PAY CASH AND PAY LESS PAY CASH AND PAY LESS PAY CASH AND PAY LESS PAY CASH AND PAY LESS Paiit Your Owe Home Yourself your nroDcrtv liomo your3elf you can savo a good few pounds and at the same time improve the weather n-norl \v° tl6 00c a K n 'pst tho hard winter weather. But do your painting now while etc. OUR CASH PRICES PAY t iorougl - y e( l u ’P you for tho job with paints, brushes, oils, putty, etc., CERTAINTEED PAINTS. Barn Red Roof Paint 11/6 gall. White Paint ... 14/6 gall. Ivory House Paint ... 14/6 gall. OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT 20/- gall. FRENCH GREY AND STONE BERGER’S P.B. PAINT. (We are agents for this well-known brand.) 26 '- saU " c ”“ 24, ‘ EaU - ch ” c ° l “ te 24, ‘ suSISd mof 4 "int“ ti ‘ oorrosive iIOOF PAINT - . - - 17/6 gall. Watson Bros, Ltd., jail--21- gall. 20/- gall. 20/- gall. B.P. when properly brushed out on average surface will cover 850 SQUARE FEET PER GALLON, one coat, lo measure tho building to be painted, measure the distance around the structure and 'multiply by aveiago height which gives you the *quare feet of the siding. Divide this sum by 850 and you will have approximately the number of gallons required. To secure amount necessary for facing, verandah posts, etc., add fiom one fifth to one eighth of quantity required for main body work. THE BIG GENERAL CASH STORE PALMERSTON NORTH THE SQUARE
Coilinson & Son, Broadway Palmerston N. sm 1 '1 * m Balloon Fly Trap, 1s 3d Wire Grids, 1s 11d. “WHERE HARDWARE COSTS LESS.” .Wooden Cutlery Boxes, 2s 3d Potato Mashers, 9d. mT j w KwSS&C 3 -Wing Graters, 6d Garden Trowels, 6d each. Garden Forks, 1s each. m Scrubbing brushes, 6d, Bd, 1s Scout Pocket Knives, 1s wmm s g Bread Saws, 2s 3d Preserving Pans (Brass, Enamel, Aluminium), from 7s 11d. Poultry Leg Bands, 9d doz. Toasters 9d , # Daisy Fly Traps, Is 3d. Coilinson & IS'Ka,' s*- 5 *- _ Aco Cleaners, 1s 2d tin. Srtll Nugget Outfits, 2s Hat Dye, 1s bottle (all colours). Black Lead. Brushes, Is. Sanitary Brushes, 1s 9d.
IT’S COMING! STOP, LOOK, LISTEN! The Day of Days, Jan. 26th It’s a Tuesday—-KEEP IT FREE! The Opening Day of C. Smith’s HUGE HALF-YEARLY A 9.30 a.m. Sees the Doors Swing Open DRASTIC PRICE - SNIPPING IN ALL DEPARTMENTS—SHELYES AND SHOWCASES BRIMMED WITH BARGAINS—ALL REMNANTS AT HALF MARKED PRICE. WATCH THE WINDOWS. BUT NO GOODS SOLD FROM THEM TILL MORNING OF SALE. •
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 44, 21 January 1926, Page 5
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