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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 230, 27 August 1935, Page 5

BUNNYTHORPE STORES LTD. SPECIAL FARMERS’ LINES. MANILLA Pope Is lb, Flax Rope lOd lb. Plough Line. Manilla, Is 4d lb. Sisal Is lb. Caustic Soda lib tin 9d, 21b tins Is 4d. Petroleum Jelly lib, 9d, 41 b tins 2s 3d. Lysol 10s 6d gal. Snphonia 14s 6d gal. Bulk Epsom salts 12Ibs 2s 6d. New Season’s Milking Machine Rubbers at Competitive Prices. PHONE 6411. READ THIS LETTER “I have been a sufferer from T.B. for a number of years. I was recommended to take Lane’s Emulsion by a man who had been in Bodington Sanatorium, Wentworth Falls. He said it had cured him and was now able to do his work as well as anyone. That was three years ago. I started to take it there and then. I put on weight and at once felt better than I’d done for years. My doctor said it was a miracle.” EMULSION Price 2/9 and 4/9 a bottle at all Chemists and Stores.

Tyres 2/4-Tubes 7d B O U C H ER’S 248 CUBA STREET 'PHONE 6091 chance! K. & T. Upholstery Is Built by Craftsmen to give Lasting Satisfaction. You are assured of Comfort, Durability and Appearance. SUITES or Separate Pieces, made to your own designs and covered in materials of your choice. Give us your orders—then see your Suite being" made. LET US CIVE YOU A QUOTE FOR THE RE-COVERING OF YOUR OLD SUITE. KING and TEPPETT LTD. HOUSE FURNISHERS, BROADWAY, P.N.

Answering the Question: “ U?lvq Jlduertise in the Evening Tlewspaper ? " It’s Read when the Reader is Relaxed! Advertisers have Ion”- known that sales messages have greater strength if they are read at a time when readers are relaxed . . unhurried . ■ • when they have time to enjoy the news, features, articles, and the advertisements. Therefore, your best medium for presenting your advertising story is the evening paper! A family institution in the Dominion, it finds a ready welcome in practically every home —and from every reading member of the family. The “Standard” is almost cniirely a family newspaper, over ninety per cent, of its total circulation being received directly into the homes of readers. The message it conveys, whether through news or advertising, finds the reader in a responsive mood—at a time when he is prepared to spend portion of the quiet evening period in reading the day’s events and announcements. Thus advertisers reach their public at a time when the reader is willing to be approached. It is therefore good policy to ADVERTISE in <The Evening Tlewspaper