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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1437, 10 December 1919, Page 1

WANTED. QINGERS, Attention! We have the Songs you want; anything played over for you.—Oates’ Music Stores. "DRAMS! Prams! Save your Pram and have it made new at a low cost. —H. Scott, c/o Mounsey and Co. GRAMOPHONE Records make good, useful Christmas Presents. _ The best assoitment of the latest obtainable, at Oates’ Music Stores. JF you want Meat of top-hole lity, deal at the Kairanga Meat Co. GJIVE your next Painting or Papering job to Butcher and Bradley, 150 Broad Street and 224 Main Street East. QR AMOPHONE~m r Piano l orChristmas? Buy now and secure the choicest of these goods at Oates’ Music Stores. WANTED, a Boy to grow up withvv out the menace of the liquor trade in the Dominion; hear R. S. Gray in the Opera House, to-night, at 8 p.m. QAVE Matches: Gas Lighters, 1/3. Benzine Lighters: Pocket, 1/6, 2/, 3/3; household, 4/6. —Manson and Barr, Ltd. TOHANSON AND ~ KEARNEY, 23 3 ° Main Street, for All-wool Bathing Costumes; 10/6 per suit; Canadian style. TpOLLOW the crowcf to-day to the A great Variety Sale in Main Street, near Post Office, oh account Public Trustee. —Mounsey and Co. QUALITY is the watchword at the Kairanga Meat Co. It is always to be had by our visitors. DTANTED, Single Bedroom for vv single man.—“H.S.,” Times Office HTHE “HUSH” Window Fastener, ventilates, prevents rattling, is burglar proof; 2/ pair.—Manson and Barr, Ltd.

TOHANSON AND KEARNEY, 233 Maip Street.—Suggestions for the most acceptable Xmas Gifts; inspect our window. TiyANTED, every voter to hear K. S. vv Gray reply to Mr Armstrong’s challenge: “Where is the revenue to come from, if the liquor trade is wiped out?” in the Opera House, tonight, at 8 o’clock. Joints are prime in quality. We don’t stock inferior meat, so please don’t ask for it at the Kairanga Meat Co. "VrOTHING succeeds like success, and no sales succeed bettor than those conducted by Harry Palmer ■and Co. WE don’t buy inferior stock, so can- " not retail it to the public.—Kairanga Meat Co. TOHANSON AND KEARNEY, 233 ** Main Street—Xmas Gift Handkerchiefs, embroidered “A Merry Christmas” and "Good Luck”; 4/6 each. 1 AAA LOTS useful and rare Farm J am j Household Sundries, to be sold to-day in Main Street, near Post Office.—Mounsey and Co. OAN’T slide, easily fixed to any prop. “Top Notch’' Clothes-line Holder. 1/6 each. —Manson and Barr, Ltd. N,Z. GOVERNMENT’S HISTORY OF THE WAR. Volume I. now being published; 6/ per volume. A. L. WESTMORELAND, Bookseller, The Square. Phone 1020. TOHANSON AND KEARNEY, 233 ** Main Street. —Silk Shirts, Smart Ties, Umbrellas, Fancy Sox, make acceptable presents. VMAS Hams purchased from us cooked free of charge; order now.—Bert Hansel, The Pork Butcher fJJHE puicy tender Joint with the meaty” flavour Is always procurable at the Kairanga Meat Co. Hi J. SHEPPARD has not sold his * Ironmongery and Furnishing Business. Call and see him at 85 and 85a Rangitikei Street. f\Uli reputation stands high—its foundation is the prime Joints retailed. —Kairanga Meat Co. T)OULTRY for Xmas.—We have a A large supply; order now and avoid disappointment.—Bert Hansel, The Pork Butcher. JUST landed—Large stocks of Dunlop Railroad Non-skid Tyres; had in all sizes.-—Hayward Vulcanising Works, 79 Rangitikei Street. fPAXI. —New 7-seater Willys-Knight Car; comfortable, punctual, satisfactory; charges reasonable. —A. Tonkin. Phone 944. ATO. 8 5 and 85a Rangitikei Street is noted for the high quality and low price of the goods sold tbere. — Try F.. J. Sheppard.

"PROVISIONS. —This department is growing - daily in public favour, quality is our motto. — Pullar and Burrows. DUY a Brush from F. J. Sheppard and paint the “Little Grey Homo” yourself with Berger’s Paint, composed of pure zinc, lead and linseed oil. ’ lAEA at the old price. Buy now and save 1/ per lb. —Pullar and BurCIXPENCE discount off every 5/ spent at Pullar and Burrows’ Xmas Boot Fair. AUR first small shipment of Congoleum is nearly sold out, but we expect our main shipment this month. You must see these goods at F. J. Sheppard’s, 85 Rangitikei Street. AUR Styles, fit and finish are the outstanding feature of our suits and costumes. Have a Webb and Brown Costume or Suit. Address: Rangitikei Street. TXT" ANT E D KN O WN~Ve suppi y truck loads containing 85 cords of the following Firewood, guaranteed sound, in 4ft lengths: Maire, £2/17/6; Rata, £2 7/6; Mixed Woods, £2 jfer cord, f.o.r. Mangamahoe Railway Station. Orders must lie accompanied by cash addressed “Fullmensure Firewood Co., Mangamahoe. MADAMK DE I,CRN is now show- • ing a complete range of Painty Lingerie in crepe de chene. fugi, etc. —Showroom, Coleman Place. Phone 1027. IMMEDIATE possession.—Splendid Homo, 7 rooms, all possible convs.; handy lowit; price reduced for quick sale. —Harry Palmer. T ADIES intending to have their Hair-combings made up should keep them loose and not twist them into knots to obtain good results. We attend to the rest.—L. Bittlemeycr, Hairworker, 277 Oxlord Buildings, Main St. (upstairs). Entrance next Ivess’ boot shop. Phono 112 5.