W.F.C.A. Special Purchase 50 Dozen Pure Linen Finish PILLOW CASES Special price I*3 ll'i. 2s 3d, and 3s 3d pair. ♦•>♦<*>♦<•>♦<•>♦<•>♦<?>♦<?>♦<«>♦<&
MOTOR SHOW THE PUBLIC are invited try inspect onr exhibition of HIGHCLASS CARS at our Garajio. We are exhibiting the FINEST DISPLAY of NEW CARS ever shown in Pahiatua. INSPECTION INVITED. GARAGE HOURS—B a m. to 10 p.m. Donald’s Garage FOR SALE Cl OOD rata and matai blocks, £2 IT los i>er cord cash. Orders may be left at Herald Office. J. D. Gocdin, 1 Cambridge Street. 96-5 SETTINGS of Rhode Island Rods. 7s 6d; limited quantity. Eggs weigh 2|ozs. Apply G. Bottomley. 12 Julie, Street. 982 QUANTITY’ of clean printed waste paper, in lots to suit purchasers. Apply Herald office. SITUATIONS VACANT. STRONG capable youth required at once fpr mixed farm. Apply G. Godfrey Taylor. 977 APARTMENTS VACANT O YOUNG men to share room. Pri-jl-j vate home. Terms reasonahie. Address at Herald Office. LOST PROPERTY * CtOLLIE pup. black and white. Finder please ring Herbert and Co., ’Phone 56. .971 MISCELLANEOUS. BUS leaves Club Hotel on Friday for Monster dance at Eketahuno at 7.30 o’clock. Fares return 3s. 973 CAKES, jam. sweets, home-made bread, produce and vegetables for Presbyterian Gift Shop. Hannah’s Corner. Saturdav. August 25th. 968 L'LE Brittania. Brittania rules JLt the waves.’’ Moriarty. the British fruiterer, rules the fruit trade. He sets the pace for best quality at lowest prices. Try him and see. SEEDLING plants.—Those 1 sell have been grown by a returned soldier, from seed purchased in Rritaiu. Anemones, Runuliculas. Lobelia. Nemesia. Primula, etc. Only Is 6d per dozen at Moriarty’s. Why pay more elsewhere. 7 1 tHERE is surely not-a homo toI morrow that does not- want either oranges, lemons, mandarines, apples, confectionery, cauliflowers, parsnips, pumpkins, potatoes, etc. If so. why not be patriotic and support Moriartv, the British fruiterer. 983 A /Alb CASES of the best eating -H.J apple handled yet. Sent to nc bv a grower to smash all opposition. Selling at 6s 6d and 7s 6d the 101 b case only at Moriarty’s. BPECIAL VALUES. \ DAY (Saturday) will be set XA. aside to clear up the end of sale, and a little lot of odd lines are marked at give-away prices. Boys' tweed hat Is each. Bovs’ tie Is each at Pringle’s. VS SATURDAY' is final sale day. Pringle’s are keen on making a final clearance of odd lines and remnants at half and less than half prices. 2 only Women's knitted costumes for 12s 6d each. BYINAI, DAY—Saturday, of Pringle's Sale and tables inside the tores with heavily reduced priced oods to be cleared. Fancy dept, for ress braids at 6d yard : buttons om Id card. PLANT NOW.—Fruit trees, apples, plums, etc-, small fruits, currents, gooseberries, loganberries, strawberries, etc. All dosses of liedgo plants, shrubs, shelter trees, etc. Ring Hamilton’s Rosegartli Nurseries. ’Phone 37. \T ATES' Cash Store. Owing to a. requisition taken by local grocers wo are compelled by them to close at 8 o'clock Saturday's. -PIECE Rimu Bedroom Suite, "r comprising, oval mirror wardrobe : 4-arawer oval mirror duchess; 4ft 6in shaped panel bedstead and pedestal cabinet ; well made, no 3 ply used. Price £l6 10s. Write for a sketch. Hutchins’ Furniture Warehouse 311 Main Street East. Palmerston North. \7 ATF.S’ Cash Store. We are the JL original store that brouuht the high cost of living down. Support Y'ates. JOB PRINT ING in all its Branches. Good Workmanship. No Job too snmll and no Job too large. Ring the Herald. ’Phone 32
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10922, 24 August 1928, Page 1
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