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LIMITED number vacancies, good accommodation for visitors. Apply “Wcstcourt,” 366 Main street. PAY cash and pay less during 1926. Adopt the cash method of buying your groceries. It pays. Our stocks of groceries aro ahvays fresh and clean. Our largo turnover sees to that. Our prices are low and our quality the best. Shop with us. You cannot do better.—Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. GET your supplies from D. Alexander, cr. of Duke and Main sts. —Scotch shortbread, tin boxes, 2s 3d; first grade tinned fruits, from Is 6d. SEASONABLE gifts: Bicycles, rifles, guns, fishing rods, tennis racquets, tricycles, sheath knives, pocket knives, torches, etc.—Bycroft’s, Cuba street. WANTED, by 3 ladies, furnished apartments, 2 bed rooms, and sitting room (single beds). Write “Comfort,” “Standard.” A TINKLE on tho telephone.—No. 5120 will lead to business with W. H. Boon, the leading grocers.— Broadway. WANTED to sell, wedges and cross cut saw, practically now; low price for quick sale. Apply 13 West street. START 1926 right.—Let W. 11. Boon bo jour grocer. Service, quality and prices unsurpassed. RANGITIKEI Beach. Sunday. Woodficld’s char-a-hanc will leave the garage, Cuba street, at 9 a.m. Fare 6s for seats. Phone 5015. WANTED to lease, 10 to 20 acres for grazing.—Allison, 55 Cuba street. 10 PER cent, off all furniture prices. Don’t miss this great chance to furnish cheaply before Christmas.—Pegden’s. UPHOLSTERY repairs is one of Blockly’s special lines.—l 9 Andrew Young street. SPRING GARDENING: AFTER tho loner spoil of wet weather, weeds will bo growing apace and there is plenty of work in store for amateur gardeners. The horror of stained and roughened hands can readily be avoided by the timely use of Q-tol; and one can handle tho wet Boil with impunity if Q-tol be rubbod into tho hands beforo work.

TOYS! Toys) Toys I Parents, buy your toys for New Year now and avoid the rush.—J. R. McKenzie’s, Ltd. THE Dinkum advt. is on page 11. Ring phono 6194.—Orders delivered. Cf ART AGE.—River metal and sand, ) boulders and garden soil supplied on the shortest notice; also ploughing and grass cutting undertaken. —A. H. Whitehead, 44 Pahiatua street (phone 5713). RICHARDS’ removal sale. The talk of the town: Jersey silk suits at 355; silk lined gabardine costumes at G6s. PUDDINGS, 2s 7d; Bevara beer, 6d; stockings, Is 3d, is 6d; puffed raisins, 8d; everything fresh and highest quality.—Rutter's Cash Store (phone 6445). /"NiLD false teeth 6s, 10s, 20e 40s, per set, sound *or broken. Post to Platinum Scrap Company, 102 Willis street, Wellington. Cash return muil. OAK service waggons, 40s; special reduction. ideal presents at Ptgden’s. BICYCLES. —Royal Sovereign, 26inch frame, free wheel, two brakes, first grade tyres, special value £7 10s.—Bycroft’s, Cuba street. WE arc sure you would be pleased with one of our framed pictures. Call and inspect the stock.— Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street.—Alexander Clark, Ltd. YtAK fire screens, embroidered pan\_/r els, something quite new; splendid gift.—Pegden's for artistic articles. CIHINESE waterproof umbrellas, 9s I 6d; air guns, 4s 9d; walking and talking dolls, 14s, 16s; we guarantee these are cheapest in town.—Rutter’s Cash Store (phono 6445). TRUE pleasure results when your purchase proves better than you expect, especially in furniture. Try the shop without the window, the Square. WHY pay rent when you can buy a 4-roomed bungalow for £9OO with £SO deposit, balance as rent.— Apply Mortiand and Young, 113 Cuba Btreet. photographs art good photographs.—Telephone 6768. ILLINERY is cheaper here.— Stylish lino of models, 255; only a lew left—inspect.—The Vogue, opposite Money Order Office. NEW YEAR gifts.—Bicycles, rifles, guns, fishing rods, tonnis racquets, tricycles, sneatli knives, pocket knives, torches, etc.—Bycroft’s, Cuba street. BEAUTIFY and preserve the hair. Be treated by experts—Eygipta 'loiiet Saloon, 1 George street. Bobs and shingles, face massage, treatment of grey hair.—Phono for appointment (5119). HAWAIIAN steel guitars.—Thorough tuition in one torm, prepare for the holich'vs. —E. J. Palmer, teachor, Coles’, the L.*uare. Demonstration given, private lessons arranged. 7QIOHARDS’ removal sale. JA; Cream tennis coats, wool stockinette, just opened, 365; London holeproof pure silk hose, our pnoe 7s 6d; wonderful value and most acceptable present. BEATEN copper oox seat kerbs, ' 655; special reduction. Best selection always at Pegden’s. EIMMETT’fe busy nttie cash store for best quality goods at lowest market rates. Como and bo one of our satisfied customers. —Phone 5905. OUR premises will bo closed from December 24th, 8.30, until January 4th. Kindly order your paints and wallpapers early. Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbort street, and Can-oil Buildings, Cuba street. YOU save most at D. Alexander’s, cr. Duke and Main streets.— Boxes of figs lor 8d; currants, 9d; cordials, from Is 6d; jelly crystals, 4 for Is. •TTRF.P your garden frosh.—Wo are iA. selling a very heavy quality gnrden hose, in 60ft lengths, 40s coil. This quality will wear much longer than the grade a few shillings cheaper. Galvanised watering cans, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d. We also have a good line of tents and flies, s<s 6d, 75s 6d, 90s. Our cash prices pay.— Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 28, 2 January 1926, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 28, 2 January 1926, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 28, 2 January 1926, Page 8

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