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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2642, 10 May 1923, Page 1

BREAD! BREAD! BREAD! BROWN AND WHITE. GET YOURS FROM BONIFACE BROS., Shops: Cuba Street, and the Strand, Next P.D.C. Phone 5853. Delivered Daily to Your Door.

WANTED. ijpOß Watches, Clocks, and Diamond j Kings, and Watch repairs, well, ijust try "King's" where the quality is | high and the low prices beat all, and 'a sate guarantee, so just give us a jCa.ll. Address: "King's" Watch Specialist, Jeweller and Engraver, up» [stairs, Union Buildings, Coleman Place Phone 5195. WANTED to Rent, 2 rooms furnished or unfurnished; near bus route preferred. Apply "Homely," "Times" Office. IVI canvas Oilcoats. guaranteed waterproof, GO/; men's Overcoats, from 50/.-—J. Hadfield. WANTED, all Farmers to se< strained and tied without the use of grips,. Palmerston Stock Sale To-day. TGTDISON'S masterpiece after 45 years of experimenting the perfect Gramophone is produced. Hear it at Berrymans. ADIES' black glace kid lace Shoes. Cuban heels, 16/6 pair.—J. Hadfield.

\A7ANTED to Borrow, £IOOO for 2 years. First Class Security. Sheep country will pay S per cent. Apply Wilton and Vautier, 121 Cuba St. TXTE instal metal and polished shop fronts that look good and will sell your goods. Shaw and Sapwell, 2 Ashley Street. Phone 0175 or 5059. "\TEW La Gloria, possesses the natural • tone lacking in other gramophones. Have the best. From Coles' | only. >LUB diamond knee Gum Boots, y men's 22/6, youths' 17/6; red ball, men's 20/, youths' 25/. —J. Hadficld. T ARGE shipment of English Pianos just landed direct from factory. Inspect at Coles', leading piano importers. WANTEDS. For Sale, Lost and "* Found, Situations: 16 words, 1/per insertion cash; booked 2/-; or three of the same nAyxr 2/6 cash. Additional td fi£ate£-_i-ji» a C/-;'OVCi '.'- ivti-ruiui Si .- per ir..-.h cash; 5/- bo-ke . ITOT water bags v. th .overs and without, G--.t our Pr e first. It pays. Watson's Big OLore, who M& for cash and sell for less. AVE you tried the new pork shop, ■ Rangitikei Street, opposite Harry Palmer's? If not, do so at once, as you are missing a treat.—J. Barnes, proprietor. LjX)R Tort Wine you cannot btat the *■ Occidental Hotel.—-H. A. Mitch-ell, IP you want cheap furniture, new or -*- second-hand, go to Bone, 82 Cuba Street. Phone 6025.

T KEEP on toddlin' along. Sooner or |*■ late- I shall come to that highclass confectionery shop in the Strand, J. H. Boyd, the "Strand" Confectioner and Fruiterer. "JOHN O' L.ONDON/" subscriptions *" 13/- per year. Telephone 5906 and book your order to-day. A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller and stationer, The Square, Palmerston North. T7EEP the doctor at bay the 'Unique' way. Warm feet always with a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle. British made. Won't crack, leak or burst. All chemists and dealers. • OON'S S nips: Candles, lOd pkt.; Matches, 8d per pkt.;; largo bar Soap, 1/; Sapon, large pkt., 6d; Starch lOd lb; Pegs, 6 dozen 1/. TytTE are the people's window ** cleaners. P.N. Cleaning Co. 'Phone 5687. "TTNIQUE" Hot Water Bottle gives years of warmth and comfort. Guaranteed by the North British Rubber Co. not to crack, leak or burst. All chemists and dealers. MMETT'S Motto: S.P.Q.R., and a quick turnover, which enables him to serve out only new and clean goods. Give him a trial. Phone 5905. TV/jRS BONE has a good supply of ■"■*■ ladies' and gents' clothing, furs and winter costumes. 82 Cuba £>t. 'Phone 6025.

Owners need never be in the position of having to drive a shabby car—just see Alexander Clark Ltd., about Motor Enamels and Motor Varnishes. Full stocks of the finest preparations always in stock at lowest prices. Far more than the cost of material will be added to the value of your car. Alexander Clark Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. rvTEKH AND DRY CLEANERS. *■ Suits, Costumes and Overcoats, our speciality. Parcels oy post reich e prompt attention. Stanawatu Dye Works, 2C7 Main Street West, Palmerston North. >ARNES' genuine Pork Sausages ' are lovely. Try a pound and be convinced. Opposite Harry Palmer's, Rangitikei Street. TTHE Dulceola Gramophone absolute- ■*■ ly cannot be beaten by any higher priced instrument for tone and reproduction. The quality and price is unrivalled. Only at the Vice Regal Music Store, 6, Rangitikei Street. 'Phone 551£ ANTED Known—A little walk will save you a lot of money in Ironmongery. Crockery, Furniture, etc. Call at F. J. Sheppard'a, 85 and 85a Rangitikei Street.