THE “IDEAL” SERVICE FOR YOU. IT’S LOGICAL . , Steam Pressing Is good for your clothes. It raises the nap, livens the fabric, and puts a fine finish on the garments. AND THE “IDEAL” WAY COSTS NO MORE THAN ORDINARY METHODS. THE “IDEAL” DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING SERVICE. Depot—Wycherley’s Extension, 276 Cuba Street, Palmerston North. Works—Rear of 58a Rangltlkel Street. J. A. DINLEY, Prop. COFFEE % CHICORY POWDER HEADY TO SERVE RIGHT AWAYI NO HURRY I NO WORRYJ Friends drop in unexpectedly—tired and fatigued. In a few moments they are enjoying a 'fcup of “ Strang’s Soluble. ” They feel refreshed and happy, for this delightful Coffee is so delicious and comforting. In summer weather It is indeed a boon, for can be made in a minute the cup, with boiling water, thus Entertaining is made easier. MV© STRANG C*
—<f i MORRIS CARS for 0^ H ( i j Six Cylinder | IpRRISpjORj i ” i j An attractive new model \ j creatin'? a new appeal in I l six-cylinder cars. A lively, } | comfortable and economical j i car that will be found most I r attractive to all experienced f | drivers. s 1 Carl Neilsen MORRIS HOUSE, GEORGE STREET.
Mil oP CLoorl HERE PUZZLE riNO THE NUMBER OF TO VS IN FATHER XMAS WORKSHOP. FIND THE HUMBER. Of A33MST.AMTS . - Father Christmas Puzzle for THE CHILDREN 3 Prizes Send your Entry Now ! Here we see FATHER CHRISTMAS with his Fairy and Gnome assistants, working during the Winter Months, making toys and presents. Father Christmas wants you to find out the number of toys and the number of assistants that are in the picture. Address your entry to FATHER CHRISTMAS COMPETITION, care Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd., Box 178, PALMERSTON NORTH, to reach here before Thursday, December 18th. Entries will be opened in our Window at 10 a.m. on Saturday, December 20th, and Father Christmas will present the prizes on Tuesday, December 23rd. Three prizes will bo given to the first three correct or nearest correct entries opened. Open to all children attending Primary Schools. Write clearly and put your name, address, age, and school on the top of the paper. Every Boy wants a Car - - These lovely Models have been designed to make the appearance as nearly like the Real Thing as posisble. Constructed on solid lines, they will stand up to the handling of youngsters. THE DORSET, mounted on 9in steel wliels, rubber tyred, fitted 2 lamps, windscreen, finished dark blue with gold lines. Christmas Carnival 85s THE DON, mounted on Sin steel wheel, rubber tyred, red with gold lines. Christmas Carnival 47s 6d HIS NIBS, all metal car, Bin steel wheels, rubber tyred, finished red with blue line. Christmas Carnival 45s THE LIZZIE, all metal car, 8m STEEL WHEELS, rubber tyres, light blue with red lines. Christmas Carnival 37s 6d DORSET TOYLAND IS JOYLAND AT Collinson & Cunninghame Ltd. BROADWAY AND KINCSWAY ss SI PALtit«RSTON NORTH
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 6, 6 December 1930, Page 3
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