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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 26, 30 December 1925, Page 10

If AY CASH AND BANK THE difference. THINGS THE TOURIST WILL NEED,. KLEINERT’S AMERICAN SPONGE BAGS, printed floral design on plain colour, with satin pnll through.—Prices 3s 6d, 4s 6d. KLEINERT’S TRAVELLING CASES, rubber lined, chintz pattern, with, pockets for brush, sponge, etc. Prices 3s 9d and 6? lid. RUBBER TOURIST CASE, with pockets, dainty coloured rubber. — 3s 6d. . . , . KLEINERT’S BATHING BAGS, rubber lined, for suit and towel. Price 3s 9d. '' ' .' ‘ In coloured rubber with' 1 design.— 6s 6d. . KLEINERT’S POWDER PUFFS, m dainty coloured rubber cases.— Popular Prices 9d, Is 3d; Is 9d to 3s 6d. . HALEX, soft or hard bristles, —Is 3d to 2s 6d. BRITISH PROPHYLACTIC, in boxes. —2s 6d. BRITISH BEST BRISTLE, Lyzonite manufacture.—ls, Is 3d, Is 6d to 2s 6d. THE LADYFATRE VANITY CASE, Compac Powder, oval shape, brass case and hinge lid, fitted mirror and pad.—‘Price 3s 6d. Smaller size, Sweet Petal C-ompactum. —2s 6d. VANITY CASES of metal, filled powder, compac mirror, and puff on hinge, lid.—Price 2s, 3s lid, 4s 6d large size. POPULAR VANITY COMPAC AND CASE, with mirror.—Special 9d each. “Ashes of Rose” or “Violet” VANITY CASE, with compac powder, mirror and puff, metal case, hinge lid.—Price 3s each. VANITY OASES for Compac Powders (but fitted mirror and puff).— Prices Is, 2s to 6s lid each. PALMERSTONS FASHION centre STERLING silver serviette rings : make the ideal New Y'ear gift.— Gerrands have a huge supply.

PD .C. N'6 w Year specials. . 1926 calendars, newest ideas, usual cash price Is 6d to 3s lid, all half-price. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, small dress basket, contain- ' ing clothing (passenger’s luggage, label attached) ; reward.—Address “Standard.” LOST, between Church and Cload streets, crocheted purse, containing notes and silver; also handkerchief marked with name. Reward. — 12 Scandia street. LOST, between Square and Te Awe Awe street, radiator cap' (thermometer design). Reward on returnink 45 Te Awe Awe street. FOR SALE. For additional advertisements relating to used article s jor sale see page 2. FOR SALE, 3 acres of hay.—Apply 43 Te Awe Awe street; phono 0022. SALE, Loganberries, Is lb; see them growing and picked; no saie Saturdays.—43o Main street. STiOit SALE, 5-year-old quiet, relijC able mare, running' in express;, trial; Ll2 or nearest offer.—43s Main street. WE Are Pleased to Announce Arrival of the Following SEASONABLE GOODS: Muscatels, Figs, Dates, Nuts, Jordan Almonds, V&lentia Almonds, Preserved Ginger, Dutch Biscuits, Phoenix 'Peel, French Cherries, Prunes, Dessert Fruits, Pure Fruit Cordials. ACME TEA— Something New and Good. J. L. HARWOOD & Co. FREEMAN'S LUNCHEON and Tea Rooms, th« Square, Palmerston North.—Foi good meals and tasty refreshments. Luncheon ready 11.30 a.m., and a good plain Hot Tea from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for Is 6d. Morning and Afternoon Teas Daintily Served. I Strawberries and Cream, Ice Cream, Fruit Salad, Summer Drinks, etc., etc. WISHING YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. rjTHIS WEEK’S DELIVERIES:— Monday: Cloverlea, Kairanga and Local. Tuesday: Awapuni and West End. Wednesday: Terraco End and Hokowhitu. Thursday: Local and Counter Orders. Will customers oblige by placing orders as early as possible. JACKSON AND CRAVEN CASH AND DELIVERY STORES. WHEN YOU REQUIRE Brick, concrete or wood. WORK REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS, Ring FRED JACKSON & SONS Phone 6126. Private Res. Workshop; 12 Annandale Ave. Beresford Street.