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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 51, 27 January 1933, Page 1

OUR Orb iron tanks cost no more than tanks made with low priced iron, but the Orby is lasting value.— Holben and Kirk, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. FREE tickets to Regent, Palace and Kosy Theatres. See page B—N.Z.I. Co.’s Great School Book Drive. F~C)XTt)NBE ACIT.—AIadge‘ s Service leaves P.O. 9 a.m. every Sunday; reduced return faro os. Reserves: ’Phones 5260, 5788. KTTTY EMDEN, Queen’s Chambers, the Square, upstairs, nr. Watson Bros., for renovations, reblocking and the making up of capelines to any style and shape. mOMATOES, 31b. Is, at glasshouse.— -L Crozier’s, 159 Fitzherbert Avenue. “Bright Side” Salt- Bargains, £5 commencing Thursday.—s dozen odd pyjama pants, 2s 6d; 4£ dozen odd pyjama coats, 2s 6d; 15 dozen light brush cotton singlets, 2s 3d; 20 dozen light brush cotton underpants, 2s 33; 20 dozen smartfelt hats, 6s lid; 25 dozen all wool worsted ribbed and plain socks, Is 9d pair; 75 dozen fancy cotton socks, 3 pairs lor Is 6d.—Goldfinch and Cousins, The Men's Store. SCHOOL requisites.—Madsen’s Grocery and Dairy, can supply all school requisites at town prices. Free gift with all orders for 5s. —Cnr. Campbell and Fcatherstone Streets. Hairdressing —Ladies’ and gents’ liaircutting ninepence, children fivepence, shaving fourpence.—Bert Haybittle, hairdresser, Cuba Street. n'UCKER’S Blend, 10s 6d per bottle, J- 10 years old; no 'increase in price. —-Club Hotel Vaults. WANTED known.—Cushions, curtains, loose covers, etc., made to order, half city prices.—Home Help, opp. Central School. CHILDREN’S tan sandals, crepe soles, 4 x 6 3s 6d, 7 x 10 4s 6d, 11 x 1 5s 6d, 2 x 5 6s6d; all white calf sandals, crepe soles, very smart, 4 x 6 3s lid, 7 x 10 4s lid, 11 x 1 5s lid pair.—Oliver’s Shoe Store, Main Street.. COMMUNITY Stores. Preserving \J time.—Agee special screw tops, pints 6s 3d per dozen. P.N. shops only. LIGHT English car for private sale, good running order, fully registered, £l2 10s, terms if desired. P.O. Box 393.. t WANTED to sell, handsome 4 light e. fitting, suitable for large drawing room. For address apply “Standard.” /THRESHING Mill Screens. Large -L selection of woven and punched screens of various sizes, also lipped steel chaffer sheet in stock. Also good stocks of Keystone mill parts. Ask us for your threshing requirements. We will be pleased to advise you.—Manson and Barr, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. Tl/TEN’S ' Interlock singlets and trunk JLVJL drawers, all sizes, usually 4s lid; sale special 2s 6d each.—Collinson and Cuiminghame. WANTED furnished cottage or flat, near Square, by father and daughter. State terms to 171, “Standard.’’ W~ ATER Supply.—Tanks that last, pumps that will do the job, hydraulic rams that work for nothing; troughs and water piping. We supply and erect at lowest rates.—Holben and Kirk, Ltd. gCOTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop for Paton’s and Baldwin’s knitting and crochet wools.

FREE tickets to Regent, Palace and Kosy Theatres. See page B—N.Z.I. Co.’s Great School Book Drive.. ROASTS you can eat and want more. —Prime ribs for all at the Ivairanga Meat Co. ALE, “Looking on the Bright Side,” commencing Thursday.—2s dozen men’s neg. shirts, collar to match, 3s lid; 100 dozen wide-end ties, Is each; 20 doz. all wool black cashmere socks, Is lid pair; 30 dozen s.m. men’s and O.S. men’s flannelette pyjamas 4s 6d pair; 250 dozen white lawn handkerchiefs 6 for 2s 3d; 15 dozen athletic cotton singlets is 3d each. —Goldfinch and Cousins, The Men’s Store. QYCLISTS! Save money by . having your cycle repaired at the Ideal Cycle Works, next “Standard” Office. WYCHERLEY’S Sale Specials. Interlock singlets and pants, 2s 3d; wire twist shirts, 2s lid; Athletic singlets, Is 3d; Zip working shirts, 6s 9d; summer weight pyjamas, 3s lid; Loclcnit shirts and pants, 5s 6d; men’s braces, Is 6d ; men’s tennis shirts, 5s 6d. —Wycherley’s. WANTED to rent or lease, immediately, by 3 adults, 5-roomed modern bungalow, in good locality; rent paid in advance. Write 150, “Standard.” SPORTS Wear. —We can offer you the best values in everything you require for sports wear. An inspection will convince you that these are not idle w r ords. For blazers, sports coats, cream and coloured trousers, shirts, etc., call’and see us. —Simpsons Ltd., next Watchorns, where values in men’s wear are best. CONCERT and the world’s news in your home every night with a Clarion radio. It is the most economical set to run.—Coles’. SPECIAL 1 Men’s light weight cotton foulard dressing gowns, good designs and stripes, all 17s 6d.—Colhnson and Cunhinghame. TjOWER rents u s to do it: Exchange may be up but prices are still down at Skinner’s. Nap working trousers 5s 6d, twist shirts 2s 6d, wool half hose, 3 pairs 2s 6d. COMMUNITY Stores. Preserving time.—Agee jam jars tin top, lib 3s per dozen. P.N. shops only. SALE, “Bright Side” Sale Bargains, commencing Thursday.—s dozen odd pyjama pants, 2s 6d; 4 i dozen odd pyjama coats, 2s 6d; 15 dozen light brush cotton singlets, 2s 3d; 20 dozen light brush ton underpants, 2s 3d; 20 dozen smart felt hats, 6s lid; 25 dozen all wool worsted ribbed and plain socks, Is 9d pair; 75 dozen fancy cotton socks, 3 pairs for Is 6d. —Goldfinch and Cousins, The Men’s 1 Store.