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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6538, 21 February 1928, Page 2

Situations Wanted WANTM), share-milking for nest '* season by experienced farmer with good herd; or would lease farm on reasonable terms. Write “A.B.C. ” “Times 1 ’ Office. "WANTED Scrub or Gorse Small cons' tract by two good workers. Near town, Write “Scrub” “Times” Office. Lost and Found. T OST, February Bth, off Ford lorry; "W between Feilding and Cheltenham, pair spare rims and tyres. Finder please leave Kingston Motors, Feilding, or ring 20S, Kimbolton. Reward. T OST.—Small purse, containing money ■ in C. and 0. 's. Finder kindly return “Times” Office. Reward. under Cuba Street Shop. Apply Boniface Bros. "POUND, . lady's bicycle verandah Boniface Bros. Wanted TTNCLE ALF has left off clothing at U 233 Main Street. „ JF you delight in beautiful snowy linens insist on “Dove” Brand Pure Rice Starch. Preserves and whitens. Used exclusively by the leading laundries. See that it’s “Dove” Brand. — 11. A NEMONES Bulbs—7/6 per 100, cash with order. “Grower” Times Office. "DUKE-COAL, more heat, less ash, no dirt, no soot, no stono, no waste, Phono 5248 Depot, 445 Main Street East. pONSTANT lubrication with fresh, clean, viscous oil is the lot of the car owner who uses Duckham's Now Process Motor Oil. Goes further.—lo. P.R. CROCKFORD, (late Mrs. Bone), buys and sells Now and Second-hand Furniture of all descriptions. Prices fight. ’ Trial solicited. Corner Cuba md Andrew Young Street, Phono 6025. DOCKS Books, Books at Unde Alf's D Book Exchange. 233 Main Street. WOUR iron will glide over linens ■t" l which have been treated with 'Dove” Brand Pure Rice Starch. Being pure won't rot,,most delicate clothes. Ask for “Dove” Brand.—2. DUKE-COAL the famous Waikato ■ Coal for stove or grate, 100 per :ent coal. Phone 5248, Depot 445 Main itreet East. PRUTH in advertising pays. When *• we advertise we guarantee an rticle) we mean it. Pyrex ware purhased at our store that breaks with wen heat, is replaced free of charge)iir prices are cheap too. Pie dishes I/-, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6; utility dishes 6/6, i/6j casseroles 11/6, 12/6, 13/6. 16/6; ustard dishes 1/1, 1/3, 1/11. Watson iros. Ltd. Big Cash Store. V/rOTHER!, When in town, hire a ’ pram jfrqm Uncle Alf. 233 Main ■treet. 2AVE yourself a lot of-cooking this summer. Serve cold meat and layward’s “Military” Pickle. A fay: lurite with all. Bo sure you get ‘ Military.' '—9. MADAME PARKER CORSET AND BELT SPECIALIST Above H.B. Buildings, Coleman Place, Palmerston North. TELEPHONE 6515. Comfort Guaranteed. Beneficial to Every Woman. CONSULTATION FREE. WASHING VOILE. Floral, 44 inches wide, worth 2/11. Selling at 1/11, 30 nice designs. Will launder beautifully, Really good quality Voile in plain colours 1/6 yard, worth double. ARCHER’S, DRAPERY IMPORTERS Coleman Place, Square. "PEEKEEPERS. —We are sole district agents Alliance Bee Supplie- Joy. We have on hand bee gloves, bee veils, bee brushes, bee wire, bee hives and parts of hives, Queen bee excluders (wood, wire or zinc), cement-coated nails, supers, frames and sections, foundation, thin super end 21b. honey cartons. —Watson Bros. Ltd., Big Cash Store.

BDCARE SILK. A new and beautiful Dress Fabric. Tlie best striped fabric imaginable 40 inch wide, 4/11 yard. Value 6/11 can be had only at ARCHER’3 LTD. Coleman Place, Square. ■DICYCLES. The kind that give no trouble. Try one and see. Wo repair other makes. Bycroft’s, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. ROOMS, upstairs next Bank of N.Z. Best 4-oourso dinner in town 1/6, 11,30 to 2 p.m.. Dainty afternoon tea. High tea from 5 to 7 p.m. Try our homo made cakes, wedding parties catered for.—MRS. HENRY, Proprietress, phono 5241. __ 'T'HE early riser will find a cup of Fairlawn Tea strengthening and invigorating. Try a lb. at 2/6. Boon’s Broadway. jn ARNEK 'S Drapery and Clothing Warehouse 70 Men’s Navy and Coloured Worsted Soils selling £3 cheaper than the Square prices Guaranteed will not fade from 67/6. Men’s flannel trousers 14/6. Men’s best quality blaslc working shirts 4/6. H*S i HnKa Street. TEA and Luncheon