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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1587, 12 June 1920, Page 1

WANTED. ■jyriss SANFORD, blouse specialist. 15 Rangitikei Street (upstairs). Radies’ own material made up at moderate charges. 1000 FOR 5/-. Gramophone -LUUv/ n ee dles. Special offer for one week, postage 3d extra. —Oates’ Music Stores, TX7ANTED to sell, 20 acres rich flat land adjoining’ borough, good buildings, carrying 15 cows Particulars from Orbell and Co., Main Street. •TiROTTING jockey’s riding outfit for sale at Penketh’s The Lucky, 7 George Street; ’phone 1205. TWTRS BARTON, Telepathist, may be interviewed at her home,, 9 Carroll Street. “TVARDANELLA” song and foxtrot. The new success of England and Australia. Obtainable only at Oates’ Music Stores. TW ANTED to sell, 4 acres with 6roomed house, motor shed, cowbail, orchard, asphalt paths, etc., good property. Price £lßso.—Orbell and Co., Main Street. XTAIR brooms made by returned incapacitated soldiers, new, on sale at Penketh’s, 7 George Street; 'phone 1205. CQAA CARNATIONS, strong plants, k es t varieties. List free on application.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Princes Street, Dunedin. MEW gramophone records. Come early and get the pick of latest successes. —Oates’ Music Stores. “■p D.C.” Saturday bargain, ladies’ -*■ * black velour hats, ready-to-wear, for young ladies and matrons; QK / worth 35/ for 23/11. AUR Sunday joints have established for us a long lead in attending to the requirements of the public.— Kairanga Meat Co. good - house, 8-cow bail and sheds; £76 10/ acre; great spec.—Paul Nielsen, 15 Rangitikei Street. “T> D.C.” Saturday bargain, extra heavy quality matting kitchen rugs, 6ft x 3ft; 13/6 for 12/. MOTORISTS! TpULL stocks of all makes of tyres x to suit all makes of cars! always in stock. Full discounts allowed. WALTER TURNER, LTD. ‘‘■p D.C.” Saturday bargain, ladies’ x * all wool heavy knitted hose, grey and black; 4/6 for 4/ pair. A 2/6 BOTTLE of Marshall’s Fospherine contains nearly 100 doses or restorative for faded nerves.— Chemists and grocers. XX7ANTED to rent, 2 bedrooms and vv living room with conveniences, furnished or tie. furnished. Apply Box 29 6, Palmerston Noith ARANGES, lemons, apples, pears, tomatoes, bananas, nuts, etc., at Whitehead and Ellis’ fruit depot, Rangitikei Street; ’phone 994. “T> D.C.” Saturday bargain, l£in x * wide satin ribbons; colours pink, nil, 9Jd for 6d yd; also in other widths, shades and prices. XTALP-PRICE to-day, brown bear fur trimming, 2 inches wide, 14/6 for 7/3. —Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. ”TD D.C.” on Saturday, women’s x " cotton wool finish combinations, short sleeves; 9/11 for 8/11. pOLD feet? A British made “Unique” hot water bottle will soon restore circulation. A boon these cold nights and costs a few shillings. Obtainable everywhere. I.ook for brand when buying. “■p D.C.” Saturday bargain, ladies’ x rainproof coats, good quality, lined throughout, smart belted shape; 6 guineas for £4 15/. 0/11 —BILK ribbons, half price, j l/s£d, to-day—white, brown, maroon, sky, navy, pink. Gin wide.— Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. ■GUILDERS will do well before ordering wall and ceiling coverings to see the “Upson Wall Board” at P. J. Sheppard’s, 85 and 85A Rangitikei Street. 0/"J1 —SILK ribbons, selling at half-price, l/s£d, to-day—-seven shades, width 6in. —Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. T ANDSCAPE gardening artistically carried out, lawns laid by experienced men. It pays to employ experts.—P. D. Henderson, Main Street West “T TPSON Board” gives a perfect and artistic finish to cottage or mansion. Call and see it at the agent’s, P. J. Sheppard, 85 and 85A Rangitikei Street. A HOT water bottle that will not leak or crack, and will last for years, is worth owning. The “Unique,” British made, patent stopper and heavy seams is obtainable everywhere. Look for brand when buying. ARCHARDS sprayed for codlin moth with up-to-date appliances. —Write, call, or ’Phone 1014; Henderson, Nurseryman, Main Street. “T TPSON Board” is a wonderful production, easily and quickly fixed; saves scrim and paper. Agent, P, J. Sheppard, 85 and 85; A Rangitikei St. XT' EEP warm and cosy every night -*-*• with a “Unique” British made hot water Dottle. Heavily vulcanised seams, cannot leak or burst. On sale everywhere. Look for brand on neck of bottle. WALK straight into William T. * ' Brown’s, pharmaceutical chemist, opposite Railway Station, and you’ll find complete stocks of Osborne’s Great Tohunga Ointment for household, also farm use. f?1 pTfTA—TWO acres, 6-roomed bun£j±oo\J g- a i ow , gas, hj. and c. water, washhouse, etc.; £2OO cash. Particulars at J. H. Gilchrist’s, land agent, next Post Office, The Square. \TOIJ can get “Planter’s Pride” (the X most superb tea obtainable) at French’s Store, Fitzherbert Street. This tea is guaranteed new season crop. T HAVE been appointed Palmerston X agent for the famous “Upson Wall Boards.” K l . J. Sheppard, 8 5 and 85A Rangitikei Street. it isn’t Sunny Valley Tea, it isn’t as good.—French’s Store. TRAVELLER’S samples, beautiful goods, pure wool, sports coats, mpers, cardigans, variety seasonable rs, fashionable overcoats one mple each. —Commercial Sample )oms, 8 George Street.