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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 248, 17 September 1936, Page 10

MISCELLANEOUS. SMITH’S sausages, saveloys and savouries are fresh each day. That is ■why they’re so popular. Commercial Buildings. M 1 ENNIS Restringing from 12s 6d to X 40s, at Bennett’s, Broadway. WANTED to lease, 20 to 30 acres, '' with buildings, handy to Palmerston. Write 838 “Standard.” IP ENNIS rackets—the best selection -L in town, at Bennett’s, Broadway. WHETHER it’s pork, Beef or mut- ■'' ton, Co-op. Meat Auction have the roast you want. King Street (opp. Marts). WANTED, two unfurnished front rooms or one large bed-sitting room, fireplace. North side. Write 839, “Standard.” SAVAGE will be pleased! ‘Tho Newmarket Meat Supply, 14Fitz-hei-bert Avenue, is .selling prime quality meat at bedrock prices. DELICIOUS fresh pork at the Newmarket, 14 Fitzherbert Avenue, stuffed or otherwise—minimum prices. EISSOLES and savouries second to none with pastry, always crisp and fresh. Insist on having Smith’s. WANTED to buy, second-hand furniture, any quantity. Best cash price given.—Phone 6088, Empire Furnishing Co. I "'ON CRETE mixers for hire, 3s 6"d \J per day.—A. F. Martin, Engineer, 192 Main Street. If ENNIS Restringing from 12s 6d to JL 40s, at Bennett’s, Broadway. TRUSSES, surgical requisites and instruments. In this pharmacy only those lines which conform to doctors’ standards are offei'ed. Buy here for reliability and reasonable prices.—Leary s Pharmacies, Ltd. HUGHES,” Coleman Place, phone 5627. Genuine white sago, 41bs Is; .tapioca, 41bs Is; rice, 51bs Is; green ! split peas, 4d lb; split peas, No. 1, 3d lb; 'Lima beans, 5d lb; boiling peas, 51 bs Is. TENNIS rackets by Slazenger’s, Alexander’s, Ayres’ and Spalding’s, at Bennett’s, Broadway. _____ A PICTURE or photograph framed in a modem artistic frame by R. Dunne, the Square, is inexpensive and of guaranteed workmanship. You also get the. benefit of an expert’s 20 years’ sound experience. Further, Dunne’s prices are lowest. JNCLE ALF wants to buy gents’ discarded clothing, odd coats, ausical instruments, travelling bags, rado tools, etc. Best cash prices. We all and collect. Phone 6780. —233 lain. Street. pitICKET. —The new steel handle V makes the perfect bat, at Bennett’s, Broadway. QLEAN empty 5-gallon oil drums at Is each at Alexander Clark, Ltd., Oil, Colour and Glass Merchants, 15 and 17 Fitzherbert Avenue. THE beauty of the Film Stars is yours for the asking I Max Factor has a colour harmony chart for each individual, as used by the screen stars. Ask for our free book, and let us give you your own chart. —J. R. Wood, Ltd., Chemists, Square. JpAPER those faded walls with the new patterns of wallpapers. Our new stock is most inexpensive and comprehensive. Alexander . Clark, Ltd.. 15 and 17 Fitzherbert Avenue. i CiOZ tins baked beans, 2 tins for Is XU Id; Agra Ouvah tea 3s lb, 51b boxes 14s 6d; chick raiser, 51b Is; Geisha manderins, Is tin; McNairs butter wafers, cheese thins, 2s 8d tin; McNairs olive Is 2d, Is Bd, 2s 3d, 4s 6d jar; Heinz olive oil quart tins 3s 9d; the finest paraffin oil, quart bottles 2s 3d, finest 2s 6d, pints Is 6d. Buy Celophane packed biscuits from Martin’s Grocery, Library Building. Phone 5303. IONLY goods which are consistu ently good can be consistently advertised. Buy only advertised goods and refuse substitutes. MOTORISTS AS usual we are early in the field with something new to appeal to the discriminating motorist. YOUR OLD TYRE Certainly looks a New one after being Retreated in our new moulds. COME, SEE EOR YOURSELF, OUR SERVICE IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. HAYWOOD VULCANISING COY. 73 RANGITIKEI ST. ’Phone 5960. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal: MISS GWEN GIBBS and Fully Qualified Staff. r PICKET Holders are reminded that X books issued in 1935 will not be accepted next season. Ballroom Class closing Tuesday, September 29. Studio: 81 BROADWAY. Phones 7170—7477. BETH PARKES SPECIALISES IN THE TUITION OF BALLROOM DANCING. STUDIO:— llangitikei Street (above MacDonald’s) Private Tuition by Appointment. CLASSES: THURSDAYS. 8 to 10 p.m. Free Practices. “JUST AS GOOD” MAYBE——BUT WHY TAKE THE RISK? THE risk is all yours when you are asked lo buy an unknown, unadvertised brand of merchandise. A few pence saved may mean a poor purchase and ultimate loss and waste. Spend your money safely. Buy advertised goods their quality must be maintained. Advertised brands protect you against inferiority and substitution. BUY ADVERTISED GOODS. PEW ARE O F SUBSTITUTES.