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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 88, 12 March 1935, Page 2

us make your leather coat like new again, reoiied and dyed price 12s 6d.—Wycherley’s Regent Theatre : Building, Broadway. HIDDEN pictures are better framed and displayed— at small cost to you. Take rs to aid Bros,, framing specialists, Cuba Street. | JNTKODUCING another of our famed block cake lines. Coffee walnut at 9d lb. Just one of our many specials. —Dustin’s Ltd., the Square and opp. Railway Station. SHAMPOO delight! Slieena Soapless Shampoo makes hair soit, healthy in colour and sheeny. All alkali avoided. 9d packet'— J. R. Wood,. Ltd., Chemists. Maintenance of buildings always pays, especially where spouting and downpipe is concerned. May we quote you for repair or replacement r 1 Phone 6207Holben and Kirk, Ltd., 71 Rangitikei Street. j DELICATELY perfumed f -Bridestow® Lavender Shampoo makes hair soft and manageable. 6cl packet E E-PAPER that faded room with the season's latest patterns. —Our 1935 papers have just arrived. Remnants to clear at half-price.—Alexander/ Clark, Ltd., 15-17 Fitzherbert Avenue. CLUB Hotel Wine and Spirit Vaults. —Ales and stouts, brewery bottled, “Tui,” “Red Too,” and “Midland” Is 3d per bottle. 3 bottles 3s 9d. Port wine 15s per gal, 3s per bottle.—H. B. Tucker, Ltd. , FOOT comfort is an essential to good health. If you suffer .from foot complaints allow our Scholl foot expert to examine your feet and advise you free of charge.—J. R. Wood, Ltd., Chemists and Opticians, the Square. Q ENTLEMEN and their .'sons find a ready sale for their discarded suits and coats, boots, etc. Best cash prices r>aid at Uncle Alf, 233 Main Street, phone 6780. We call and collect. FURNISH that spare room to-day. Duchess chest, single bedstead complete with wire mattress, soit mattress and pillow and 6 yards floor covering, for £5 2s 6d. Call and inspect at Hutchins’ Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main Street East, Palmerston North.

Do you know the reason for the rage in tinsel lames. ,It is because these gorgeous, fabric*, were chosen for the Royal Wedding. Always abreast ot the times we banked on the New Zealand girl taking up this great leadr Think of a wedding frock in glistening silver or gold, the bridesmaids similarly bedecked. What a wonderful picture the wedding ensemble would be. Lames in the new Clokys. crepes and plain weaves in silver, steel and bright or burnished gold are here for the Easter and the June bride. They will be scarce. May, we show our wonderful assortment to you.—Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. — Advt.