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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1560, 16 June 1920, Page 1

A LiKSSON IN LCONO.UY. It’s worth, your while to note our present Footwear values values that offer great opportunities to economise. Staunch P. and 15. Boots and Shoes, planned for months ego, are to-day the freshest and best news for footwear buyers. PULLAR AND BURROWS, High-Grade Shoeists, The Square - - - Palmerston North

GENERAL NOTICES. Who’s Going to Lead? Thrifty housewives have already decided a question of equal importance, and emphasise the fact that SINCLAIR AND CD LEAD THE WAY IX GROCERY VALUES. Broken Orange Pekoe Tea . . 2/S lb. Garland’s Coffee Essence .. 1/6 bot. 3 Tins Cocoa 2/6 Packet Dates 1/New Bulk Dates 8d lb. New Sultanas 1/1 lb. New Seeded Raisins 1/1 pkt. Cereo 1/8 bag Rolled Oats 1/10 bag See Our Windows for Snips. THE SINGLE-PROFIT GROCERS, ’PHONE 294. MILLINERY SALE. COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNE 17tli. RUNNING FOR TEN DAYS. And which means a speedy clearance of this season’s newest, prettiest and smartest in Model Hats, Trimmed Millinery, Ready-to-Wears —in velour, felt, straw, suede cloth. i Such new and delightful millinery will not remain long in our salons, once their heavy price reductions are noted by discriminating and thrifty buyers. Therefore, be wise, and be early on the scene next Thursday. Read Our Advertisement Page 6 FIRESIDE COMFORT. SURROUND THE CHEERY EIRE WITH ARTISTIC FURNITURE. We have just landed an artistic selection of Antique Coppered Curbs, Coal Boxes and Fire Screens, and quote as follows: — Curbs 20/- to 58/6 Coal Boxes 3S/6 to 68/6 Fire Screens .... 32/6 to 57/Wire Spark Guards, made to order, 17/6 each. Green Wire Cloth for home-made Spark Guards, lOd to 1/- per ft. HANSON & BARR. L TD - Hangitikei Street, Palmerston North, NOTHING MORE SERVICEABLE NOTHING MORE REASONABLE In Price than one of GROVER’S “TINY TOTS’ GARAGE” PRAMS. TT7E study every detail in the manu- * ’ facturing of them, combined with best workmanship and material. We have in stock Toy Prams and Fancy. Baskets of every description. F. GROVER AND CO., ’Phone 1116 (Next Grand Hotel), the Square. WANTED. FJ. SHEPPARD sold his grocery * business but not his ironmongery and furnishing business. —85 and 86A is still the cheapest house in Palmeflston North. T>ING PHONE 255, day or night, if you want a new, reliable and right up-to-date taxi. —S. T. Hunt, proprietor. DANCY cakes, shortbread, cream sponges, ginger cakes, etc., made from purest ingredients at Dustin’s Hygienic Factory. TTT’ANTED known, that visitors to Napier should never miss a visit to “Everybody’s Cafe” in Emerson Street for the best meals in the city. The best and most up-to-date dining rooms in Hawke’s Bay ’Phone 1238. The leading cafe in Napier.— E. A. Feierabend, proprietor. TUST landed. —One crate English ** dinner-ware, one crate hotel dinner-ware, and two crates odd white toilet-ware. —Watson Bros., Ltd. ■JLfOTORISTS, please note Palmer* ston North Cleaning Co. have now a permanent shed behind Radford’s Garage, Fitzherbert Street. Try us for cleaning cars; can’t be beaten. —Harry Chester. TAXI. —New 7-seater Wlllys-Knighi Car; comfortable, punctual, satisfactory; charges reasonable. —A. Tonkin. Phone 944. TT7 ANTED KNOWN. —Lewis’ dainty ** Children’s Portraits are the fashion. Studios Coleman Place. Telephone 142. ARLES PIKE AND CO., Cabinetmakers and Undertakers, 193 Main Street, opposite Subway. Telephone 504 (day or night). First-class work at reasonable rates. ILOWERINQ commences BULBS —Great B«I« February 20th, aa 3 ■ntinues till all sold; catalogues now ally. B. H. JUST, The Square, Palmerston North, ]