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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 283, 3 November 1925, Page 1

WANTED to rent, about Christmas time, bach at beach. Write “64.,” “Standard” Office. MERRY and bright.—Get Oates’ quote for a big beautiful piano; visitors to the Show, be sure you call. C COUNTERS, mirrors, chairs, shelvJ ing, tills, large tables for sale, at Hadfield’s, Rangitikei street. HAVE you secured that tricycle'for your boy for Christmas? Now’s the time. Inspect them at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. IVIG shipment Doherty pianos just J landed; extraordinary reduction of £2O for this week only..—Coles’. “T ES Cloches Do Corneville” photo--Li graphs on view at the Lewjs Studio, Coleman Place. £ \ ET your furniture direct from the ,vl makers-—it’s a big saving in price, and you’re sure of the quality from Diederieh and Son, Main street. THE burning question.—Are you using Glen Coal? —P. C. Thomas (phone 5973). AT the Black Cat. — Spring and summer frocks for the children; we have them in endless variety. Call and see them.—6l Cuba street. MEN’S working boots and shoes, 40s, now 19s 6d, at Hadlield’s closing down sale; children’s sandals, from 2s lid. DON’T miss opportunity of buying a Doherty player; .£2O less this week. Our usual guarantee.—Coles’. Q!EE the beautiful painted Reed fur--13 nituro in upholstered designs, strong and artistic; great for home or the beach.—Pcgden’s. MRS BARTON, character reader, may be interviewed Rialto Buildings, Cuba street (short stay). OiUR tea, at 2s 8d lb., it’s worth trying.—The Dinkum Cash Store, 251 Main street west. XMAS cards.—May we print yours. Your own design and greeting.— Dennett’s, Broadway. WANTED to sell or lease, dairy farm, with up-to-date plant, 60 gallon Napier milit round, besides cream supply; yearly turnover about £2000; rent £230 per annum; live and dead stock at valuation. Man with a family cannot better himself. Big turnover and small expense. Ajiply J. W. Wilson, Taradale PLAY the Game,” Ruth Mitchell, 2s 6d; “Deep Sea,” Brett \oiing, 2s Od.— H. L. Young, Ltd., booksellers and stationers. DINNERAA'ARE. Collinson and Son have again complete sets of Joimston’s black and white and St. Regent white and gold. EATERY bag of Glen coal guaranteed. Cuthhertson and Co. (phone 5496). WANTED, guaranteed fresh eggs, largo and small quantities, Is 6u per dozen cash, at U.P.R. Dairy, 102 Eeatherston street, opp. Central School. Regular supplies wanted. — M. L. Beals. cards for sending home printed with own name address, etc. —Bennett’s, Broadway. WANTED to lent, unfurnished scll-contained fiat or rooms, with separate cooking arrangements; terms must be moderate. \\ me “E.,” “Standard” Office. lES Cloches De Corneville” pliotoJ graphs on view at the Lewis Studio, Coleman Place. BlNET~"fuinlture or all kinds, in \J any design, honestly constructed, nicely finished, and sold at manufacturers’ prices.—Diederieh and Bon, Main street. WANTED, by a lady, single furnished sunny bedroom, with use of conveniences. Replies to “?54,” ‘•‘Standard.” FOXTON beach.—For sale, to the Ist December, 1925, new house, lour large rooms, with washhouse and scullery attached, electric light, modern conveniences, furnished ready for occupation; skso motor ear shed, with store room adjoining, facing main road. Apply Post Office Store, Manawatu Heads. BjARNAO' Bros, for a big fish sup- ( ply.—Butter fish, smoked hake, and lots of others.—Main street west. MILLINERY prices smashed. Great bargains at the A’ogue; now is your opportunity to procure your show lint.— A'ogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway.

TUTANKHAMEN’S tomb was never in it compared with the opening of cases, crates, casks, barrels and tanks of the latest china goods at Collinson and Son’s, Broadway. UPHOLSTERED Reed furniture.— Just the thing for anywhere in any home, beautifully painted to last indefinitely.—Pegden’s. BOYS' and Girls’ Own Annuals,” “Playbox,” ‘‘School Girls’ Own,” on salo at Bennett’s, Broadway. BETTER pics not made—We boldly make this statement. We take pride in the quality of our meat pies. —The Kitchen, Hop wood’s Buildings. A KNOWING housewife always specifies Glen coal.—F. Fisher (phone 6024). TUST arrived, Japanese sunshades, in all shades and sizes, from 6s 6d to 18s 6d.—J. R. McKenzie’s. KHAKI Campbell ducks, eggs for setting from the world's best layers.—G. N. Bell, Karero (phone 8667). GOOD value in glassware. —Glass dishes 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d; tumblers 3s, 3s 6d half dozen; glass sweet dishes Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d; small sweet dishes 3 for Is; glass salads on foot 6s 6d each. 11l glassware wo have a pleasing and varied assortment. Wo have also landed this week our supplies of preserving jars for the coming season. —Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. FOR home or beach house the new painted lleed chairs and settees are ideal in appearance and durability. Pegden’s have them. MILLINERY values the best in town; before purchasing elsewhere inspect our stocks.—Vogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway. FISHING tackle.—Good assortment cf fresh goods, prices right; rods, from 9s t,o £l3; lines, from 8d to 8s 3d per 20yds, - etc.. —Bycroft’s, | Cuba street. '