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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 304, 21 November 1928, Page 12

FOR SALE. FR SALE, Singer machine (tailor’s), guaranteed, £7 10s.—“Standard.” FOR SALE, electric breakfast cooker, almost new, cost £4 17s 6d few months ago, no further use for it; price £2 10s. —Phone 7070. NEW cycles on the easiest of terms; small deposit and 5s weekly. Every machine guaranteed for 12 months. Old cycles taken as part payment at Reliable Cycle Depot, 239 Main Street (station end). “U NITED we stand.”—R. Waghorn, the Square, painter and decorator. IVTEN’S cellular underwear.—Pants 3s IV_L lid, shorts 3s 9d, singlets 3s 9d; Aertex vests 7s 6d, shorts 7s lid.— Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. (J u UAlt of milk 9d, large tin Joy D Is 3d, large tomato soup lOd, our special tea 2s 6d lb., at “Rutter’s” ’phone 6445. STOUNDING value. Complete “Valet” Shaving Outfit, containing razor, blade and strop; also large tubo of Auto Strop Shaving Cream for .Is 6d, at J. R. McKenzie’s Ltd. “T ABOUR conquers everything.” J-i Call and see R. Waghorn, tho wallpaper specialist, the Square. GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse. Ecru nets with two tone eilk border and variegatod silk centre, absolutely fadeless. 45 inch, at only 3s 6d yard. 113 Cuba Street. T EADLIGHTS brighten up those dark corners at low cost and improve tho appearance of any room. See Alexander Clark, Ltd., for suggested designs and prices. FENCING posts. —Never cneaper, good big matai posts, selling at 2s each. Special quotation truck lots.—Manawatu Produce Exchange, 73A Rangitikei Street, 'phone 6334. WATERPROOF sheets and tarpaulins in all sizes for covering wool, flax, hay and cropping stacks, merchandise etc., eta, at bed-rock prices.—Chas. Dahl and Son, 319 Main Street, Palmerston North, ’phone 6209. WOODYATT lawn mowers. The standard for reliability and long service. Wo stock all spare parts.—Manson and Barr, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. HODGE touring car, newly painted, U in good mechanical order, £75. Adams, Ltd. HIDE a bicycle for health and XV pleasure. New cycles at prices to 6uit all. Your old machine taken in part payment.—Crown Cycling (near Watson Bro.), the Square GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse. Coloured curtain nets, all silk, 42 inch, 3s 3d yard; guaranteed fadeless; marvellous value. 118 Cuba Street. PRINTING. —Quotations given for all kinds of commercial and general printing.—A. L. Westmoreland, printer, stationer and bookseller, the Square l phone 5906)original and unique designs in leadlights at prices low enough to make you want them, see Alexander Clark, Ltd., Fitzherbert Avenue. Astounding value. complete “Valet” Shaving Outfit, containing razor, blade and strop; alco large tubo of Auto Strop Shaving Cream for 3s 6d, at J. R. McKenzie’s Ltd. STUDEBAKER, Light VI., in almost new condition ; thoroughly guaran-teed-—AdamSj_Ltd. GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse. 40 inch pure lace curtain nets with two tone stripes and borders, fadeless at only Is 7d yard; rose-gold, blue-rose, mauve-gold blue-gold. STOCKTAKING Sale.—3-piece chosterfield suites in moquGtto, from £ls 15s to £27 10s; 2s in 20s discount. —U.S.D., near F. 0., Main Street. BOYS’ grey blazer and shorts, bargain price 9s' lid.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. rpHE beautiful Hammerslev china. Just _L arrived a dainty selection fancy cups, saucers and plates, also fruit dishes and the tho latest in teasets. Wo have also received a shipment of the famous Shelly china, including the latest in fancy cups, 6aucers and plates, teasets, and morning sets. Onr prices are cheap, too. —Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. DON’T leave your fur work too late for Christmas. We can give you something good in linings.—H. H. Blandford, Xjtd., quality furriers, Rangitikei Street. FORD tourer, brass radiator model, in wonderful condition, new tyres and good hood, engine perfect, £ls cash.—Manawatu Used Car Exchange, 327 Main Street, P.N. BARGAIN.— Boys’ J hose, fancy tops, Is lid pair; boys’ cotton singlets, Is lid.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. ■

MANAWATU Dinmg Booms, Cuba Street, serving hot 3-oourse dinners from 12 to 2; also fish meals at any time. NEWSPAPERS LEAD ALL OTHERS Gas Age Record, a reliable trade journal of the United States, reports the results of a survey of a middle western city of more than half a million people to find out where the buying public received its inspiration for their purchasing. The question was asked what form of advertising influenced them most, magazine, street car, billboard or newspaper. In order to be fair, newspapers were put at the end of the list. The results were as follows: — THE MANAWATU EVENING STANDARD. For Effective Publicity in Palmerston North, the Manawatu and Surrounding 'Districts.