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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 115, 16 May 1941, Page 1

FARMERS! Call and see our ‘PATENT LAVATORIES—no fixing required. Everyone can have a lavatory in the Bathroom for the total cost of only £3/5/-, as supplied to tho Public Works Dept, and Education Boards, etc. No Typhoid or Summer Diseases arising from your closet.—Sole Agents: BEATTIE & pBOCTER JJTD. ’PHONE 6822. 229 and 231 Cuba Bt.

GENERAL NOTICES MR MANSFORD WILL ADDRESS BUSINESS MEN AND OTHER ELECTORS —AT—gTATE THEATRE, TO-DAY AT 12.15 P.M. VOTE FOR A. E. MANSFORD FOR MAYOR AND CONTINUE WITH SOUND ADMINISTRATION IN ALL CITY ACTIVITIES. IN THIS TIME OF WORLD CRISIS A PRUDENT AND PROGRESSIVE OUTLOOK IS ESSENTIAL ! DON’T SWAP HORSES IN MIDSTREAMI DON’T SPLIT THE VOTE ON SATURDAY! DON’T RUN ANY RISKS! VOTE FOR A. E. MANSFORD FOR MAYOR. HIS PUBLIC RECORD INCLUDES: 10 YEARS MAYOR OF CITY 12 YEARS ON HOSPITAL BOARD 10 YEARS ON RIVER BOARD 10 YEARS ON FIRE BOARD AND IN 10 YEARS HAS SAVED THE CONSUMERS OF ELECTRICITY £140,000. PERFORMANCES FAR OUTWEIGH PROMISES! TO-NIGHT —AT—OPERA HOUSE AT 8 P.M. MR A. E. MANSFORD, WILL CONCLUDE THE MAYORAL CAMPAIGN WITH A GENERAL REVIEW OF CIVIC AFFAIRS. Deputy Mayor (Cr. G. Tremaine) Chairman. MAKE MANSFORD MAYOR MEANTIME ! N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. ELECTORS PHONE 7017 7285 FOB CAES ON POLLING DAY. WANTED KNOWN "JJUGHES,” Coleman Place, Phone 5527. For Choice Mildura Fruits. Choice Sultanas, Sd. lb. Clean Currants, Bd. lb. Lexia Raisins, 16oz. pkts., lOd. Stoneless Dates, Sd. lb. Free Delivery! TJOT water services in the winter must be efficient to give the supply. Phone 6207 for expert service. Holben & Kirk Ltd., 159 Kangitikei St. “JJUGHES, ” Coleman Place. Phone 5627. New Season’s Pure Clover Honey, Üb. cartons 1/1; 2 *s, 2/-; 51b. tins 4/6. Shop Here For Value! pREPARE for safer cycling this winter by titting one of our Cycle Dynamo Lighting Sets, from 27/6. Stan Napier, Fitzherbert Ave. (Opp. Public Library). JpOTATO Forks (Skelton;, 7/6 each (job line). New and second-hand tools.—Uncle Alt'’s, 369 Alain Street. ‘ I J Like Poliflor because it is easily applied, is antiseptic, preserving, leaves a fresh fragrance and produces a lasting, durable shine, thereforei s most economical.” A Poliflor user’s statement. SUITCASES, new from 8/6; Tents and Flys; Car Sheets, new.—Uncle Alf’s, 369 Alain Street. “T Like Toliflor because I am assured of a healthy bright home when J polish my floors, lino and furniture with Poliflor antiseptic preserving was." Says another Poliflor user. T AEGE Stock of Suits, odd Coats, Overcoats, Women's Clothing, Shoes, etc.—Uuclo Alf’s, 369 Alain St. “T Like Poliflor because the tin is easily opened, the Polish can’t be beaten for brilliance, there would be an “shine” at home if I didn’t use Poliflor.” So writes a Poliflor user. LOOSE COVERS (A Speciality). T>EDSPBEADS, Cushions, Frilled Curtains, Eiderdowns Recovered at the HOME-HELP, Featherstone Street, P.N., opp. Central School. _