Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2645, 14 May 1923, Page 8

\ IttUIiMiUidAUUUUi V, $> o) $ Engine—um-m-m—fine. Poor oil though—not lubricating—too heavy—won’t spread—too light—runs away —same result —heating —flying surfaces exposed—friction. Oil—dirty filthy mess —ruination. Fill her up with Big Tree —does everything right. Get going. Idle along—pur-r-. Hear her ? Forgotten to tap. Feel her glide into first. Getting up strength now. Slips into second. Ah-h —slides into high—off—sweet as a bird. Need oil anywhere —everywhere. Big Tree Oil for every use. u A Little Lubricates a Lot ” 3 A. S. PATERSON & COMPANY, LTD., Sole Importers

PROGRESS *Zl!K?Srt*Kl jpALMEK STO N progresses apace. In public utilities our town will almost complete its modernization with the opening oC the electrical power house • The chief need of the moment is, therefore, to have (ho wiring done, and done well. [II:, n i lit 9 il),k ss wm m hVI i'll. if m 1 m M-bi. sab Get Your Wiring Up Now We arc already booking orders for wiring. As agents for Turnbull and Tones, Ltd., of Wellington, we need hardly stress the point that the job will be well done. Our reputation as a local firm of standing is at stake, and we shall sustain it in this instance by giving every client first-class work at the lowest cost. PAYMENT HELD OVER UNTIL DECEMBER 15, 1923. No payment need be made for the work until the above date. Your wiring will be. t tested and found to work satisfactorily, before a penny need be paid. Get in touch with us and let us submit "ESTIMATES WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY. Manson and Barr, Ltd. f RANGITIKEI STREET PALMERSTON NORTH. p.O. Box 29. ’Phone 5490. HEMSTITCHING AND SPOKESTITCHING. HAVING installed an up-to-date Machine, we are prepared to take orders. Postal orders will receive prompt attention and be returned by first mail. CROUCHER'S, OPPOSITE GRAND HOTEL, Palmerston North, Those who would achieve succest must strive to merit it. WE have during the pant spared no expense in endeavouring to make our beer second to none In New Zealand, and we con now confidently assert that we have succeeded In doing so. We invite all thoss who enjoy A GOOD GLASS OP BEER to ask for STAPLES’ BEST Draught at almost any hotels In the 1 city and surrounding district. We J confidently anticipate their verdict will be that STAPLES AND CO. have successfully removed the reproach that good beer could not be brewed In i "Wellington,