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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13791, 21 January 1918, Page 1

WANTED. VASELINE has heaps of uses. Get a » pot for 4d at H. S. Porteous’ sale. OLIDAY bargains: Double width chiffon veil lengths, suitable for motorists, heliotrope, green, reseda and canary, (id yard. —Collinson and Cunniaghame ’a sale. LARGETIN of floor polish and lino polish for Is 2d at Porteous’ stocktaking sale. _ IHJEW ZEALAND Express Co. and S. Hunt’s motors will run to Foxton races January 22nd; fares 11s return. Only booked passengers taken. * NOTVERS~ARY~DAY snip: Stitched A pique hats in lounge shapes 4s 3d, good washing and wearing quality.— Collinson and Cunninghame’s sale. trifANTED TO SELL. —4 empty 40- ” gallon linseed oil barrels, 8s 6d each. —Alexander Clark and Co., 3 Fitzherbert Street. IvTILLINERY. —We have had a good season and the balance of stocks must go at sweeping reductions. Bargains gal»re in this department.-—D. M. George’s Summer Sale. TTOLIDAYS made happier with a couch hammock from Collinson and Ounninghamc’s sale; substantially reduced. A CLEAN STOVE is the index of a housewife’s energy. Stove brushes are cheap, Is each, at H. S. Porteous’ .stocktaking sale. /CHARLES PIKE AND GO, Cabinetmakers and Undertakers, 193 Main Street, opposite Subway. Telephone 504 (day or night). -»ork at TTOLIDAY OFFER: Pure silk veil n lengths, white, brown, navy and purple, for'ls 3d.—At Collinson and Cunninghame’s sale. __ A 112 Cuba Street, will dispose of your furniture, poultry and sundries at highest market rates. Prompt returns. ___ DON’T trouble about cooking meat to-morrow; inspect our stock, but he early.— Taylor, pork butcher, The Square. • LADIES’ knickers and bloomers from Is lid; ladies’ vests lOd each; children’s bibs 3 for Is 3d. At D. M. George’s Summer Sale. ERHAPS you’ll be wanting small goods for the holiday. Ours are unbeatable. Try them—Taylor, pork butcher, the Square. npRY Hayward’s Flag Brand Pickles for flagging appetites —the condiment of the period. Pure, fresh, economical. Ask your grocer. W ANTED KNOWN.—Signwri ting estimates and designs free; all work executed promptly at reasonable charges.— Alexander Clark and Co., 3 Fitzherbert Street. TEETH, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and othes by return. Post to Manager, Pearline Co., 168 Queen St., Auckland, C REPONS and floral voiles from 6d a yard at D. M. George’s Summei Sale. We have a splendid assortmenl and the wise buyer will get in earlj while the range is complete. ■DEAL Pigskin Suitcases, 30s to 50s: solid leather brief and kit bags jusi arrived at Osborne’s, 233 Main Streel West. AT D. M. GEORGE’S SALE. —Piqm skirts, were 8s lid, now 4s lid summer costumes tor 14s lid and 16 ca, were 27s 6d and 29s 6d. Shop early WANTED KNOWN. Jam seasoi now on. Send orders apricots peaches, plums, raspberries, etc., t( Harry Palmer’s. LADIES’ white silk costumes, latcs styles, now reduced to 37s 6d. Girls silk huts from 3s lid. —At D, W George’s Summer Sale. WANTED KNOWN. Second-ham ’ ' furniture is in keen demand. Tun unused goods into cash at Harr_ Palmer’s. RE you buying a bouse? Consul Harry Palmer’s. Dozens on th 5 hooka, t*rms arrange** (CONSULT THE LEADING LOCAL OPTICIAN, R. A. NOEDL, 21 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. ’Phone 971. THE ONLY BUFFET IN PALMEI STON IS THE RAILWAY BUFFET. Letters and Telegrams receive Promj Attention. TARIFF MODERATE. Telephone 156. J. POWELL . . • Proprietor. H. HALE Practical Engineer :: Taonui Stre jL kinds of Engineering Wo: undertaken. Country Work, Dai torios, Refrigerating Plants Speciality. ;een years with Joseph Nathan, Lt