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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 3 September 1927, Page 16

FOR SALE. For additional adttriitemeiUe relating to need article* for tale tee page 2. FOR SALE, red plush sofa, £2. Address at “Standard.” OR SALE, late 1926 model Chev. 5-seater, .full baloon tyres, dis 3 wheels; real bargain £145; terms arranged.—Ford Motors, £525. —4-roomed house, handy station, Square, hot and cold water, -washcuse, copper and tubs. Govt, mortgage £440, cash required £BS. Good buying. Homefipders, 227 . Main Street. FIOR SALE, corner block, 3 sections, handy to town.: very cheap, the lot. A. Winch, land agent, 208 N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ■ WINTER Time the kitchen fire is always burning. You- will find it more economical to use Glen coal. F. Fisher. Phono 6G24- _____ PECHANAKI marmot coats.—These are greatly reduced.—H. ' 11. Blandford, Coleman Place. E did the distance jn a remarkably short space, of time. He rode an Armstrong cycle from Anderson’s cycle shop. MANAWATU Racing Club Buildings.—Here sportsmen and others find the Manawatu Tea Rooms. Morning and afternoon tea only 6d. Hot teas and luncheons procurable at moderate prices. “T>EAU Geste,” you enjoyed the J 3 film, you’ll like the book morfti 2s 6d at Bennett’s, Broadway. YES! 1 like the Red Bird cycle 3. All information about them may be obtained at Anderson’s cycle shop. TUDEBAKER Light Six, ,n tirstclass order, just been Du coed; this car is almost as good as new. — Adams, Ltd. _ GROCERIES— Pay cash and ps.y less at Watson Bros. Our largo tum-orer keeps our stocks continually on the move. Result,, clean, fresh goods. Rice, Sago, Tapioca 31bs lid, 12lbs 3s 3d. Haricot beans 41bs Is. Pearl Barley 31bs lid. Marrowfat peas Td pkt. Lima beans 8d lb. Lentils 4d lb. Loose Cornflour 5d lb. — Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. EVERY wife who studies economy should use Glen coal. It always gives satisfaction too. Cuthbertson’s. Phone 5496. AMP tables for motorists.—We know what is required and have it for you, 12s 6d and i4s 6d each, only at Andrews’, furnishers. STUDEBAKEB Duplex, in new condition ; this car carries a new car guarantee and sells at a big reduction off new price at Adams, Ltd. HEBE’S a big shirt bargain.— Men’s striped Cambric shirts, collar to match (worth 6s lid), 4s lid. —Humphries and Andrews, Ltd., 15. Broadway. URSI Furs 1 Furs! Sale! Sale! Sale! Now in full swing.—H. H. Blandford, Coleman Place. MANAWATU Dining Rooms, Cuba Street, serving hot 3-course dinners from 12 to 2; also fish meals at any time. YOU will have no reason co complain of a dirty range and no hot water if you use Puke coal.—R. V. Mason and Co. (phone 61541. C'IHILDREN’S play 'pens obtainable J at Andrews’, furnishers, 24s 6d and 34s each; keep the child safe.—Bo Rangitikei Street. FORD 2-ton truck for sale, fitted with 4-speed gear box, in tip-top condition.—Adams, Ltd i ; 11 1 22&1 - """* * T NORTON MOTOR CYCLES. Holders of all world’s • RECORDS. WINNERS OF MANY T. T. RACES. CALL AND INSPECT THE LATEST MODELS. BRUCE & BAI MOTORS LIMITED- , 97 CUBA STREET. ELECTRICITY—YOUR , SERVANT USE it with a No. 503 GURNEY RANGE, fitted within Borough limits, £2B. Consult E. P. WIX re this and lighting your home. Prices right, workmanship and material guaranteed. 173 Victoria Avenue (Phone 59641. MACROOARPAS. AUGUST and September are the best months to plant Cupressus Macrocarpa. Send in your order now for the best balled trees, and they will be put on one side until you require them. FRANK MASON S' A N D 0 N ROAD, FEILDING. “STANDARD” ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISERS in the “Manawatu Standard” will oblige by having their copy for replace advertisements sent' to our office- not later than 2 p.m. on the day PRECEDING that on which insertion is desired. Copy for replace advertisements not received by that time cannot be guaranteed- insertion on the day following. Copy for casual advertisements should be handed in by-mid-day to ensure insertion on the day of receipt, but where possible an earlier hour would be materially helpful. The production of an. evening paper necessitates members of our staff working at a very high pressure between 8 aim. and 3 p.m., and with the growing volume of advertising and cewn the pressure is increasing. Promptness and regularity in going to press is an urgent necessity as members of the delivery staff must be got away to time, several of those having to traverse between 70 and 80 miles on their motor cycles before their labours in connection with the distribution of the “Standard” over a wide country area are complete. Advertisers will greatly oblige by noting thq above and incidentally assist members of our staff in the publication of the “Standard” at a regular hour every afternoon.