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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 165, 13 June 1936, Page 2

DARK Polifor Wax—the new polish for dark wood floors. A richer, more lasting shine. W~E are sole” agents for new house being built handy Square. Price £IOOO. Apply A. Mortlatid and Co., 31a Rangtikei Street. ' UNDERWEAR! Underwear! Goldfinch and Cousins. Lambs’ wool s.tiglets and underpants 6s lid to 9s 6d. Kaiapui ! Manawatu ! Mo.-giel and Roslyn in natural and pink shades. Prices 8s td to 17s 6d. Write for or ee list. We pay postage u,i mail ordeis.—Goldfinch and Cousins, the Men’s Store, Palmerston North. “T3OYAL Oak’’ is a real paint—a true Xu brighten-up treatment for the most weatherworn house. It is real because it has all the spreading, covering and protecting power, and all the durability that accurate mixing and thorough grinding can give to a paint. —Alexander Clark, Ltd., 15 and 17 Fitzlierbert Avenue.. UUEDDING presents! Silver plate • V cake baskets, entree dishes, hot water jugs. Great value in teasets. Ail these suggestions are gifts that last. J B. Gerrand and Sons, the Square, Broadway Cnr. ’gURTON’S Pure Amber Ale! Locally brewed—clear as crystal. See that your next drink is Burton’s! CIHESTER FIELD suites, os weekly. J Don't let deposit worry you. see Art Cabinet Co., the Square inext llosco). TTNCLE ALE wants to buy gents’ U discarded clothing, odd coats, musical instruments, travelling hags, trade tools, etc. Best cash prices. We call and collect. Phono 6760.—233 Main Sti’eet.

Aunt Mary found a lone, lost lamb. Its flceoc drenched through with dew; ’Twas prime spring meat, and proved a treat, With bacon in the stcw r . Aunt Mary caught a dreadful cold, ’Flu frightens spinsters frail and old. Mum put Aunt Mary’s ’flu to flight With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, last night.—Advt.