ASTERS, crimson rose, mixed and sunshine; phlox, stocks 10 wk. and brompton; pansies, viola, godetia, sweet William, carnation, calendula, ranunculas, anemones, Gd doz, 5 doz 2s; Iceland poppies 4 doz Is, delivered. Trigg, 181 Shamrock Street, ’phone 5306. SPEECIILEY’S for cheaper hut befcter hosiery. Children’s -2 socks, all shades, fawn, sizes 5 to 9, 10jd pair. fJOO hot! Why bake at homo when you can buy tho best sponge block squares at Gd each, cream filled.— Dustins Ltd., the Square, and opp. j Railway. STOCKS, Ten Week, best variety. 15 for Gd. —Community Stores, corner Eitzherbert Avenue and Square. JUST opened, new line latest fashionable spring coats; styles and materials will delight—prices astoundingly low.—Madame Cowan. BUSINESS as usual at Madame Cowan’s, swagger suits —in smart styles, girls’ or women’s size. Prices from 2j guineas. MADGE Motor Service leaves Post Office 10.30 a.m. Saturday, Bulls Races, 5s return. T ADIES’ 15 jewelled rolled gold, -Ll wrist watches, guaranteed, were 85s now 42s Gd, last few days. N. D. Stubbs’ sale. YATES Cash Stores.—Week end special : 1 tin poaches, 1 tin pineapple, 2 jellies, the lot for Is Gd. YOKO” Egg Preserver. Do not risk your eggs in any preserver but “Yoko.” Is 6d at all stores and H. W. Scott, Chemist. ' TOMATO plants. Sutton’s best of all Hardy Gd dozen. 329 Cook Street. TITANTED to sell, Buick Master Six V\ tourer, or would exchange for small van or Baby Austin. Address “Standard.” WANTED, galvanised or iron tank, and 12 chains of £- inch piping, phone 8422, or Birch, Longburn. TOMATO and flowering plant bargains. Special this week. Tomato, Lobelia, Stock, Balsam, Godetia Marigold, Gaillardia, _ Antirrhinum, Coreopsis and pumpkins, all Gd dozen. B. H. Just, the Square. QOURIER radio, designed, built and priced to suit the critical buyer.— Coles. WANTED, single furnished room for lady, conveniences. Write 673, “Standard.” FOR exchange, equity modern bungalow, corner section, for house and few acres anywhere. Write 676 “Standard.” WANTED to sell, folding seagrass pram, in good order; reasonable. Address at “Standard.” A NDREWS and Sons spring furniture **- and carpet sale, is still in full swing. Large shipments of carpet squares and rugs just to hand. All included in sal© prices..—Showrooms, 80 Rangitikei Street. Q PEECHLEY’S big bargain day to--13 morrow, in hosiery. Ladies’ artsilk hose, dull finish, this season shades, Is lid pair. LEATHER and suede novelties for overseas friends; last mail leaving soon; large choice variety at Cowburn’s, Main Street. PAINT up! Now is the time! Quick drying weather. Ward Bros, have paint for every purpose; the ear, house, or furniture. Phene 5685. MRS LANDERS, the Square:— Matrons’ cotton frocks 0.5., long sleeves, 12s 6d; short sleeves, 8s lid; S.W. and W. also 8s lid. SPORTS wears from G. ana C.’s. —Genuine British interlock sleeveless singlets and elastio top underpants, 2s bd garment. S.’ik locknit sleeveless singlets, 3s 6d to 6s 6d. Underpants, 3s lid to 6s 9d. “Cellutex” singlets and underpants, 3s 9d garment. All-wool blazers, 29s 6d and 32s 6d. Grey flannel sports .trousers, 12s lid. All-wool fancy slipons, 8s lid to 15s 6d. Cream sports trousers, 13s lid to 29s 6d. — Godfinch and Cousins, Palmerston North.
STOCKS, Ten "Week, best variety, 15 for 6d.—Community Stores, corner Fitzlierbert Avenue and Square. RADIANT hair loveliness: Sheena Soapless Shampoo brings out highlights. No soap alkali to impoverish hair. 9d packet. —J. R. Wood, Ltd., Chemists. UMMER is here. Bring your camp stretchers to be repaired.—L. Dahl’s Ltd., 78 Rangitikei Street. SPRING lamb: As season progresses quality improves, but prices go down. Get your order in.—Kairanga Meat Co. "VTONE better, few as good.—The City TN Meat Store for your next order. Best delivery in town. Phone 6134. MERCERY specials trom G. and C.’s— All-wool plain and fancy sox Is lid pair. White semi-stiff collars, 3- for 2s 6d. White lawn hanks, 6 for 2s 3d. Men’s neg. shirts with one and two collars to match, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid to 10s fid. White Luvisca shirts with collar, 10s 6d. Working rocks 3 pairs for 2s id and 2s 9d. Tweed caps, 2s 6d. Odd pyjama coats and trousers, 2s 6d. Fast coloured summer weight pyjamas, 7s lid. —Goldfinch and Cousins, Palmerston North. DIAMOND rings, final opportunity, at below cost. Last few days N. D. Stubbs’ closing down sale. STUIIMERS, splendid Hokowhitu quality, nothing else as good, 121bs 2s 9d, 2s Gd.—Phone 6594, Grover’s Hokowhitu Orchard. IJIHE New 1935 Ultimate all-wave seven-valve at £26 represents the finest radio value yet heard. See one to-day, at Berryman’s, i 4 .Broadway. NEW season tennis racquets, 9s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d each.—Uncle Alf, 233 Main Street. CHRISTMAS Numbers of all Weekly Papers, now on sale at Bennett’s, Broadway. SPORTS shirts from G. and C.’s —White tennis coat shirts, 4s 9d; genuine fuji silk tennis and canoe shirts, 5s lid; coat shirts in plain shades biscuit, blue and white, 5s 9d; interlock zipp shuts in all colours, 63 6d; heavy quality Canterbury interlock zipp shirts, all colours, 9s fid; “Aertex” sports shirts with zipp fronts, 9s lid; “Rapidslide,” zipp shirts in plain shades, 8s lid. —Goldfinch and Cousins, Palmerston North. WE have several used tents at low prices. We will be pleased to show them to you.—L. Dahl’s Ltd., 78 Rangitikei Street.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 281, 26 October 1934, Page 1
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