest and best; call, let ins try a few recent hits over for you.—Oates’ Music Stores. LOOK up the Dinkum cash store’s advertisement for cut prices, page 3. 1 Os DEPOSIT, 2s 6d per week.—Wo -L are still selling gramophones on these very low terms.—Berryman’s. CIOLLINGHAME” special. In- ) fnnts’ matinee coats, all wool, fancy designs, slightly soiled, were 8s lid and 9s lid, week-end special price os lid.—Collinson and Cunninghams, Ltd. Millinery classes, 1 1 coles’ Buildings.—High-class millinery taugh :.—Miss Da Lundi, late school of millinery, Melbourne. WANGANUI races, Thursday and Saturday.—Char-a-banc leaves Wood lie Id’s garage, Cuba street, 8 a.m. each day; fare 15s return. For seats phone 5015. and confectionery business, dairy, etc., splendid stand, 5 living rooms; rent £2; a good business; the lot £l7o.—The Home Finders, 227 Main street. P URE glycerine soap, 6d; Erasmic herb soup, Od; Cashmere Bouquet soap, large Is 3d, small 6d; cake pure Castile soap, 6d; Barilla bars, 9d each. —At ,J. R. McKenzie’s. DON’T buy a player piano until you hear the famous PiariLsta, with uronsposing device.—Berryman’s. CICLLINGHAME” specials.—Oddr ments and samples in ladies’ longcloth camisoles, well worth os lid to 7s ! Id, week-end special 'price 3s 6d; assorted patterns.—Collinson and Cunninght.me. TERRACE End.—Don’t carry your toot repairs to town.—Swan collects them at the Hospital store. ONEY to lend on life insurance policies, etc., short term loans arranged.—Consult Forster, Smith’s buildings. A 2s 6d PENNY packet of Mako soap will make 15s worth of splendid, soap.—Procurable at Boon’s, next H. L. Young and Co. BEAUTIFUL children. We are . making pictures of them every day. Keep a record of them.—Bilkns, photographer. MORE heat and less dirt for users of Glen coal; it’s more economical, tco.—S. T.' Owen (phone 5187). CIOWBUIIN’S have all you require I for the repairing of your boots.— Winter is here—protect your feet. All leather, nails and tools in stock.—Main street west. 06 10s.—Yes, from this low figure oW we supply you with a gramophone.—Oates’ Music Stores for gains. ' . barCIOLLINGHAME” special. Kid- > dies’ white woven nightdresses, excellent washing and wearing, high necks and long sleeves, suitable children six to nine years, worth 8s lid, week-end special price os lid.—Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. SPORTING news.—A big bag of Red Birds (without feathers) has been secured. Inspect at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. GLEN coal is becoming more popular every day.—Cuthbertson and Co. (phone 5496) HAVE you met Emmett, the keen grocer.—lf not come along or ring up the busy little store, Featherston street (phone 5905), and secure neat bargains in class groceries. WANTED to rent, by careful tenant, 4-roomed bungalow or cottage; moderate rent. Write to “Tenant,” “Standard.”

C (LOSING down men’s and boys’ deI partnwuit.—Boys’ flannelette pyjama suits, sizes 5 to 10, 6s 6d. —J. Iladfied. TO die thrifty housewife.—You will find your money go further by making your next grocery purchase from. Boon’s new store, Broadway. COLLINGHAME” special.—Beautiful largo black ostrich feathers, suitable evening wear, fans, etc., well worth 12s Gel, week-end special 2s lid. —Colli)ison and Cunninghame, Ltd. SERVICE. —Our supply van calls with complete stocks of all goods at our shop. We guarantee all fruit to be graded and paper wrapped.—Nelson Fruit Supplies. AFTER the pictures try the American lounge for beef tea, tomato soup and coffee.—H. Byers, next 1). M. G eorge's. T4IE Black Cat.”—Woollies for the kiddies: Caps, gaiters, frocks, rompers and fleecy lined bloomers. See. these •at 61 Cuba street. Prices right. THURSDAY specials.—Handkerchief %alues at Collinson and Cunninghame’s.—Ladies’ coloured ' lawn handkerchiefs, with embroidered corner in 12 shades, six for 2s 6d. A COAL that throws heat all round the room—Glen coal.—F. Fi&lier (phone 6024), DOOR mats, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d; galvanised buckets, 2s 3d, 2s 6d; aluminium hot water bottles, 7s 6d; milk strainers, 2s 6d; butter pats, Is pair. Farmers, protect your stock these cold nights. We have good cow covers, 10s Cd, 18s 6d each.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. HOSIERY values at Collinson and Cunninghame’s. Ladiea’ silk wool stockings, black and white mixture marls, usually 6s lid, Thursday 5s lid pair; maids’ black all-wool cashmere stockings, size 3,4, 5,6, special 2s lid pair. SOOTY ckimnoy is dangerous and objectionable. It costs practically nothing to have it thoroughly- cleaned by R. Taylor, 137 Main street (phone 5313). - HOT water bags! Hot water bagsl Just arrived at Cunninghanio’s Pharmacy, direct frm England. Come and inspect the best quality at the lowest prices.—J. R. Cunninghame, prescription chemist, Broadway.