Wanted IXTjANTED, by business lady; two *' furnished rooms; use of conveniences; separate entrance; central Reply to "Urgent," “Times” Office. {WANTED TO RENT, by Commer- •» cial Traveller, view to purchase; 5 to 6-rppmed bungalow, with garage. Apply “C.T.” “Times" Office. T INTON SPORTS. Bus Woodfleld’s Garage, 10.15 nesday. Pare 3/6 return. leaves WedWANTED, £3OO for three months; VV will return fifty per cent. Ample security and genuine. Write “Genuine,” “Times” Office. ' , 17>IRE . Sale ends February 26th. Don’t miss the bargains in records, gramophones, etc., at J. W> Lucas and Coy., next “Times” Office. TSRING your friends to the Piccadllly Tea Rooms for enjoyable meals. Orchestra this afternoon. High tea 5 to 7 p.m. T INTON SPORTS. — : Bus leaves : Woodfleld’s Garage 10.15 .Wednesday. Fare 3/6 return. WOUR napery and fine linens will be the envy of all if you use “Dove” Brand Pure Rice Starch. Won’t harm delicate fabrics. See that it’s “Dove” Starch. 7. A Sharp, well-set’ Lawn Mower makes cutting easy and pleasant ’Phone 5490. Manson and Barr, Ltd. rtELICIA CREAM Biscuits, rich and short with a fascinating flavour. Made by' Mllderson’s; 1/6 per lb., from R. D. Whyte, Terrace End. T INTON SPORTS. Bus Wobdfield’s Garage 10.15 nesday. Fare 3/6 return. leaves WedtpHEßk are many kinds of pickle, but only one Hayward’s Military Pickle. None can equal it for flavour. Demand “Military.” 8. HOANTEO Known—Dr. McGill’s " Paetlle; Treatment for women.— Alplia, Box 411, Weilington. Lady agents wanted. EURE Sale.—Undamaged records lower than cost price. Regals 2/or 3 for 5/6; Domino 1/- each. —At J. W. Lucas and Co., next “Times” Office. lA/HEN V you feel indifferent to. a meal, help it down with, Hayward’s Military Pickle. You can’t resist its delightful piquant flavour. Make sure it’s “Military.” 9. A NEMONES.—PIant now for winter and early spring flowering. Splendid strain mixed colours. Bulbs 7/6 per ,100, cash with order. “Grower,” “Times” Office. SATISFACTION at Boon’s.—Safety Matches, 7d pkt; Sapon, 8d pkt; Joy Hand Cleaner, l/_ tin; Starch, lid lb; Bulk Cocoa, 1/- lb; Bulk Cornflour, 5d lb; Washing Soda, 81b X/-; \ Salt 81b .1/-, , TV/TADE in a clean modern factory from the finest ingredients—Hayward’s Military Pickle. The best on the market. Specify 10. yOUR sign is always telling people about your business. Don’t neglect it. Bad signs have a bad effect. Alexander Clark signs bring business May we quote you? Alexander Clark Ltd., Palmerston North. ETUNGBR is the best sauce—the next best is Hayward's Military Pickle. Ideal for summer lunches, etc. . Ask for THE providing of food at picnics is ■‘• ah important matter. . Visit our provision counter and you will be able to spread a dainty luncheon with little ‘ trouble. Libby’s asparagus, 1/4, 2/6: sheep’s tongues, 1/6 tin; spiced Autton and corned beef, 1/6 tin; pilchards, Bd, 1/- tin; pure maple’syrup, 3/- tin. All Hmnz and C. and B. canned delicacies stocked. —Watson Bros., Ltd. Big Cash Store. .—vegetables and spices make Hayward’s Military Pickle delicious and appetising. ~ Always have It on the table. 12. EARNERS’ WAREHOUSE, Upstairs Cuba Street. —Selling white Table Damask Cloths, 2 yards Tong, 3/10 each. Pure cloths; wonderful value. Buy early. 8 Oin Linen Forfar, 1/0. The best quality procurable. HDR Best Results have your films developed . at Cunninghame’s Pharmacy, Broadway. Give us 1 ’ a trial. Bring ,a film along and prove it ’ PRINTING. —Quotations given for Printing Account Forms. Business Cards, Dodgers, Envelopes, Letterheads, etc,; A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller and printer, the Square. T ETS have cold ham and Hayward’s Military Pickle. A delightful summer meal with no preparation. Always ask for “Military." 13. TT is sheer waste to pay more than our low cash prices for crockery.—Salad bowls, tip top value 1/6 each; good hard wearing cups and saucers, floral patterns, 4/6 half doz; tea sets, 21 pieces, plain self colours, and also' floral decorations. 15/6, 18/6 set:’ dainty sweet dishes, 1/1/6 each. We have just received consignment of novelty lines in China. See them. —Watson Bros., Ltd. Big Cash Store. PROGRESSIVE men realise " that neglected sighs moan neglected business appeal. Join the league of progress. Use good - signs. They are the outside representation of your business. Alexander Clark will quote you on request.—Alexander Clark Ltd. E a satisfied cyclist; ride an Arm- . strong cycle. Agency—Anderson’s •do Works, 96 Main street, Pal>rston North (Opposite P. 0.) {WHY push a blunt Lawn Mower? vv 'Phone 5490. We send for your machine and return it guaranteed in first-class order. MANSON AND BARR, LTD., Rangitlkel Street. fTAVE you tasted the latest biscuit? ■ Mllderson’s Creamy Tea. The biscuit with the marvellous filling. 1/4 per lb. from R. D. Whyte, Terrace End.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3539, 22 February 1927, Page 2
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