MISCELLANEOUS. IAAA CALENDARS, full of colour JLUUUand variety, at Gd each. Wonderful value. See these at H. L. Young, Ltd. ELACK currants for sale, now ready, also young cockerels from 2s Gd pair, dressed.—s 42 Albert Street. “JJUGHES,” Coleman Place, for choice new season’s dessert figs, muscatels in packets and boxes to suit all purchasers at keen prices. NZ.I. COY. for “Meccano,” “Horn- • by Trains,” and “Hornby Speed Boats.” Consult “Paddy” our “Meccano” export. RESSMAKING. Summer frocks, satisfaction guaranteed, 10s; cutting and tacking, 3s Gd. —“Fashions,” 81 Rangitikei Street. 5248 _ for prompt deliv cry of Puke Coal, Carbonettes, also maire and matai firewood. — A. Bloomfield, Ltd., corner Main Street and Albert Street. gOLID model aeroplanes for the little people and toys of all sorts. —Imperial News Agency, 8 Rangitikei Street, phone 5034. JEANETTE,” Ward’s Bldgs., Cuba Street, for frocks, underwear, millinery. Prices unequalled and stylos and fit assured. ( IHESTERFIELD suites, Gs weekly. \J Don’t let deposit worry you. See Art Cabinet Co., the Square (next R osco). CiONNOR’S have guaranteed pens. — 1 Connor’s Pen Depot. BUCKS and Magazines exchanged 2d each. Hundreds to choose from. — Cambridge Book Exchange, George Street. Palmerston North. DICKIE’S Liquidation Sale —wonderful bargains in new and used radios. 9/C PER Week.— Lul U fireside chairs, curtaining, blankets. Co., the Square (next Carpets, linos, rugs, bedding, Art Cabinet Roseo). Gifts. —Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves —for quality, service, value. —Scotch Wool and Hosiery Shop, Ltd. HUONDERFUL bargains for cash in ■'' new or used radios at Dickie’s Liquidation Sale. HUGHES,” Coleman Place, Phone 5G27. For all Christmas cooking requirements. Choice 3-Crown Mildura sultanas 8d lb; 3-Crown currants, 8d lb; Phoenix mixed peel, Is 4d lb; crys. cherries, 2s 6d lb; ground almonds 3s lb. MOTOR lawn mowers.—The Royal Enfield is made like a gun. Sturdy construction, reliable and simple in action. Kick start. Low cost solves the lawn mowing trouble. Inspect and arrange for trial, at Ilolben and Kirk’s Ltd., 71 Rangitikei* Street. CIHE6TERF lELD Suites, 6s weekly) ) Don’t let deposit worry you. See Art Cabinet Co., the Square (next Roseo). “ftOMPTON Tea” \J perience of growing tea goes into choosing Ceylon’s best tea. Drink “Compton.” OAK bedroom suite, os weeklj-. Don’t let deposit wony you. See Art Cabinet Co., the Square (next Roseo). JgUETON’S Pure Amber Ale.— Locally brewed —clear as crystal. See that your next drink is Burton’s 1 J^OTE.— No alteration regards quality and price. Cream sponges, “Famous Pies.” Dustin's, Ltd.. Square and Opp. Railway Station. “JULIA” DRESSMAKING Cutting, Fitting and Tacking Service, 9 CARROLL BLDGS., CUBA STREET (opposite National Bank N.Z.) OWING to the large number of orders to be executed before Christmas we would advise customers to book early for the New Year. REAL SU-MMER THIRST-QUENCHER. SOMETHING to sip, drink and drain with satisfaction oil hot days: Make it this way : Pour three pints boiling water over 31bs sugar and loz citric or tartaric acid. Dissolve well, then add 1£ tablespoons Stevens’ “Cathedral Brand” Essence of Lemon, Limes or Orange. Mix with water when needed and feel iiow every taste cools and refreshes. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. GOLDEN ARROW CAFE (C Brookie, late of Kosy Knook). MAIN STREET (right opp. Station.) g -COURSE DINNERS | /_ From 11.45 a.m. to 1.15 p.m. Grills, Fish and Chips all day. LADIES WE have a range of popular hand smocked blouses to give smartness to your costume or skirt, priced from 10s Gd, or made to order. Put this on your list to call and inspect these at “LINETTE,” Dressmaker, downstairs, Regent Theatre Arcade. ENSURE SUCCESS WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS COOKING BUY NEW SEASON’S FRUITS FROM HAMMOND’S. SULTANAS bid, 7d, Bd, 9d lb CUB HANTS 7d, 8d lb RAISINS Gd, 7d, 8d pkt. PEEL lid lb PEEL (Cut) Gd, lOd pkt. ALMONDS 4ozs 7d CHERRIES '. 4ozs 8d GROUND ALMONDS 3s lb ANGELICA 5d per oz JELLIES 6 lor Is; also 5 for Is MIXED FRUITS Is lb HAMMOND’S STORE, Chelwood Street. Takaro, Rhone 6354.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 7, 7 December 1936, Page 1
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