'' X2j h YOU’LL FIND THE LOVELIEST BABY CLOTHES AT ROSCO Cosy 3-PIECE PRAM SETS of coat, bonnet and footed legginga in machine knit of attractive fancy knit. Available in two styles each in sizes 12in and 14iu. 12/6 Imported VI VELLA GOWN in very dainty design with tiny circular vokc. 24in length. PIUCE 15/6 WINCEYETTE GOWNS in Plunket style with tucks on shoulder to' let out as child grows. PRICE 4/6 - Charming CLYDELLA FROCK with embroidered yoke and shirred front, finished with lace edging at sleeves and neck. hemstitched hem. Crjeani only, in l(sin length. PRICE 9/ll WINCEYETTE FROCK, simply styled, gathered into stitched voke. In 1 Gin length. PIUCE 5/11 NURSERY SQUARES of exceptionally good quality. _twill _back, absorbent. Size 2i x 27. PRICE 20/6 DOZEN C. M. ROSS CO. I/rD. MISCELLANEOUS. LADIES’ wool cardigans 19s lid, twin sols 37s 6d, long sleeve jumpers 225. Millers, next Regent Theatre. THIS week-end order prime ox beef joints from Kairanga Meat Coy., Phone 501 u Square. BRIG ifl' light enamel, easy to apply, hard wearing. Is OH f pint.—Smiih and Smith. 63 Rangitikci Street. ENGAGEMENT Rings! Engagement Id Rings' Sec windows' Beet scleetioo. — Looscr'o, enr. George nnd Main Streets. POTTER’S for Perms.” —Full head from 15s. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also marcel, water waving and hair cutting.— Potter's Beauty Salon (R.S.A. Bldgs.), Cuba Streev. Phone 7520. KAPOC bedding, single and double. —.1. L. Bennett’s sell for cash. J. L. Bennett’s sell for less. —Showroom. King St. JJAYIVOOD'S ' All rubber repairs.—Opp. Karneeda, Rangitikci Street. J ATSON Bros, for healthy flower seedlings, including poppies, stocks, prim1, cinerarias, etc., for present planting. YTARRII Sufferers ! Positive Relief with Rev Ward's Kuranui. Most cfli■ious remedv known to science. Costs ty 2d per day. Write Kuranui Clinics, \ Lambton Quay, Wellington, for reiling details. HRIFTY Housewives ! Balance the budget order your meat and weekroasts from Economy Meat Shop. LADIES’ and gents’ sports and roadster cycles. Best selection in City at Cooksloy'e, 11 Rnngitikei Street. OLD Gold Wanted'. Best cash prices given! E. looser, Watchmaker and Jeweller, orir. ’ George and Main Streets. cauliflower and lettuce plants VI for early spring use, 25 for 6U.Watson Bros., Square. JJAYWOOD'S; All rubber repairs.—Opp. Karneeda, Rangitikci Street. CHIEF Electric Water Heaters for the Dairy Farm, give economy in cost and abundant boiling water. 20gal. £l2 ss, 25 gal. £l4 5s 6d in galvanised insulated case. Complete with element, filter 6trainer. draw off tap and overflow. —Ilolben end Kirk, Ltd., 159 Rangitikci street. QPEECIILEY'S for Pillow Slips—just unpacked; 20 dozen white full size pillow cases, hemmed and taped, ready for use. —Speechley’s Price Is 9d each, — Main Street, Phone 5245. JJUGHES for choice fresh provisions! Saveloys 12 for Is; beef sausagee 6d lb, pork sausages 9d lb. luncheon sausage lOd lb; ham and chicken 6d each; full cream mild cheese, lid lb. 0 7 and 3 roll lots of Remnants selling at half price at Alexander Clark, Ltd., Wallpaper Specialists, Fitzhcrbcrt Avenue.
THE MAYORAL ELECTION Mr A. K. Mansford, the sitting candidate for the Mayoralty, will address the electors at the Opera House on Monday evening next, commencing at 8 p.m. Mr Mansford will give a full exposition of the financial position of the city, with particular reference to the last three years. This will be the first meeting to be addressed by him in the campaign, and the attendance is expected to be large.
Several Awapuni trained jumpers have been entered for the Waikato Racing Club’s meeting Bt To Rapa, among them being Clarion Call. Tigreterre, Bridegroom and Riotous.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 128, 1 May 1941, Page 8
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