WATSON Bros, arc keeping the prices down. Do you remembe that a ,3's grade of tea was advertised recently at 3s lb. until we reminded i public our price for 3s “Prosper was 2s 7d lb. _ n ASH Bargain Store.—New hno V. 7 ladies’ kasha finish frocks, two styles, rose, lavender, applegreen wedgewood blue, Value 2os, Saturday special 19s 6d. ____ WATSON - Bros? cut' rate patent medicine prices. —Yeast Vites, Is lOd, 4s 6d, 6s 6d; Baxter s Lung Preserver, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 9d; Ovaltinc, Is lOd, 3s, 5s 3d. h TOOKEI) again with all lines prime lb beef, mutton and delicious pork at Mann’s, Main Street East (phone 6640). ttJychERLEY’S specials. Men’s W tweed trousers, cuff bottoms 8s 6d; all wool tweed trousers, cuff bottoms, 12s 6d; railway cord tweed trousers, 11s 6d; sports trousers, Lovat shades, 17s 6d. - CCOTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop fori 0 children’s half and three-quarter socks ; lovely new range just opened up. VOTJR bath will seem nicer next SatJL urday night if cleaned with Harmless to the enamelled; surface.—Collinson and Son, where you buy for less. DC.” Saturday Special: . 54in all-wool soft finish repp suiting, new spring coolurs; value 11s 9a for 9s lid yard. __ - WET wintry days: Keep the kiddies amused with one of our new books; from 4d. —H. L. Young Ltd., Broadway. ANTED, ladies to buy rose trill shoes, reduced for one week only, from 38s 6d, now 29s 6d.—Footwear, Ltd., near P.O. MARCEL waving.—Another of our specialities, for perfect marcel waving; go to Bert Pratt’s, Broadway Hairdressing Parlour. . STILL a few cut outs, left to clear, ladies’ shoes 3s lid, 5s lid, 7s lid. 11s 9d, at Hannah’s. EW season’s frocks, silk jumper suits, and wool crope-de-chenes, continuously arriving. Inspection invited.—Miss Cragg, Rangitikei Street. ANTED, ladies to buy latest styles in fawn rep shoes, 9s lid.—Footwear, Ltd., near P.O. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, a silver wristlet watch between Shamrock, Cuba and Broadway Ave. Ring ’phone 6875. Reward. TO LET. TO LET, furnished apartments, double front rom; also single rooms.—Bß Broadway Avenue. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, twelve White Leghorn pullets, laying. Apply 241 College Street, after 5 o’clock. SITUATIONS. WANTED, strong reliable youth for dairy farm, machines used. Address at “Standard” Office. YOUNG man wants work, any description, good worker, town or country- Write “oil,” “Standard.” WANTED, feeders and -stripperkeeper, shepherd (horse, saddle, dogs).—-CoghilTs Registry, 15 Rangitikei Street (phono 8491). WANTED, cooks, housekeepers, lady help, generals, housemaids, farm workers, married couples.—Manawatu Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings (phone 6672). YOUNG lady required as agent for selling an attractive line. Salary and commission. Write “512,” “Standard.” WANTED, smart jjirl for sales, one with some experience preferred.— Vogue Millinery ,Broadway. WANTED, position by married man, on mixed farm; no objection to country; take charge if necessary. Write “509,” “Standard.” ANTED, capable housemaid for light house duties. Apply Mrs E. B. Watson, 14 Union Street. WANTED, thoroughly experienced waitress. Apply Piccadilly Tea Rooms. WANTED, pupils for pianoforte. Apply Miss Tucker, 203 Ferguson Street. WANTED, capable general. Ring phone 142 M. J. H. ANDERSON, LICENSED REGISTRY, Terrace End. Phone 6211. j Wanted: Station and farm hands, milkers and shepherds (£2 per week), boys for farms, gardeners (£2 per week), married couple for hand milking (50 cows) £l6 per month. Wanted: Cooks, housemaids, waitresses for hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist (private houses). Wanted: Second cook for hotel, £3 per week. COAL PRICES DOWN . THE following Household and Kitchen Coals—Waipa, Taupiri and Graham —can bo obtained at the new cut rates from P. AND K. HAVILL, Depot: Rangitikei Street (Phone6o2o). H M. PHILLIPS, tuning and re- • pairing organisation. Experts from New Zealand’s leading piano firms. Phone 6462, or G. H. Bennett, Ltd., Broadway. THOS. P. HENDERSON, Expert Pianoforte and Organ Tuner, has removed to permanent address: —' 25 FITZROY STREET. All work attended to personally. Phone or leave orders with G. H. Bennett and Co., Bx-oadway. HOPES TO RESUME TEACHING On SEPTEMBER 17th. WE SPECIALISE in the Rewinding and Repair of— MAGNETOS, DYNAMOS, SELFSTARTERS, 3-PIIASE MOTORS and TRANSFORMERS. Our Motto—A GOOD JOB. Let Us Charge Your Battery. L. ROWSON, Grad. Mem. I.E.E. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, 8a KING STREET, PHONE 8479, Next James, Signwriter.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 240, 7 September 1928, Page 8
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