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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3598, 2 April 1924, Page 1

FUSSY ABOUT SUIT’S. T OTS of men are; every **“* man who cares, ought to be. It’s , easy to - get just the suit that will please you—providing you go to the right tailor. Try me. S- R. WAUGH, MERCHANT TAILOR, Opp. G.P.O. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED!, A pastrycook.—Apply J. , Rawlins, the Square. WANTED, a Smart ( Boy,—Apply '" ' Keeling and Mupcly, Printers, Rangitikeh Street. TSIAN TIC dTy orm g Girl, for light VV Jiousework, attend a child—Apply, 4554, ‘Times” Office. TXIANTED, Boy for workshop: good opening for suitable lad.—Apply, foreman, Walter Turner, Ltd., Queen Street

XKT’ANTED,. Experienced Youth or Man for dairy farm, machine:! used Wages 30/. Reply to “Wairarapa,” C/o “Times” Office. HC/ANTED, For country sawmill, '' young- man as clerk; knowledge of book-keeping, quick at figures. Application with full . particulars and salary required to "Timber” this Office. ANTED, Correspondence Clerk: r must have experience, and be able to do own typing.—Apply “Commercial,” Box 40, Palmerstoi North. WANTED TO BUS. • WANTED TO BUY, gmallllumphvv rey Gas Damp, suitable for shop verandah; also second-hand gas fit-tings.—-Apply, “A.P.” ‘ Times” Office. TV/TRS BONE is a ' cash buyer of ladies’ gents’ and children’s discarded clothes, dial 6025 for appointment to cal! —Mrs. Bone. Cuba Street. ALP. PENKETH, 7. George Street, buys gents’ discarded clothes, boots books, tools, etc. ’Phone 8412. LOST AND FOUND. ~[~ Bottle Jack, over week ago, through Pitzherbert East, Ashhurst. and Kelvin Grove Reward. Ring Dairy Union. fPAKEN from Fitzherbert Street, Gent’s Bicycle: black, upturned handles, front carrier. Finder please ring C 479, or Police Station. TUOULD lady, travelling by 12,30 p.m, train, 29th, Palmerston to Wanganui, communicate with C. D. Johnson, Cosmopolitan Club, Wanganui. WOUND, Gold Bracelet.—ApplyCliffe and Remington, Jewellers, Fitherbert Street. WANTED. W SMITH, Dtd., for value.— 52m ripple cloth, in cardinal, saxe,. grey, brown, v rose and white; selling 3/6 yard. “ WLECTRIC Bell and Telephones.” “ Ticket Writing and Sign Painting,” “ Household Repairs,” 2/- each at Bennett’s. p SMITH, Ltd., for value.— Heavyweight Doctor flannel, shades of fawn, mole, maroon, brown, and saxe; selling 3/6 yard. DOR artistic picture-framing our workmanship is incomparable for close-fitting joints and corners. We have the very latest picture framing machinery and tradesmen, who are past-masters at the business. Send one or two of your pictures along as a trial. We -will frame them for you in a way that will fully convince you that no other firm could equal; and charge you lower prices too. Alex-

ander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Pitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. ‘ ‘‘IX/’XRELESS Telegraphy and Tele- ” phony,” “Wireless Telephony Explained ” two new books 2/- each at Bennett’s. SMITH, Ltd., for value.— Ladies velour coats, in fawn, nigger, and grey; special price 59/6. , TYELIGIOUS eating for afterno m tea ■L' —Walnut Bread, Nut and Raisin Bread—obtainable only at Dustin’s I ‘nr.llei. f SMITH, Ltd., for value.--Ladles velour coats, in fawn, nigger, mole, and grey; special price 59/6. “A BOMBSHELL” £2O 0 0 Xfi/ORTH of JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE, ELECTROPLATE, CUTLERY, TEA POTS, CLOCKS, DISHES VASES,' SETS—in fact everything. GENUINE ENGLISH TRAVELLERS’ INDENT SAMPLES. Bought For Lgss Than The Manufactured Cost.. SAVE 50 TO 70% NOW. In a few days we hope to have the display ready for your inspection. Don’t buy, until you have seen this beautiful stock. Further Announcements Later. » ' REEVES ■ JEWELLER. Near Coles’ Buildings, THE SQUARE. JUST the thing for hot weather and ’• economical, too, Marshall’s summer d rluks; all; trocar*.