HAVE yon secured that tricycle for your boy for Christmas? Now’s the time. Inspect them at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite .Post Ollice. THE burning question.—Arc you using Glen Coal? —P. C. Thomas (phone 5973). \rOU will be delighted with a Doherty X player piano. Huy this week and save £2O. —Coles’. WANTED to buy, a reliable last horse for baker’s cart. Apply S. G. Eairey champion bakery, 132 Grey street, Phone 0499. DAHLIAS, finest cactus, collaretti and paeony Glowered); plants and catalogues now ready.—Harrison’s nurseries, Alain street. PONTON Peach.—Sunday service: Madge’s char-a-banc leaves Post Ollice 9 a.m. ; special return fare Os; seats booked.—Phones 5200 or residence 5788. NEW records.—We have some new records that will just suit you.— Oates’, opposite P.D.C. AT the Black Cat.—spring and summer frocks for the children; we have them in endless variety. Call and see them.—6l Cuba street. HADEI ELD’S, Bangitikei street.— Closing down on Thursday night. November 12th. Secure some of the bargains in boots, clothing, drapery during these last few days of sale. WANTED to rent. 0 or 7-roomed bungalow, vicinity Broad street (reliable adult family). Write “Broad,” “Standard” Office. DISOX - j)iai 1 DiscT 7 “lii s 1i Master’s Voice.” “Brunswick.” “Cheney” and “Deeea” gramophones. All the best at Berrvman’s. ("tOWBAIL scrapers.—Push and pulL J every way, 8s 9d each. Invest in one and keep the cowyard clean. — Malison and Barr, Ltd. £2O LESS this week, to secure the A great chance British Doherty player piano at cost. —Coles' 1 . CtRAYFLSH and all kinds of freslf a fish at the Manawatu Eisli Supply,. Cuba street. 71 OOD looking bonus, GOOD looking bonus, from an interior viewpoint, are those furnished by Dicdorich and Son, iurnisliers, Alain street. We manulacture our furniture and sell direct. I7IOXTON 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; also motor car shed, with store room adjoining, facing main road. Apply Post Otlicc Store, .Manawatu Heads. KHAKI Campbell ducks, eggs foi setting irom the world’s best layers.—G. N. Bell, lvarero (phone 8667). PHONE 520S.—Divehall will sec that your wants receive attention.—Divehall, ltangitikei street, foi beef. purchase, 5 or 6-roomec VV house, Bourke - Waldegravc streets or vicinity. lteplics “£2O( Deposit,” “Standard.” of EVEItY bag of Glen coal guaranteed. Cutlibcrtson and Co (pliono 5496). OCR. showrooms at 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street, are open for youi inspection. Latest English wallpapers, framed and tin fra mod pictures.—Alexander Clark, Ltd. HADFTELD S, Bangitikei street.— Closing down on Thursday night, November 12th. Secure some oi the bargains in boots, clothing, drapery during these last few days of sale. A KNOWING housewil© always ■E*- specifies Glen coal.—F. Fisher (phone 6024). WATSON’S groceries for freshness, 'good quality and low prices.— Sugar, la, 15s bag; country residents will do well to send for our grocery price list; we pay freight on general orders of £5 to your nearest station. We also deliver general grocery orders of 20s and over free within the borough.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash stores. Manawatu Fish supply. a tasty meal at a reasonable price. We expect to try our varied and inviting menu. Big supplies of fish fresh daily. CABINET furniture of all kinds, in any design, honestly constructed, nicely finished, and sold at manufacturers’ prices.—Diedericli aud Son, Alain street.
Of EE the beautiful painted Reed fur--13 nituro ill upholstered designs, strong and artistic; great for home or the beach.—Pegden’s. BOOTS ana shoes of all descrip--1 tions, less than wholesale prices at closing down sale, at Hadfield’s, Rangitikei street. BEFORE returning home visit J. ; R. McKenzie’s and see the display of low priced goods now showing. EMMETT’S. —Keep your eye on this.—Phono 5905. LADIES will be interested in the stock of bicycles at Anderson's cycle shop, opposite Post Office, lnspcct now and secure one, BEST quality dried fruits lor your 1 Christmas puddings and cakes.— Best selection sultanas, Cd, Sd, lOd lb.; raisins, 6d, 8d lb.'; currants, 9d lb.; finest almonds, 2s 6d lb. ; crystallised cherries, 3s lb.; sugar, la, 15s bag. We have a splendid assortment of cako decorations and centres, etc. —Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. MILLINERY values the best in town; before purchasing elsewhere inspect our stocks.—Vogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway. 171 OR home or beach house the new . painted Reed chairs and settees are ideal in appearance and durabilitv. Pegden’s have them. ALEXANDER’S, the little provision 6tore, corner of Duke and Main streets. —All household lines at lowest rates. Shop there, you critical buyers. It/TOST good cooks admit that Glen coal is part of their secret.— Jenson and Co. (phone 5307). i
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 287, 7 November 1925, Page 1
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