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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 24, 28 December 1925, Page 2

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. USED* ARTICLES. FOR SALE, several oak.; bedroom and dining room suites, modern designs, value good.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. TTIpR SALE, gent’s Rudge cycle, •JD '-"£4. Apply- 30 Bryant street. FOR SALE, another consignment of congoleum squares, latest designs, gold seal, guaranteed.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. MRS BONE, Cuba street, is a cash buyer of ladies’ and gents’ clothing, silverware, jewellery, tools, boots, trunks, etc.—Dial 6025 for appointment FOR SALE, large stocks of the famous Durodown mattresses; also silverdown and kapoc bedding.— U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main, street. FOR SALE, piano, nearly new. Apply “Standard” Office. FOR SALE ; 2 real good pianos, steel guitars, 2 violins, several good accordeons.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. chemist.—J. _R. CunningJL hamo should be ’ your chemist. Every prescription is. dispensed with first quality drugs personally by J. R. Cunninghame, the prescription chemist, Broadway. CUSTOMERS, friends, brother-tail-ors.—The London tailor wishes you all a Happy New Year.—Leslie Collier, 122 Cuba street. ■■ . WANTED known, McKenzie’s have a greater collection of gift goods than ever before. Buy now while the choice is widest. GIFT suggestions from our hardware department:—E.P. ware, table cutlery, aluminium ware, toilet brushware, antique copper ware, clocks, watches, razors, etc., make gifts that are appreciated. For good serviceable gifts we suggest a carpet sweeper, a wringer, or a set of aluminium kitchen utensils; Our cash prices pay.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. LONDON Pie Shop.—A cup of fragrant tea and pie refreshments now obtainable at this popular little restaurant; pies to take home a 6 usual.—Opposite subway, Main street. B ,ul " early at Alexander Clark’s, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street. Premises closed December 24th at 8.30. Re-open January 4th. RICHARDS’ removal reductions— Marabout stoles and capes imported direct from London, from 16s dd; pure silk holeproof hose, 8s 9d; heavy ai;t .silk hose, wonderful at the price, 3s 9d. KODXKS, kodaks.— Now's the time to buy a kodak at Cunninghome’s Pharmacy, Broadway. No one in N.Z. is selling them cheaper. Let us develop your films.

rrUUCYCLES for New Year.—The I fairy bike, heavy, ball-bearing, rubber' tyres and pedals and well sprung seats, our cash price 755, GOs each; brownio bike 3,42 s 6d, 52s 6d each. Why pay more than our low cash prices. There’s a big saving on everyone of the tricycles.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. Claude Pago rhow you what a really good job can. bo made of signwriting. —57 Rangitikei street (phono 5625). O EiMMETT’S busy little cash store _ for best quality goods at lowest market rates. Come and bo one of cur satisfied customers.—Phone 5905. ,|AK lire screens, embroidered panels, something quite new; splendid gift.—Pegden’s for artistic articles. PUDDINGS, 2s 7d; Bevara beer, Gd; stockings, Is 3d, is 6d; puffed raisins, 8d; everything fresh and highest quality.—Rutter’s Cash Store (phone 6445). EMMETT’S busy little cash store. —Stocktaking prices: Kippers, 4d tin; fresh herrings, 6d tin; maccaroni, 6d lb.; raisins, od packet (only a few left). —Phone 6905. YOU save most at D. Alexander’s, cr. Duke and Main streets.— Boxes of figs for 8d; currants, 9d; .cordials, lrom Is 6d; jelly crystals, 4 for Is. Dairymen. Scott's milk fever outfit, 12s 6d, is a safeguard.— tl. ■, W. Scott, chemist, Rapgitikei street.

WANTED known, time flies while baby grows; don't lose your baby. Havo a photo from Billens’ garden 6tudio, Fitzherbert street. RICHARDS’ removal sale. Fur coats, direct imports from tne leading London manufacturers. Wo have a few at special reductions. £475. —3-roomed house an good order, electric light; easy terms; handy to Square.—Birnie, Coombs and Wilson 38 Itangitikei street. y-^UNCELEON. —Try the Grand Cafe. Excellent fare, good serrice. HAWAIIAN steel guitars.—Thorough tuition in one term, prepare for the holidays.—E. J. Palmer, teacher, Coles’, the Square. Demonstration given, private lessons arranged. RICHARDS’ removal saie. Cream tennis coats, wool stockinette, just opened, 355; London holeproof pure silk hose our price 7s 6d; wonderful value and most acceptable present. BEATEN copper oox seat kerbs, 1 655; special reduction. Best selection always at Pegden’s. Q 950.—Five-roomed bungalow, motor oW shed, borough lease; modern conveniences; electric light; Government mortgage ; terms. —Birnie, Coombs and Wilson, 38 Rangitikei street. WATSON’S crockery department for presents.—See their stocks and low cash prices—it pays. Pyrex ware, crystal, tea sets, dinner sets, fancy cups and saucers, hand painted vases, Doulton, Cetem and Royal Stanley ware, etc., etc., all make delightful gifts. Wo also have a good selection of children’s mugs and plates.—Watson Bros.’, Ltd., big cash store. , b C'tARTAGE. —River metal and sand. J boulders and garden soil supplied on the shortest notice; also ploughing and grass cutting undertaken. —A. H. Whitehead, 44 Pahiatua street (phone 5713). ~ - aET your New Year supplies from D. Alexander, cr. of Duke and Main streets.—Scotch shortbread, tin bases, 2s 3d ;. first grade tinned fruits, fro/71 Is 6<L