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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7241, 22 August 1933, Page 2

Overlocking, Embroidery, French Pleating, Buttons covered, Buttonholes. "THE EXCLUSIVE” PHONE 7323. Mail Orders. 251 Cuba Street. Palmerston North. -rrp rk rTT Q— ONE-THIRD OFF C IXUUFVO gALE PRICES! Last Few Days Must Clear. MISS JOHANSEN, Coleman Place.

I 3 Piece Chesterfield Suites % Priced to Meet 1 the Times | At Our Great Sale % % One Only. 3-Piece Suite,' covered in Heavy damask. | t Also—3-Pieco Suite with fully independent fronts and covered all « t »»♦ *•* *-* v t A li pSTiViV * SALE PRICE £l3/10 /_ I NOTE .—Our upholstery is done by export tradesmen and workmanship i ■ NU is 0 / tho very best. Wo stand behind every Suito we sell. | WHEN BUYING CONSULT.US —IT WILL PAY YOU.. * HUTCHINS - ! furniture WAREHOUSE. |

Old Dutch says: Use Old Dutch —it is the safe, sure way to Healthful Cleanliness. To he sure q£ Healthful Cleanliness the invisible impurities which arc often a menace to health, must also be removed with the visible dirt. 'That is what Old Dutch does; its .-particles possess natural detergent qualities —they erase the dirt and by a process similar to "adsorption” take up and carry away all impurities lv >_. m ore economical than rough, wasteful sandsoaps. 802

RAILWAY REFRESHMENTS CHEAPER 6d , Tea, Coffee or Cocoa, 6d With Sandwich. A reduction of 25 per cent, in the price charged ' for tea, coffee, cocoa and sandwich is now operative in all Railway Refreshment Rooms. “Tea and Sandwich” —the favourite call—now costs only six- - pence. Patrons are assured that the policy of the Railway Refreshment Branch in supplying only highquality refreshments, combined with efficient and. courteous service; will not be varied in any way. A visit to the Refreshment Rooms for refreshments. " fresh fruit, confections, and smokers’ requisites—all 'j* obtainable at popular prices—will cheer you on your - . journey, A HAPPY HALT FOR TRAVELLERS.