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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2647, 16 May 1923, Page 1

THE MAN IN THE STREET, A LTHOUGH not aware of it, is seen by hundreds of people daily. If he wears clothes of good quality and design, he leaves a most favourable impression on his follow associates. S. R. WAUGH, MERCHANT TAILOR, Opposite G.P.O.

SITUATIONS WANTED. TWriLKING on Shares -Ranted by experienced and trustworthy man. Apply J. A. Rowbotham, Raumai, via Ashhurst. vyA-N™ o . Position as Barman by sober, reliable, single man; highly recommended. Write, stating wages, "Barman," "Times" Office. WANTED. gramophone may be purchased on easy terms at Coles' Music Warehouse. STOCKTAKING - S-ale.—Scagrass "and w Cane Chairs, 10/6 each to clear; Seagrass Dolls' Prams, all prices.— New Zealand Importing Co. 'Phone 5817. r<HINA Tea, Boon and Co., the Tea Specialists have just landed this line and the price is only 3/9 per lb. A LUMINIUM Soap Boxes, 1/3; Toilet rx Rolls, 6d and 9d; waterproof Shopping Kits, 3/G; celluloid Serviette Rings, 1/. —J. R. McKenzie. 'TOCKTAKING Sale. —20 per cent, of all e.p.n.s. ware, cutlery, vases, etc. —N.Z.I. Co., The Square (phone 5817).

])YEK.S AND DRY CLEANERS. A Suits, Costumes and Overcoats, oui speciality. Parcels oy post ret-t-h e prompt attention. Manawatu Dye Works, 267 Main Street West, Palmeiston North. TOCKTAKING Sale.—Boxes of Stationery to clear 1/6; Sealing Wax, all colours, 3d stick.—N.Z.l. Co. 'Phone 5817. TjEEKO Cake Cups, 1/ per 100; Paper Doyleys, from 4*d dozen; rubber Teapot Spouts, 6d each; Key Rings, 2d.—J. R. McKenzie. STOCKTAKING Writing ° pads, 2/6.—N.Z.1. Co., The Square (phone 5817). WANTED Known — V. J. Sheppard has a lovely four-piecw Bedroom Suite in oak for the sum of £37 10/. Call and inspect s.t £5 and 85a Rangltlkel Street. STOCKTAKING Sale. —500 French Briar Pipes, to clear 2/ each. — New Zealand Importing Co. 'Phone 5817. LUMINIUM Salt and Pepper Shakers, 1/3 and 1/6 pair; cut glass Cream Jug, 4/; glass Butter Dishes, 1/. —J. R. McKenzie, The Square. TOCKTAKING Sale.—Hundreds of 1 Dolls, Stuffed Animals, Wooden Engines, Motor Lorries, Horses. —New Zealand Importing Co., The Square. PEOPLE \?no use Brown's Cougn Syrup once always nave a bottle in the house ready for an emergency. Brown's Cough Syrup has proved its worth. 1/6 and 2/6, at all chemists and stores. STOCKTAKING Sale: Pocket Knives, Table Knives, Scissors. Razors, Blades and Safeties. —N.Z.I. Co., The Square. 'Phone 5817.

r ARDL,EY'S Shaving Stick, 1/6; Colgate's Shaving Powder, 1/3; Shaving Brushes. 2/6; Nail Brushes, 6d.—J. R. McKenzie. HPHE only remedy that promptly [ i cures cases of Whooping Cough is Marshalls* Castana Vesca. Chemists and stores. W Spanish Combs, from 3/6; strong Toilet Combs, 1/; Tooth Brushes, 6d, 1/ and 2/6; Bath Brushes, 2/6. —J. R. McKenzie. OW about that cow with the sore teat? Use the Magnetic Teat Cure, which is an antiseptic ointment. For rough and chapped hands it is unequalled.—E. H. Crabb, Agent, Palmerston North. >ARNES* genuine Pork Sausages ' are lovely. Try a pound and be convinced. Opposite Harry Palmer's, Rangitikei Street. frqO/1 —FOR all car troubles. Ring OOiu'-k up th e car Repairman, Whitaker, S Grey Street 'Phone 5324. RS McGARVEY, A.F.P.1., Phrenologist. Formerly demonstratoi Fowler's Institute, London. Experienced practical advice from Heads. Hands, Photo, Writing, 3/«. Appointments daily. Receptions attended. Chart books from 10/G. —Opposite Devino's, Main Street.

WANTED Known —The Kosy Lounge will be opened every Sunday from 2 p.m. till 10 p.m. ARSHALL'S famous Influenza Mixture for the prompt cure of Influenza, sore throat, hoarseness Chemists and Stores. DOX Ottoman, new £4; Sewing Ma- •*-' chines, various makes, from 30/-; new and second-hand bedding, cheapest at Bone, Cuba Street. Phone 6025. 'MMETT'S MottoTPro Bono Publico ' which he daily demonstrates at the Busy Little Store, Featherston Street Phone 5905. TyHOOPING Cough. An occasional VV dose of Marshall's Castana "Vesca will prevent this disease. 2/- chemists and stores. ~., ANTED Known—A little walk will mongery, Crockery, Furniture, etc. Call at F. J. Sheppard's. 85 and 85a Rangitlkel Street.

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.