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TpAIRY ball-bearing tricycles, £3 ss! -L and £4' ss; juvenile cycles, from £7.—At Crown Oyclery (near Watson Bros.) GARNER’S “Drapery Warehouse.” — 54-inch sheets 7s 6d pair, 3 years’ guarantee; 50 inch Iri6h table damask, Is 3d yard, wonder value; best crepes, any : shades, 7id yard; 36in Sunresista, any shade, fast colours, Is 3d yard. P DWAItDS and Sons.—Cut glass -Ll salad bowls, were 5s 9d, special cut for Christmas buyers 3s 9d each. Ai\ DREWS, furnishers. Seagrass ** chairs; you may need an extra easy chair at Christmas; buy now, 17s 6d Upwards. THE famous “Three Queens” Hosiery, now season’s stock, in 100 shades, and all sizes 2 pairs for 11s 6d. Guaranteed for 30 days.—“Aristoc” Hosiery, Room 7, Ist floor Commercial Buildings. THE “Atwater Kent” tells you all about it. Get a radio set at Berryman’s and keep well informed. AHRISTMAS stockings for all at Collinson and Son’s from 6d to 9s lid; crackers, 2s 6d box. Heaps of Christj mas presents. IyriLTON, most famous expression •Hi- player piano in the world; easiest to play, easiest to pay.—Coles’ only. AX7HIXE mercerised handkerchiefs, V V with initials, Is each; nice for presents.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. GOVERNMENT registrations show that of all the five-valve radios in New Zealand 25 per cent, are Stewart Warners.—Lucas and Co., local agents. ARDERS taken for loganberries. ApO ply T. C. Templeton, phone 24, Ashhurst. POINT Heel,” true shape silk hose, 7s lid pair, all shades stocked, only at the Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop, the Square.

Tj'AKMEKSlßeinforced concrete, 40 J- gal. water troughs £2 2s; 90 gal. £4; ball cock covers 8s extra.—W. Nolan, 22 Alfred Street, late concrete specialist, Hume Pipe Co. Leave orders Bennett’s, local agents. “TTEAR My Prayer,” boy soprano ro--Ll cord, takes. New Zealand by storm. Secure yours at Berryman’s. PREMIER electric kettles, complete; n.p., 2 pint 455, 3 pint 59s 6d. An ideal Christmas present.—Maneon and Barr, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. BOARD and lodgings offered two or three working men, all conveniences, near deviation. Apply “Standard” Office. IRLSI Don’t forget the dolls’ tea J party at 3 on Saturday. See window 6.—Collinson and Cunninghame. WHEN you think of bicycles think of Crown Cyclery (near Watson Bros.), the Square.—-S. Napier, prop. BUY bacon by the side and 6ave. — Our reduced price for heavy Kiwi sides, 8d lb.—Watson Bros., Ltd. "L'D WARDS and Sons.—Cup bargains: -U China white and gold cups only, usual price 4s 6d, selling 2s lid half dozen. A RCHER’S Drapery Warehouse for the cheapest and,, the bost-blankets in N.Z.—Coleman Place, the Square, P.N. WANTED to sell, urgently, 2-roomed cottage, with porcelain bath, e. light, good i-acre section; price £550. Apply A. Mortland and Co., 113 Cuba Street. * FOR years Fairey’s famous bread has set the standard of comparison for flavour and keeping qualities. TUTOQUETTES. —We are direct im--IT-1 porters of English wool moquettes, prices from 15s yard.—Andrews, 80 Rangitikei Street. i KIRKLAND’S, Main Street West.— Green edged cups and saucers, 9s lid half dozen ; black edged, 7s lid; gold key, 19s 6d half dozen. BOOK your orders now for loganberries. Apply T. C. Templeton, piione 24, Ashhurst. YOUNG lady in business requires board with quiet private family. Reply to “383,” “Stanaard.” C~ IHRISTMAS crackers for the kiddies. — / A fine selection ranging from Is, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, to 15s 6d box. Be early, .the low priced boxes will soon, bo snapped up. Giant crackers 2s 9d, 4s, 5s 6d each. Toiboms 4s 6d each. Other specialty lines now to hand, fruit caramals, fruit sandwich, fruit fig and mebos, all 2s 6d lb. Our confectionery counter now open till 9 p.m. Saturdays.—Watson, Bros, Ltd., Big Cash Store. YKTILL gentlemen who go out for a '' smoke during the interval remember that ladies like a Cadbury’s slb. block to nibble when left alone. Fairplay’s a jewel. “CIOLITE” garden wheelbarrows, steel fj tray, a light, handy barrow, 41s 6d. —Manson and Barr, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. SILK from “Toe to Top” hose 2s lid pair, all shades stocked at the Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop, the I Square. HOUSEKEEPERS and domestics, all should use our perfect washable duster, made from pure animal fur, only 4s 6d.—Collinson and Son. ] FLANNELETTE, sheetings and blan- . kets, babies’ cot sheets and blankets.—Archer’s Drapery Warehouse, Coleman Place, the. Square, Palmerston North. • FENCING time.—Good sound totara posts, 2s; battens, heart rimu, from 15s hundred; totara strainers, from 12s 6d.—Manawatu Produce Exchange, 73a Rangitikei Street. _ ANDREWS’^ - furnishers, furniture is different; buy now at sale prices. —Showrooms, 80 Street. GARNER’S “Furnishing Week”: Kapoc mattresses, singles 23s 6d; doubles 39s 6d; pillows 4s 3d. Beds complete with wire 3ft. 50s; 4ft 6in., 70s; 3ft. wire wovee 27s 6d; 4ft. 6in. wire wovos, 33e 6d. —118 Cuba Street. TF cases for sale, must -*- 1 clear.—The Hub, Square. LAWNMOWERS sharpened and overhauled. Latest mower grinding machine installed.—A. G. Britton, ’phone 6004. SIX months in business! Doing great strides with “cheap prices and the right goods.”—Kirkland’s, Main Street West. TTSERS of Glen Coal are satisfied U olienta—try it. F. Fisher (phone 6024). ______ fiONGOLEUM by the yard, British \J manufacture, entirely new designs, sale price 5s lid yard.—Andrews, furnishers*

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 30 November 1927, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 30 November 1927, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 30 November 1927, Page 1

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