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FOR SALE A GOOD PROPOSITION. 6 - 11 00 MED HOUSE, 6 - R 0 O M E D HOUSE, Featlierstou Stret, close to town. P'UGE £g ls APPLY BAGNALL AND KEEBLE Land and Insurance Agents, Sharebrokers, Accountants, CD BA STREET, Palmerston North. J. C. HUTTON (N.Z.) LTD. Buyers of prime bacon pigs, CHOPPERS AND PORKERS. D. ABBIS, phone 6540, Palmerston N. S. LIGGINS, phone 104, Foxton. W. GUST, phone 3, Kongotea. J. V WALTON, phone 5<D. Ashhurst. J. BLUNDEN, phone 13D, Halcombe. NEW BUNGALOW PQ r A—s ROOMS AND KIT--3JOU\J CHENETTE on Native Reserve in first-class situation. Handy to town. All modern conveniences. Motor shed. Owner anxious to sell and will take little less for cash. BIRNIE. COOMBS AND WILSON. 38 RANGITIKEI STREET. THE FEUDING FREEZING WORKS IPHOS. BORIHWWK AND SONS 1 (.A’ASIA.), LTD., (Incorporated in iiuiglund.) LOOK 1 LOOK! EAT MOKE BEEF llump steak <d per lb Sirloin P er « Prime ltibs 3i<l l jer J” Topside 4d per lb Corned Beet 4d per b Gravy Beet 3d pel lb Stewing Steak ••••••• 3d per lb SHOP, AORANGI, PHONE 410. EEILDING. SPRING CLEANING SPRING time is painting tune. Let Waghoru do your painting and paperhauging. A hrst-class job assured at a reasonable price, estimates lree. R. WAG HORN, painter, PHONE 8559, THE SQUARE, Near Grand Hotel. HOW MUCH GOLD IN A GOLDEN SOVEREIGN? AND WHAT IS IT WORTH? Kot many people know that a bright new golden sovereign contains exactly 5 pennyweight 3 grains of ‘22 carat gold; that is correct—ask any banker. iWhat is it worth? Never less than twenty shillings. In times like the present, considerably more than twenty shillings. Now, if the average person were offered, say 5 dwt. 3 grains of 22 carat gold LOOSE, of nondescript origin, would that person part with a golden sovereign in exchange? We don’t think so. Reason—the insignia (or brand) that is stamped .on the minted sovereign determines its value anywhere in the world. Same with a nationally advertised article. All nationally advertised lines must carry the brand of the manufacturer or packer, and by their brands can you determine their value. Products that are nationally advertised must live up to their advertised value, must give you the quality they promise, must furnish you with a uniformity of grade so that you can buy a second time exactly the art-, icle you first bought. Like the sovereign, the brand assures you of value never less than twenty shillings in the £__often considerably more. That is why good value shoppers . . . • SPECIFY STANDARD BRANDS KNOW TO THE WORLD BY ADVERTISING