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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 291, 7 November 1929, Page 2

FURS I W© must mako room for pelt© to arrive, bought by'our Mrßlandford while on tour. /'IOLLINSON and Cunningham© Show VJ Specials.—Boxes fancv handkerchiefs, special London job purchase. Boxes of six for Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d. 3s lid. EID your garden and orchard of pests. Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store, aell all sprays and pest destroyers.—Swifts Arsenate of Lead lib 2/2, 21b 4/2, 51b. 9/3. Black Leaf 40 1/6, 7/6, 17/6. BlueStone 6d lb. AlcDougall’a Weed-Killer, 3/3 per i gall. tin. Katakiller per pkt. that makes 10 galls. 2/-. Esykil for Slugs 1/6 pkt. Pineapples.— Wo sell large tin Singapore Golden pines for lOd — the greatest pineapple value in Palmerston North.—“ Rutter’s Cash Store’’ (phone 6445). 1 - WE can make you a new suit, or clean, press, and Tepair your old one; charges moderate.—A. Gold, Majestic Buildings. Broadway. SHOW Special.—Lac© Clox Synthetic silk hose, 9s 6d for 7s 6d. Full fashioned art silk 6s 6d. For better hosiery values—Collinson and CunHALL lamp shades.—See our new leadlight designs, 25s each.—Alexander Clark, Ltd., 15-17 Fitzherbert Street. TROUT fishing, prospects are splendid. Get in early while the going is good with Bycrort’a tackle.—Cuba Street. ELANDFORD’S annual sale; Brown and Bluo Foxes from £2 10s. ; YOUR home surely needs renovating. —Take the first opportunity of seeing R. Waghorn, tho Square. COLLINSON and Cunninghame Show Specials.—lmitation Suede gloves, fancy turnback cuffs; were 2s lid to 3s lid. Show week Is lid. TREES, Shrubs Plants.—We offer the finest and cheapest in the Dominion. Having many millions to select from, customers are sure to get satisfaction. Catalogues free on application. —B. H. Just, nurseryman, Palmerston North. NEW season’s handbags now to hand. There is sure to be one to please yon.—J. R. McKenzie’s. Ltd. 7TROUT fishing.—We can advise proJ spective anglers and _ supply suitable outfits, being experienced fishermen.—Bycroft’s, Cuba Btreet. ENGLISH crystal is cheaper at Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. —Sweet dishes 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 5/6. Vases, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 to 17/6. Jugs with tumblers to match from 35/- set. Pickle jars 6/6 to 11/6. You are under rto obligation to purohaso when you wish to inspect our stock of crystal •which at the present time is large and varied. See our low prices.

£5 MONEY TO LEND. 10 £SOO (AT shortest notice on all classes of security, including Furniture, Motor Cars, Promissory Notes, Stock, etc., AT LOWEST AVAILABLE BATES OF INTEREST. Easy repayments, covering principal and interest, arranged to suit clients. No deductions made from amount of loan. All business strictly confidential. PALMERSTON NORTH loan and investment CO., LTD., 6a BROADWAY (Upstairs). . Phone 5130. P.O. Box 407. Q. F. WILKINSON, Manager.

LAYKOLD TENNIS COURTS rPHE advantages of being able to lay a court without heating plants, which will compare with grass courts for springy resilience, without the /•LAYKOLD perpetual mowing in spring weather, and YOUR watering in dry weather, will be obvious to DRIVES." *ll those who have had experience of grass courts. Write immediately for prices and illustrated particulars to sole agents. TREVOR BROS.. LTD.. 17 KING STREET, P.N. Phone 5818. "STANDARD" ADVERTISERS. /ADVERTISERS in the "Manawatu Jr\ Standard" will oblige by having ;their copy for replace advertisements [sent to our office not later than 2 p.m. ! on the day PRECEDING that on wnich insertion is desired. Copy for replace 1 advertisements not received ■ by that time cannot be guaranteed insertion on the day following. Copy for casual advertisements should be handed in by mid-day to ensure insertion on the day of receipt, but where possible an earlier hour would be materially helpful. Advertisers will greatly oblige by tooting the above and incidentally assist members of our staff in the publication of the "Standard” at a regular hour every afternoon. The production of an evening paper uroMltatffl members of our staff voting at a very „ hi £ h P re ““, r ° iween 8 a.m, ant 3 p.m., and with 'hr growing volume of advertising md news the pressure is increasing. Promptness and regularity in going press is an urgent necessity as; memrs of the delivery staff must be got ay to time, several of those having traverse between 70 and 80 miles their motor cycles before their laorß in connection with the distnbu>n of the "Standard” over a wide untry area are complete. 1