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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11750, 10 February 1919, Page 3

FARMERS! ' U., ;* ..Nr Send Your Grass Seed & Seed to Palmer’s WHO HAVE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE CLEANING PLANT IN THE DOMINION. FORTY SEED SEPARATING MACHINES. FOUR COMPLETE PLANTS. NO WAITING. ALL SEED Cl .EANING UNDER EXPERT SUPERVISION A. J. PALMER, LTD., QUEEN STREET - - PALMERSTON NORTH. 'Phone 165. MAKE YOURSELF ACQUAINTED WITH PALMERSTON’S LEADING FURNITURE STORE. MOUNSEV El GO 'S BUILDING on the corner of Rangifikei and Queen Streets. FURNITURE Every day brings the necessity for preparing , 1 r iiiiiii...«n home for the cold winter months. Even though you may have no thought of buying, wo want to urge C"on you the welcome this store extends to visitors. We want you to feel just what satisfaction it is to us to compare our prices and the quality of our goods, and when the time comes to buy yo will know a place where you will get satisfaction. We are making most comprehensive displays of home furnishings. To-day we call attention to the largest collection of furniture we have ever had on view. All country orders packed carefully and placed on rail free. Sole Agents—HEALTH BEDDING. ■ Beautiful range of Oak and Stained Sideboards, Morris Couches and i Arm Chairs, Book Cabinets, Chesterfields and High Back Suites. All High-grade BEDROOM FURNITURE—CompIete Suites of Oak and New Zealand timbers : Wardrobes, extensive assortment Duchess Chests, Washstands, Pedestals, Children’s Cots, Sergrass Chairs. Mats, Bedroom Squares, Cable Wire Mattresses, Stretchers, Single, Double and Three-quarter Bedsteads. Monnsey & Go’s. New Furniture Rooms* Palmerston north. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS—New building on the corner of Rangitikei and Queen Streets, Palmerston North. Bay of Plenty Freehold. /i ACRES of rich rolling downs, situated on main ■*" * road, 3 miles from important town, 1 mile from Railway Station, i mile from school. Buildings comprise a fine new concrete house (cost £1C00) and outbuildings. This property carried a bullook to two acres all the year round, and is the cheapest farm we know of to-day. PRICE £2O. £ISOO cash. The Farmers Co-op Auct Co. Ltd WARD STREET. HAMILTON. <r ■ SCRIPPS BOOTH GARS. Good numbers of the above well-known and high-class cars are now available. The price of the popular four-cylinder twoseater is being maintained at £470, in sp&e of the fact that cars inferior to the Scripps are being sold at a higher price. Arrange for a run in a Scripps-Booth, and you will appreciate that the Scripps-Booth car is wonderfully efficient as well as beautiful in appearance. s gAGENTSJ: McKenzies’, ltd., MARION.