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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 111, 10 April 1934, Page 9

Liquidation SALE OF I 1 u £ Boys’ Clothing BOYS’ SHORTS, in assorted Tweeds and Heavy Navy Serge. Strongly made. Extra Heavy Lining. Mostly with Double Seats. A Great School Line. Sizes 5 to 16. Were 6s lid to 10s 9d. Sale 5/ I]L BOYS’ SCHOOL CAPS. Navy-White, BlackGold. All sizes. Were 2s lid. Sa,e 1/6 BOYS’ ALL WOOL GREY FLANNEL SHIRTS. Tennis and Canoe Styles. Ideal Winter Weight. Sizes 5,6, 7,8, 9, 10. Were 6s lid, 7s 6d, 7s lid, 8s 6d, 8s lid, 9s 6d. Sale 4s 11 d, 5s 3d, 5s 6d, 5s 9d, 5s 11d, 6s 3d Collinson & Cunninghame LIMITED. BROADWAY AND KINGSWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH.

id the beat RE CC S dhM makefile best coffees PURE in i lb. Canisters. CLU B in 1 lb- and * lb ‘ I EAGLE Canisters. Essence of Coffee and Chicory. zw '"QKmiUha SJ^NEdim rugf ■ M Coffee Uses More Milk than Tea MILK ISA FOOD Drink Coffee and He! p the Milk Producer. * hr* Ax evjesig coumvH ; an duty ocuUst htost mm Far and Near—'Your Sight Is Clear—! No need for you to have the discomfort and embarrassment of two pairs of glasses. BIFOCALS give you the convenience of both near and far vision in tbe one lens* Their appearance is neat and attractive. Have them accurately fitted by RALPH WOOD, Optician F.S.M.C. and F.8.0.A. (Hons.), London. F. 1.0. (Eng.). Rooms, J. R. WOOD LTD., Chemists, THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NTH. ’Phona SOI ft.

the new era school Of SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. National Bank Buildings, P-N. Principal: MISS M. ANDERSON. (Registered with Education Dept.) Railway Concessions. Term commences with pupil.

JENKINSON’S BREAD! Just sufficiently lODISED so as to Inv prove the flavour, making a delightful fresh, wholesome and nutritious loaf. If you have not tried us ring 5365 for prompt delivery.

SLATER’S. V[OW displaying New Winter Coats J-\ featuring Skunk and Musquash Collars. Prices ranging from 4igns. Also man tailored costumes, fit guaranteed. The Square, Next Bank N.Z., ’PHONE 6561.

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