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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 204, 29 July 1932, Page 1

TEA— The famous “D” quality, 2s 6d lb., now 2s. Try it free. —The Square Shop, G'.S., Ltd. . TARESSES cut out and fitted, pinned JL/ or tacked up, 3s 6d.—Room 7, Queen’s Chambers, near Watson Bros. A RANGES! Granges! Oranges! w Sweet and juicy, good size, 13 for Is. No hotter value.—Bennison’s Storo, Park Road. HALF-PRICE. Ladies’ cardigans, with and without collars, all sizes, to clear at half-price.—Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop. WANTED, care of little child under school age, good home, no other children. Write 689, “Standard.” 1 QQn LEADERSHIP in radio goes JLoOu to Clarion. If in doubt ask for a demonstration; make the test severe and you will be more than pleased with the result. Remember, Clarion is a quality set at a right price. Coles’ sole agents. HOT water bags. British made. Full size. Saturday 2s 6d each.—Coliinson and Cunningham©. WANTED, in refined private home, gentleman boarder, all conveniences, phone, no other boarders. Address “Standard.” SAV. JONES, quality butcher, Cuba • Street.—Primest of meats only. Phone your week-end order. Ring 7545. Prompt delivery. 1 A A ASSORTED French velvet even--l-'atr i n g shoes, originally up to 29s 6d, to clear from 11s 6cl during sale.— David Crozier, Broadway. AWNER wishes sell modern bungalow, VJ Featherston Street, best locality, £BOO Gov. mortgage; price £IOSO, great value. Address “Standard L ” QUALITY Firewood! Maire, rata, matai, cord lots, any lengths, guaranteed sound and dry. Ring 42 Ashhurst.—AVycherley Bros. WANTED buy, for cash, good secondhand five-seater car. AA’rite 681, “Standard. ” 4! Ci —OUTER covers, Is 9d inner / U tubes, 22s 6d Lucas ©l. lighting sets, large batteries Is 6d.—Boucher’s, 248 Cuba Street. THE Chief Electric Heater gives boiling water for each milking and to the last drop. Keep your quality high by installing the “Chief.”—Holben and Kirk, Ltd. WANTED to buy, three or four dozen jam jars, any size.—ldeal Exchange, opp. Empire Hotel, Main St- e APPLES. —Stunners, Jonathans, Delicious and cooker, at Id per lb., delivered.—T. F. Conway, Fitzherbert West Orchards, ’phono 6524. WHITE hare trimming, 4 inch. Saio 7s 6d yard. White rabbit, 4 inch. Sale 5s lid. Better values.—Collinson and Cunninghame. IF you suffer with indigestion, try our bran muffins and wheatmeal scones —they are delicious. Quick service; light lunches 9d.—Mrs Dixon’s tea rooms, 223 Cuba Street.

GTARTLING news for the thrifty buyer: with 2 collars to match, featured in plain biscuit shades, noat hair lined stripes, in shades of fawns and blues. Now at 6s 6d theso inako good buying for every ono is valued at 11s 6d. See our big window display.—Goldfinch and Cousins. IjVRY our delicious tea or coffee and J- sandwiches, 4d.—Universal Tea Rooms, 70 Broadway Ave. HAMMOND’S, Chelwood Street, phone 6884.—Cocoanut, 5d lb.; essences, 4d; honey, lib, tins 6d ; oatmeal, 3d lb. Service.—Much has been said in theso columns, but ask a Majestic owner about service; then remember you can get that service for any radio advising Berryman’s of your need. FANCY kid, suede, nappa, gauntlet gloves. Were 17s 6d to 19s 6d. Sale all 9s lid. Better bargains.—Collinson and Cunningham©. ENGLISH cycle tubes, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d and 3s 6d each, at Swift Cycle Depot, 3 Rangitikei Street. THE great attract Ton for Saturday shoppers. —Molly Long is displaying new spring millinery ; inspection invited. HOUND, Tucker’s Blend Whisky, 10 J- years old, not 5; 10s 6d per bottle. •Club Vaults, Direct Importers. HARPISTS and upholstered iurnituro 'J cleaned with the latest machine, all work guaranteed, by unemployed returned soldier; special cpiotations for offices.—Raven, 2 Morris Street. NEW fashion and knitting books just in.—Attractive patterns in all these. See windows at H. L. Young, Ltd. 1 A A ASSORTED French velvet evenJLt: a: ing shoes, originally up to 29s 6d, to clear from 11s 6d during sale.— David Crozier, Broadway. ARMY Stores, Main Street, next Uncle Alt’s.—Genuine military riding strides, 10s 6d and 12s 6d. All wool gabardine. A BOOK you need, “Pear’s Cyclopedia,” latest revised edition, 4s, at Bennett’s, Broadway. PURE linen handkercliiefs.—Drawn thread borders. 3 for Is 6d. Rayon scarves Is. Better values at Collinson and Cunninghame. YOUR first taste of this season’s spring lamb: Get it at The Kairanga Meat Co. Sure to please. EADIATORS. —All our radiator stocks are greatly reduced in price. They must be sold. Call and inspect our stock. A radiator for any sized room with a price to suit you, at Manson and Barr, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. TEA and Vita Brits.—Taste and try free, at the Square shop of the OS., Ltd. 2 GROSS cushion heel all leather slippers, were 5s lid, sale price 3s lid. —David Crozier, Broadway. WANTED, gentleman bonrder in private family, close to Squaro, every convenience, telephone, 21s weekly. Address at “Standard.” rpEA and Vita Brits.—Taste and try -L free, at the Square shop of the C.S., Ltd. SHOPS all over the town—and all busy selling “Kiwi” bacon.— Watson Bros., Ltd. SUITS I Suits I Suits 1 3 big specials at Skinner’s, Main Street: Worsted, navy serge and tweed suits, 655, 69s 6d, 75s respectively; worth double.—Skinner is clearing stocks—buy now and be a saver.

OWNER of seaside house wishing to exchange for house in good street, Palmerston North communicate with Kenneth McDonald, Rangitikei Street.