MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, children’s sewing. Charges moderate. Address “Standard.” EEADY tor your careful inspection and selection. Our showroom is packed with choice gifts. H. L. Young, Ltd. LADIES’ shoes, new, 4s 6d pair. Ladies’ dairy boots, 5s pair.—Uncle Alf’s, 233 Alain Street. P ACES —Feilding, 28th, 30th Novem--Lb ber. Madge Motor Service leaves Tost Office as required. Return fare 2s 6cl. EASILY the largest range of dolls’ prams in Palmerston.—N.Z.l. Coy., next Watson Bros. MODEL Flying Club (opposite Subway).—Balsa wood, plans, dope, lubricant, accessories; free information; models for sale. “JJUGHES,” Coleman Place, Phone 5627.—3-Crown currants 8d lb, crys. cherries 4oz Bd, ground almonds 4oz 9d, des. cocoanut 6d lb, lemon peel lid lb. Phoenix mixed peel Is 4d lb. FRAMED photograph, makes an - ideal gift for your friend —high quality work at low cost at Ward Bros., Cuba Street. A M AY’S, Broadway’s leading beauty Non-electric permanent waving 17s 6d ; also Eugene carried out-in strict detail by experts—no time limit but a thorough ■wavm—-Phone 6575. mgh wave.—Phone 6575. TTSANETTE,” Ward’s Bldgs., Ci if . Street, has just' opened a sel tive range of Viennese jumpers; e; garment an exclusive design. Insp tion invited.
Dressmaking. Summer frocks, satisfaction guaranteed, 10s- cutting and tacking, 3s 6d. —“Fashions,” 81 Itangitikej Street. MIXED fruits Is lb, two pkw Kellogg* cornflakes Is 6d, assorted biscuits 6d pkt, ilb tins cocoa 7d, iodised salt 6d bag, large tins pineapple 9d, asparagus Is tin. — Meller’s Store, Featherston Street, phone 6054. OAK bedroom suite, 5s weekly. Don’t let -deposit worry you. See Art Cabinet Co., the Square (next llosco). gTOCKINGS you can depend on. Holeproof, Prestige, Bonds, Lady Jane, Avon, Big Four, Adora, Mignon.—Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop. SPRING lamb, Kairanga Meat for a nice juicy roast. Prices down again this week. SUITCASES, all sizes, from 3s 9d. Fishing net, 60ft. 13s 6d.—Uncle Alf’s, 233 Main Street. “pOMPTON Tea” perience of growing tea goes into choosing Ceylon’s best tea. Drink “Compton.' 1 “JJUGHES,” Phono 5627.—Sterilised figs 16oz pkt lOd. New season’s Layer dessert figs lOd lb. Muscatels Is 2d pkt. YOKO Is 6d.—Only Yoko egg preserver will keep eggs for years. All stores and H. W. Scott, Rangitikei Street. LOVES and Hosiery.—We benefit by the general public opinion on
the quality of our stocks.—Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop, Ltd. Q !C* PER Week. —Carpets, linos, Cil U fireside chairs, rugs, bedding, curtaining, blankets. Art Cabinet Co., the Square (next Itosco). ASEPTIC tank is a sanitary necessity in a country home. Wo have installed more of late than ever before. Why not have one now ? Cost is moderate and convenience great.—Holbon and Kirk, Ltd., 71 Rangitikei Street. p^g^g^PHONE - for~promptT~delW ery of Puke Coal, Carbonettes, also maire and mabai firewood. — A. Bloomfield, Ltd., corner Main Street and Albert Street. TTURRY! And you will still have LI time to get one of the best. Our Christmas Gifts are of the highest quality obtainable, and our prices are competitive. Examine both in our windows. —J. R. Wood, Ltd., chemists, Square. gPECIALI Introducing Saturday half-day. Cream sponges Is' each. Dustin’s, Ltd., Square and opp. Railway Station. Pure Amber Ale.— Locally brewed—clear as crystal. See that your next drink is Burton’s 1 BRIGHTEN those walls with a picture, photograph art needlework, etc., artistically framed at surprisingly low cost by R. Dunne, The Square. Remember we have over 20 years’ experience and specialise in picture-framing only. EVERY home needs Ceptine Salve for cuts and septic sores. Quickly heals Eczema, Milkers’ Eczema, Septic Linger Naik, Plant Poisoning, etc.. 2s, 3s 6d, 6e a jar.—Chemists, Stores, Henderson’s Pharmacy, Library Buildings. JQON’T guess about your painting problems. Take expert advice. See Alexander Clark, Ltd., Oil, Colour and General Merchants, 15-17 Fitzherbert Avenue, phone 5516 (2 lines). G ERRAND’S for quality and outstanding workmanship which are displayed in their diamond engagement rings. Their Jarge selection makes your choice easy. Gerrand and Sons, the Square, Broadway Corner,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 308, 27 November 1936, Page 1
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