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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 14198, 25 August 1919, Page 1

GENESAL NOTICES. | THE RULE OF THREE 1 CUT IT OUT OF YOUR ! —GROCERY BUYING.— j It Trill certainly be more economical to I adopt cur Eule of Three policy. We j have cut out the Middleman. We buy ! in large quantities and sell direct to j the Consumer. Take advantage of our J SINGLE-PROFIT PRICES. ! IOOLB BAGS FLOUR jdOLB BAGS FLOUR. 17/3 ~..0/ H.ILB BAGS FLOUR 4/7% I COFFEE ESSENCE .. .Bot. jVg j COFFEE (GROUND) Lb. jyg : EDMOND’S BAKING POWDER, 1/Q Tin * ° WE DELIVER ERE# GET OUE PRICES FIRST. SINCLAIR AND COMATJJ BT. WEST. Phon. 294. r s =1 SPECIALS IN OUR ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT. WOOLS, 3-ply “wheeling, in Reds, Purples, and Seal Browns. Price 1/10 per skein. SILK G-IRDLES, all colours, 3i yards long, suitable for dressing gowns or cushion borders. Price 7/11 each NICKEL KING BAG FASTENERS, the very newest. Price 1/6 per pair OXIDIZED BAG TOPS in variety of neat designs, very fashionable. Price 5/11 to 8/6 each ERODEE COTTONS in all shades. The correct cottons for embroidery work. Price 3|d and. 4d per skein BEADS in the latest designs and colours. Price 6d to 39/6 SPANGLES for fancy dresses, all colours. Price 1/3 per "box CHILDREN’S EMBROIDERED FROCKS in a variety of dainty designs. Price 5/11 to 11/6 MACRAME TWINE, suitable for making bags, in all colours. Price 2/11 per ball LTLK EXTERMINATE IJPHOSE JSATS. ‘‘RAT NIP” will settle the cunning old rat too shrewd for the trap. 1/6 per tube. Postage 3d extra. ‘‘SPRING-BACK” RAT TRAPS—--1 /each. Postage 4£d extra. ‘‘EAT GINS”; similar to rabbit traps. 2/3 each. Postage sd. “DELUSION” MOUSE TRAPS.—I/ each. Postage, 4§d extra. “SPRING-BACK” MOUSE TRAPS.— 3 for 1/. Postage 3d. ROUND HOLE CHOKER MOUSE TRAPS. — 1/3 eahh. Postage 3d. RABBIT TRAPS also in stock. MANSON AND BARE, LTD., EANGITIKEI STREET. Open all day Wednesday. Hours: S to 12.30: 1.30 to 5.13.

WANTED. J£»ELL AND CO. guarantee the purity of their waters; daily delivery.— Phone 145. Boy coming home; wedding soon; cake wanted. Order one of W. and E., makers of the best. Factory and office. Main Street. Phone 88. Branches, The Square and Sangitikei Street. immediate possession; owner leaving district.—s-roomed House, all con vs.; close to Square; i aero. Price £750; terms. —Bagnall and Keoble, sole agents. f\ CR Styles, lit and finish are the outstanding feature of our suits and costumes. Have a Webb and Brown Costume or Suit. Address: Eangitikei ■ Street. T%7 ANTED to buy, gent's good misfit* and left-off clothing, boots, shoe*, sporting goods, travelling requisite*, etc.—J. C. Mooney, 60 Eangitikei St, Palmerston North. Phone 1155. CLE Eepairs.—This is the season when Cycles are put in good order for the coming Spring. Our expert staff will give your machine a thorough overhaul and make it as good as new. If you are of a new machine we will take th£ old one as part payment. —Watt's Cycle Depot, 3 Bangitikei Street. WANTED KKOWNr-k 3TTTEDMEYER, Hairworker, 277 Oxford Buildings (upstairs), next Ivess’ boot shop, Main Street, specialises in every description of work in the branch. Ladies’ own Combings made np. Mail orders receive prompt attention. T)() YOUR OWN DRESSMAKING! MRS BOOCOGK, Dressmaker and Costumier, will Cut, Fit and Tack Dresses, Costumes and Children's Clothing. King’s Chambers, The Square QTJ ATILES~PIKE aND CO., Cabinetmakers and Undertakers, 193 Main Street, opposite Subway. Telephone 504 (daj or night). First-class work at reasonable rates. TsTOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS —All owners of mowers in need of repairs are invited to -send them to 11. E. Borgorson, lawn mower expert; Repair teg and sharpening, a speciality. Save yourself the great expense of buying a new mower, —XL E, Bcrgerson, Bread Street.