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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 162, 10 June 1926, Page 5

Horse and Cow Covers PRICES THAT LEFT COMPETITION:— CANVAS COW COVERS, all sizes 15s FLAX, FELT-LINED HORSE COVERS ....” 30s CHAS, DAHL & SON Z™ MTOH Totara, Hinau and Silver Pine Posts and Strainers. Also sound, dry firewood cut to any length. W. Puklowski, * MANAWATU PRODUCE EXCHANGE, 73 RANGITIKEI STREET PHONES 6334 and 5385. Low Priced, But Not Cheap. f' ' o * There’s ALL. the difference between the two--a cheap article is never low priced. Anything from an OLIVER Store you can reckon good. It meets the exacting requirements of Style ; it’s truthful to its long-wearing appearance, and-as we’ve already said-it’s priced low. Oliver* Bros., THE SQUARE AND MAIN STREET. Are they good tobacco are they finest and pur esi American Leaf like ARMY CLUBS. Is the paper right—is it pure ribbed watermarked paper without printer S ink —like ARMY CLUB. Are they fresh—are they protected from damp and dust by a sealed wrapper —like ARMY CLUBS. Are they guaranteed —guaranteed to be pure, sweet and clean always ■ like ARMY CLUBS Smoke cigarettes and be sure your Cigarette is right. 10 for 9d. 20 for 1/6 50 for 3/9 Cavanders Ltd., London—Pioneers of Hygienic Cigarette Packing New Zealand Distributors* ADMORE & MASON, Wellington. A 3 SEE a Ihu Major''