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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 263, 5 October 1936, Page 8

WHAT MAN WOULD HESITATE? MEN’S ART SILK DRESSING GOWNS IN SHADES OF WINE NAVY SAXE BROWN ALL TRIMMED WITH CONTRASTING COLLARS, CUFFS AND GIRDLE. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY AT 9/11 EACH. ROSCO C. M. ROSS CO., LTD. MISCELLANEOUS. EVERY home needs Ceptine Salve for cut and septic sores. Quickly heals Eczema, Milkers’ Eczema, Septic Finger Nails, Plant'Poisoning, etc'., 25,-’3e '6d, 6s a jar.—Chemists, Stores, Henderson’s Pharmacy, Library Buildings. POLISH your car with Autoshyuo Polishing Wax. It will renew and protect the finest Duco —4s 6d per tin at Alexander Clark, Ltd., Paint and Wallpaper Merchants, 15 and 17 Fitzherbert Avenue. jgREWED from the purest ingredients. —Ask for Burton’s, the ale with a reputation! GOLDFINCH and Cousins are now showing their new range of sports trousers. Striped grey flannels 13a lid to 19s 6d; all-wool worsteds in greys, fawns, browns, in plain and striped designs, 16s lid to 355. Trousers are in widths of 20, 21 and 21 inche, pleats and tunnels. Mail your order. —Goldfinch and Cousins, Palmerston North. UNCLE ALF wants to buy gents’ discarded clothing, odd coats, musical instruments, travelling bags, trade tools, etc. Best cash prices. \\e call and collect. Phone 6780. 233 Main Street. E manufacture pumice washing coppers, ten gallons to eighteeu lons, plain amd steel cased complete h lid. These are an improved pat1, beating quickly and low fuel ;. Concrete wash tubs and cattle lglis also made. —Ramsay and up bell, Ltd., 48 Raugitikei Street. “MALADY OF THE AGE.” NERVOUS exhaustion has been described as "the malady of the age.” Millions are victims to it. Du you complain of lassitude, a want of buoyant feeling, ail indisposition for exertion, mental depression, imrefroshiug sleep ? Then you : should take Harvey’s Mineral Tonic which ozonises the blood. Harvey’s will give you new health, vigour, healthy appetite, sound, refreshing sleep. All chemists, 3s 6d. NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW ERA NEW HOURS, as from 1-9-36. SUN., 8 a.m.—9 p.m. MON., 6.30 a.m.—9 p.m, TUES., 6.30 a.m.—y p.m. WED., 6.30 a.m.—9 p.m. THU US., 6.30 a.m.— 9 p.m Fill., 630 a.m.— ll p.m, SAT., 6.30 a.m 11 p.m. KARNE E D A A Service Station ix Opp Holbeu and fxirk’s, llangitikei St* PUBLIC TYPING AND DUPLICATING SERVICI:. r R. E. SMALL, LTD., 243 Cuba Street. P hone 6620. HEY ! DID YOU KNOW THAT W H. RICHARDSON is still doing hood and upholstery work to ears—he also is a specialist in converting driving seats to fold for camp, ing—have vour car done now. • 225 CUBA STREET.