TVTASKS for Guy Fawlce’s Day. Send JLVL the boys along to H. L. "Young’s, Ltd. From 4d each; windows full of these. O regrets when you buy a Doherty player piano from Coles’. Big reduction for this week only. TT'OLLO W the crowd to the gigantic J- sale unredeemed pledges, at Uncle Alf’s shop, to-morrow, at 11 a.m. — Mounsey and Co. SHEET music.—“ That’s My Weakness Now,” “Lolita,” “Anything You Say,” “Just Like a Melody.”— Berryman’s, the home of music. TENTS in all shapes and sizes can be had on hire. Do not deprive yourself of a much needed rest at the seaside. Moderate prices at Chas. Dahl and Son’s, 319 Main Street, Palmerston North, ’phone 6209. BED and breakfast offered Show visitors, private home, 5 minutes Showgrounds. Apply “Standard” Office. WANTED to rent, small house, moderate, dard” Office. Write “882,” “Stan-; SHOW pianos, gramophones, records, music, large stocks, • easy terms. Quick service" at Oates’ Music Stores, opp. P.D.C. £76 IN gold for sale. What offers for £1 or for any number? Write “Gold 812,” “Standard” Office. ARNER’S Warehouse, 118 Cuba Street, Palmerston North.—Show visitors, inspect our huge stock of £IO,OOO at warehouse prices. Wo guarantee to save you 35 per cent, on all drapery and clothing. 71A LEND A itS for 1929. Another V 7 ’ window filled with these. Choose which you like best early.—H. L. Young, Ltd. 'I TO country patrons.—Book Christmas orders for costumes and frocks during Show Week at Miss Mousley’s, Union Buildings. i'K Y our bag wash.—Semi-finished bag 6s, finished 10s. Phone 6003. Proprietor, A. O. Jtainford. IF your car wants attention leave it at Adams, Ltd., the old established firm. Satisfaction guaranteed. DECORDS. —“Just Like a Melody,” H “Out of the Sky” (the biggest number of the year) in 6ong, foxtrot or organ.—Berryman’s. WHY have aches, pains and corns on your feet? H. de Courvoisier, chiropodist, will cure them. IVTOTORISTS! E. Carter, 72 RangilVi. tikei Street, motor hood expert. Repairs to all classes of work undertalcen.—Phone 6051. USED pianos. Lipp, Brinsmead, Bohm, Haake, Kuhse, etc., from £25. Inspect these bargains early at Berryman’s. ■piREWORKS at N.Z.I.- Co. LAYER piano, slightly Shop soilecT, £125, usual price £165. Hurry up for this bargain; guaranteed.—Berryman’s. WANTED to rent, house suitable for boarding house, in good locality. Write “883,” “Standard.” HOW visitors.—Note our address, No. 22 the Square, east side, opposite P.D.C., just below Post Office.— Oates’ Music Stores for pianos, gramophones, etc. SHOW meals.—Dine at the Royal Dutch. Hot lunch, 10.30 to 2 p.m. Hot tea, 5 p.m. to 7.30. Special quick service and attention. FRESH Foxton whitebait, 2s 6d per lb., at Broadway Fish Shop.— Phone 5674—C0n Gambitsis. BRING your films to" us and we will give you the best possible results. Specialists in developing and printing. —Central Photo Stores, the Square. piREWORKS at N.Z.I. Co. DON’T miss Collinson and Cunninghame’s exhibit from Toyland at the Royal Show. W WANTED to sell, Irish terrier dog, well behaved (pedigree), 12 mos. Write “887,” “Standard.” HUMBER on trucks, Ohakune. X Boards and scantling, 0.8. 10s, heart rirnu 12s 6d. Order early; supplies limited.—E. H. King (phone 2, Ashhurst). BUY His Master’s Voice gramophone from Coles’, where service and satisfaction is always obtainable. Terms arranged. ‘| | NCLE All’s sale " unredeemed U pledges to-morrow, at his shop, Main Street, at 11 a.m.; 1000 lots clothing, portmanteaux, etc., etc.— Mounsey and Co. GENTS’ wallets, ladies’ handbags, collar boxes, shaving 6ets, dressing cases, hat boxes, suitcases, suede novelties.—Cowburn’s leather goods, Main Street West. BOYS’ and Girls’ Own Annual.—l92B number better than ever. H. L. Young, Ltd., have large stocks for townspeople and visitors. IRE WORKS at N.Z.I. Co. GARNER’S Warehouse.—Men’s athletio singlets Is 6d. White cellular undershirt and knee drawers 2s. 6d. Men’s quality fugi shirts with collars 12s 6d. Men’s art. silk hose 2s 6d. IF your car wants, attention leave it at Adams, Ltd., the old established firm. Satisfaction, guaranteed. TWELVE trophies at Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, on Friday, 2nd November. WIRELESS Supplies C. (J. V. Kyle), opposite Post Office.—Buy your radio where you get proper efficient Bervice. Remember, we sell radio only all the time; no side line with us; you benefit by our experience. GARNER’S Warehouse. —We are showing the largest stock of curtain nets in town, from Is 6d yard. 400 dozen towels just arrived from England, Is 3d each to 5s 6d each. VACANCIES for 2 or 3 boarders, pri- ■ vate bouse, every convenience.! ’Phone 5585. CALL at our warehouse and inspect your requirements for your out-door holiday, in the way of tents and camping outfits. —Chas Dahl a'nd Son, 319' Main Street, Palmerston North. ’Phone 6209. STUDEBAKER and Erskine cars are the best value in the motor world. —Adams, Ltd., N.Z. importers. PERMANENT waving by •’Eugano” method and having engaged competent assistance am now prepared to undertake “Marcel,” water waving, face massage, etc. For appointment, ’phone Mrs Currie, Broadway, 'phone 5760. PUMICE! Pumice 1 Pumice! Large or small lots suitable insulating; cheap. Appleton, Box 121, Taihape. PALMERSTON North steam laundry. —Our depot in Cuba Street, next to Soldiers’ Club, is how open.—Phone ,5003,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 285, 30 October 1928, Page 1
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