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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 204, 30 August 1938, Page 10

Just Arrived A New Shipment of Organdie Throwovers In Beautiful Colourings and Designs Our New Price 3/6 each J. J. YOUNG Ltd. PHONE 39. WOODVILLE.

Seeing Is Believing SEE our Windows and you will BELIEVE ju our Claim, as the Store for Values. LADIES’ SHOES—AII One Price. There are Courts, Ties, Straps, in Suedes, daces and Calfs. ONLY 12/6 Per Pair. MEN—Here is Unbeatable VaIue—MONARCH MAJORS in Brown Only FOR 25/" P B^BUTLER & CO. THE SHOE STORE FOR VALUE. VOGEL STREET —WOODVILLE. Truck Bargains ! FOR VALUE IN USED VEHICLES. Ask about 1 30-cwt. Dual Truck, 3 15-cwt. Light Delivery Trucks. FROM R. MUNRO GARAGE PHONE 41M. VOGEL ST. WOODVILLE. Never ridicule what you do not understand! Those considered fools to-day are the wise men of to-morrow. Got that 1 It is sometimes economy to Tide a cycle instead of walking. S. P. SKINNER specialises in cycles, tricycles and children’s toy cats. Prams Re-tyred. S. P. SKINNER PHONE 21. WOODVILLE. McLEAN ST. BLOCK DRAY A second-hand BLOCK DRAY as good an new, with rebuilt bodv 11yds x If yds, all fittings.—PßlCE £3O. H. BROOKER BLACKSMITH VOGEL ST., WOODVILLE. PHONE 170. FOR SALE 5 acres rich land and good G-roonicd dwelling with every convenience. Motor garage, cow bails, fowl run, etc. In excellent locality, handy to town. Land carries 4 eows. A cheap proposition. Price £BGO. Terms to be arranged. Apply to — R. R. JOHNSTON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT WOODVILLE.

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