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UNDER the Moon/’ vocal duet, fox trot and organ, Imperial records, 2s 6d—N.Z.I. Co. AWNMOWERS sharpened and oyerhauled; latest mower grinding machine installed.—A. P. Britton, 133 Shamrock Street, ’phone 6004. _ COTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop.—Newest shades in point heel silk stockings, 5s lid, (is 6d, 7s lid, 8s lid, 9s lid, 10s 6d, 11s 6d. 13s lid pair. OLIVER Bros.’ Shoe Stores.—Men’s light working boots, all solid leather, 16s 6d; waterproof clogs, 15s 6d. Big selection of gum boots. See our stocks before ’buying. CO.D. (cash on delivery).—Rhone up • your grocery order under this system and take advantage of our low cash prices.—Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. JUST arrived.—All electric Atwatorw Kent wireless, latest and best, no batteries required; £52 10s, with speaker. See it at Berryman’s. I*7 D WARDS Sons’ large axes 1 now 5s lid, half axes 4s 6d, hatchets 3s 6d, pruning shears 2s lid, hoes 2s. TWYCHERLEY’S specials. —fleecy lined VV singlets and underpants 2s lid. Wido-end silk ties Is 6d._ Cambric handkerchiefs 6 for 2s 9d. nels, 6s 6d. Navy Doctor flanjpOOD fiction in paper covers; we can juT sell these Is per copy; all good authors.—H. -L. Young, Ltd., Broadway. NEW records issued “Waltz Dream,” Concert Orchestra; Fugue,” Philadelphia Coles’. September.— International “Toccata in Orchestra. GOOD stock of all wire goods, including wire baskets, daphne, carnation frames at half the price procurable elsewhere. Geo. Tucker, 45 Cuba Street. n HICKS for sale.—White Leghorn \j and Black Orpington, winter layers. Write J. Taucher or ring Parkes and Co., Aslihurst (phone 1). Q COTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop tor O value.—Quality and variety in ladies’ undervosts, 85 different designs. U WATER’S for furniture and bedding of liigh-class quality and low prices.—Showroom and factory, 321 Main Street. EDWARDS and Sons’ potato mashers' 6d, egg whisks 6d, strainers Gd, plate scrapers Is, Androck toasters Bd. WANTED, by young man, board in private home. Write “481,” “Standard” Office. LOCAL apples for flavour. —Sturmer and Washington, from os 401bs_.: tree delivery.—Grover’s Orchards, 274 Ferguson Street. MlTEL'S""Victoria”Hand Laundry, 29 Manson Street, collect • and deliver daily; shirts, collars and finery a specialty.—Phone 6083. T FEW bargains in handbags left; A quitting these at ridiculously low prices.—H. L. Young, Ltd., Broadway: TVASMAN flight.—Hear the daring J- fliers’ own story of their previous id ventures.—Berryniaids. WANTED to sell, good toned violin, with bow and case, very cheap. Acldress “Standard.” U PltiNG costumes, coats, frocks, 0 made in latest style,_ charges moderate. —Miss Mousley, Union Buildigs, the Square. 3 LIVER Bros.’ Shoe Stores.—Black sateen bar shoes, low heels, nice ar afternoon wear, ‘Js lid; black satin ne-bar shoes, low heels, 12s 9d. /IRELAND'S are alive to the everA. changing demands of the moment -a bounteous feast of wedding gifts. -Main Street West. (WHY pay 3s for a 3s grade of tea »V when our celebrated “Prosper” ea, a genuine 3s grade, can be bought or 2s 7d.—Watson- Bros., Ltd. IJRS LANDERS, the Square.—We .VI still have a few flannel frocks to lear at 19s 6d. PERMANENT waving by “Eugene” method. Shingled heads from £1 s to £3 10s.—Mrs Currie, Bennett’s luildings (phone 5760). POULTRY farmers. —Wo stock Palmer’s Poultry foods, the foods that turn to old and we sell them at cut rate prices, )o. Let us have your next order. Wo Iso stock Karswood’s Poultry Spice lid nd 1/10 pkt; “Moreg” Producer and ’ratt’s Poultry Remedies. Note our cut ito prices for wire netting, 3ft. netting nly 10/- per roll, 6ft. 20/- per roll.—Wat--311 Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. SCOTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop for J the newest in children’s half and hree-quarter socks; sizes from 00 to 0. 7-DWARDS and Sons’ large bowl J steamers now Is, sooking spoons d, toilet rolls 4d, string 6d ball. ■\Y7Y r CHERLEY’S specials.—Men’s dark VV grey cuff bottom trousers 8s 6d. Mon’s gaberdine, trousers 14s 6d. Men’s lavat shades sports trousers 17s 6d Cream art silk scarves 6s lid. ANTED, two unfurnished rooms, with garage, near Showgrounds. Address at “Standard.” > "Q COTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop for O all the newest shades in Kayser slioper heel silk stockings, 11s 6d and 13a lid pair. ' WANTED to borrow, £2OO, for two or three years; good interest. Apply “479,” “Standard” Office. C CHILDREN’S books at Connor’s, the J Square.

OLIVER Bros.’ Shoe Stores.—Patent court shoes, round toes, Spanish heels, very smart, 2os; black patent one-bar shoes, smart trimming, low heels, 19s 6d. P~ lANOS.—Bhithner, Lipp, Cramer, Haake, Bohm, from £3O upward. —Berryman’s ‘'Home of Music.” tTrYCHERLEY’ S specials.—Men’s neg. VV shirts, collar, to match 4s lid. Polico braces Is lid pair. Semi stiff collars Is 3d each. Art silk sox Is lid pair. SCOTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop for iO all the newest shades in the famous “Gold Star” silk stockings, square heel 7s lid, point heel 8s lid pair. SELECTIONS from “Patience,” “Mikado,” “Yeomen of the Guard,” “lolanthe,” “Gondoliers,” Imperial records, 2s 6d.—N.Z.I. Co. “■yOKO,” always Yoko, because it x is the best and cheapest; Is 6d bottle. Scott, chemist, and stores. USE quick ‘Repair Service.”—Effi- ! cient workmen will thoroughly overhaul and repair your cycle while your wait. Popular charges.—Swift cycle Depot, 3 Rangitikei Street. W' HEN you think of biaes think of the Crown Cyclery (near Watson Bros., the Square). Qyclea at prices to suit aIL GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse.— Now showing new season’s dress goods. Charming effects; prices that astound you. A visit is all we ask—llß Cuba Street. 1

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 238, 5 September 1928, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 238, 5 September 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 238, 5 September 1928, Page 1

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