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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 7, 6 December 1932, Page 8

DEATH. CARR.—On December sth, 1932, at the Palmerston North Hospital, John Carr (late of Ashhurst), and brother of Mrs C. E. Jones, of Kauwhata; aged 65 years. FUNERAL NOTICE. CARR.—The friends of the late John Carr are respectfully informed that the cortege will leave our Mortuary Chapel to-morrow (Wednesday), 7th December, 1932, at 2.30 p.m., for the Palmerston North Cemetery. THOS. GRIGGS AND SON, Funeral Directors. Q ENTS’ willow calf shoes, 17s 6d; ladies’ patent 1-bar, 15s lid ; tennis shoes, from 2s 9d. Only at “Exclusive” Shoe Stoic, 2 doors from “Standard.” 3 WEEKS to Christmas and oAlers are pouring in for our famous 4 guinea suits to measure. Special arrangements have been made in our cutting dept, to take orders up until Dec. 16th for delivery on Christmas Eve. Order your suit, now and lot us hold it until you require it. We invite your inspection of our exclusive range of materials. —Goldfinch and Cousins for service and suit satisfaction. CEPTINE Salves for eczema, school sores, cuts, septic finger nails and anydiseased condition of the skin and scalp. 2s, 3s 6d, 6s a jar.—Henderson’s Pharmacy, Library Buildings. 45 The Square. PLOUGHING, etc., for tractor wanted anywhere, any quantity ; nothing too small or too lnrge. No delay. Write, ’phone or walk to 31, Manawatu Street, phone 5206. only good, fresh, bread, that keeps; but, in addition, Jenkinson’s is iodized! Have you not tried it? Ring for prompt delivery.