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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 149, 24 May 1928, Page 8

BICYCLES and guns are both dangerous unless kept in order; let us overhaul same; our work guaranteed.—Bycroft’s, Cuba Street. rnTLßOl\“late model five-seater, in X perfect condition, a fine example of an English car. Inspection invited at Adams Ltd. RHODE, 1927 model, balloon tyres, four’wheel brakes, 40 miles per gallon.—Adams, Ltd. (TURTAIN nets ot all kinds, damasks, J pure Irish linens; no other firm equals in value.—Archer’s Drapery Warehouse, Coleman Place, the Square. ARNER’S Drapery Warehouse. Pare wool white N\ Z. blankets, singles 22s 6d pair, doubles 29s 6d pair. Grey blankets, from 16s fid pair. Guaranteed full sizes, leading makes. Procurable onlj’ at 118 Cuba Street. STUDEBAKER, late model, fitted with glass enclosures. Any trial given.—Adams Ltd. IARPENTERS, joiners, storemen. > etc.—See our great value in strong aprons, 2s 6d each.—Humphreys and Andrew's, Ltd., 15 Broadway. A NDREWB and Sons have one blue i\ moquette settee and two chairs, well sprung, £29 10s; for one week £24.—SO Rangitikei Street. ADDERS neatly repaired by our staff of experts. AH repairs neatly and promptly executed at a very small cost. “The Aristoc,” Commercial Bldgs, the Square. MEN’S fleecy singlets and pants, 2s lid each.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. SABLE dyed genuine fox chokers, only 455, a* H. H*. Blandford’s, Ltd., furriers, Rangitikei Street. ALE 1 Sale! Sale! " annual sale now on at J. R. McKenzie’s, Ltd. Be early and take advantage of the stupendous bargains now offering. ‘inHE best" firm” in N.Z. for flannelX ottes, wmceyettes,' pyjama cloths. —Archer’s Drapery Warehouse, Coleman Place, the Square, Palmerston North. ' /TLEN coal.—The coal for steady VI heat.—F. Fisher (phone 6024). ONE fully sprung chesterfield settee and two large chairs, in good moquette, £4l 10s, for one week only at £36. —Andrews, furnishers. A— LL kiddies love Carson's Aerated Waters, made from artesian water, beat quality cane sugar, and choice fruit flavourings. Thoy aro both wholesome and refreshing. Factory, 14 Grey Street, Phono 5246. * OVERLAND four, later model, done very little work. Come in and inspect this car at Adams Ltd. ON’T have dismal rooms.—R. Waghorn selling new season’s wallpapers, Is per roll. GLEN coal.—The coal all good cooks use.—Child Bros, (phone 6447). DELIABLE chesterfield suites. —See Xu Andrews and Sons’, where you get only reliable furniture. Showrooms and factory, SO Rangitikei Street. SABLE dyed genuine fox chokers, only 455, at H. H. Blandford’s, Ltd., furriers, Rangitikei Street. BICYCLES. —Our workshop is complete with every necessary tool and machine for bicycle service. Try us.—Byeroft’s, Cuba Street. rfO greet you on a cold night, the x comfort of an electric radiator from Manson and Barr, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. . LADDERS in Hosiery.—We now offer the services of an expert staff of ladder repairers. Ladders neatly and efficiently repaired at very small cost. — “The Aristoc,” Room 1, Commercial Bldgs, the Square. NZ. all wool blankets.—See Andrews * and Sons’ for quality and best value.—SO Rangitikei' Street. GLEN coal.—A, truly economical coal. —B. Archer (phone 6330). WAX INK soap powder, large, Is 60; dessert peaches, Is; Canadian starch, 6d ; gardening gloves, Is 3d.— At Rutter’s (phone 6445), where it pays to ay cash. i WORD, 1927 Coupe done 200 miles; |JI at a great reduction off new I price.—Adams Ltd. BLANKETS, for value see Andrews and Sons’. Blankets, for value see Andrews and Sons’. Blankets, for value see Andrews and Sons’. GLEN coal.—The coal which is economical..—S. T. Owen (phono 5187). SITUATIONS. WANTED, boy for parcel delivery. Apply French’s Store. WANTED, bricklayer to build small chimney. Address at “Standard.” ’\7OUNG lady would like to look after X. children in nice home. Write “735,” “Standard.” WANTED. Hotel workers, lady help, generals, married couple (good wages to suitable couple).— Rhone 6072, Hopwood’s Buildings. WANTED, junior clerk with knowledge of book-keeping. Apply by letter, stating qualifications, to Box 323, l’.N. . WANTED, work, by competent carpenter; all work guaranteed. Write “724,” “Standard.” WANTED, cook, used to plain cooking. References. Apply after 5 p.m. to 345 Main Street. WANTED, by young lady (late of Milne and Choyce, Auckland), dressmaking or plain sewing by the day. Write “729,” “Standard.” WANTED, by thoroughly experienced young lady, position as companion-help in Palmerston home; references if required. Apply “Standard” Office. STRONG, willing young married man (with family) wmnts work, any description, able drive truck. Write “719,” “Standard.” J. e. ANDERSON, LICENSED REGISTRY, Terrace End. Phone 6211. Wanted: Cook, housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids (hotels) and cooks, house-parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist for private houses. Waiting engagement: Station and farm hands, milkers, ploughman, cow-men-gardeners, porters and kitchenmen for hotels. Wanted: Capable housekeeper for elderly lady (good home), 25s per week. IVTEWSPAPER advertising bringr A v now customers and helps to retain old ones.