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GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 118 (Julia Street.—“Sparva. ' the new cotton fugi De Luxe, in 26 lovely fast shades. 31 inches wido and only Is an yard. Beautiful finish. TTiLAK I ES7"ls 7 Otis, Is 9d; Kruscben l 1 Salts, Is lid; large Heinz vinegar, Is lid.—At “Rutters Cash &*oro (phono 6445). WANTED to buy. second-hand furniture of all kinds, any quantity for cash.—Crockford, 82 Cuba Street (phono 6025). QTUDEBAKER coupo, late model, in D now condition, four wheel brakes, now guarantee.—Adams, Ltd. GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 118 Cuba Street.—“Sparva,” the now cotton fugi Do Luxe, in 26 lovely fast shades. 31 inches wido and only la on yard. Beautiful finish. GOLDEN pineapple, 9d and Is; Desert Gold tea, 2s 7d lb. ; Kag disinfectant, 2s Dd.—At “Rutter’s” (phono 6445 L TIES! Tiosl Ties! Wo hnvo a wonderful range to show you; exceptional values at Is lid, 2s 6d, 3s 6d. — Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. _____ JUST Opened lip.—A beautiful assortment of Rhinestone necklets and brilliant brooches; prices from Is 3d to 205.--J. 11. McKenzie’s, Ltd. __ PRINTING. —Quotations given for all kindß of commercial and general printing.—A. L. WostmoreloQd, printer, stationer and bookseller, the Square (’phone 5906). DAY old chick food, 41bs. 1/-, lOlbs. 2/6, 25lhs, 5/-. Week-old chicks’ food 4lbs 1/-, lOlbs, 2/6, 251 bs, 5/-. Shell grit lOlbe, 1/-. Oyster grit 81bs. 1/-. Alreudy Kgg Mash 251 b. 4/6. Meat meal lOlbs. 1/9. Blood meal lOlbs. 2/3. We stock all poultry foods, bran, pollard, wheat, maize, mixed corn, etc. —Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. SHOOTING season. —Guns overhauled, broken stock plated by the expert. Lawn mowers, locks, oash registers repaired.—ll. E. liergorsen, Gourgu Street, ’phone B''BB. MAKE your home beautiful by using our wallpapers.—R. Waghorn, the Square. Cl HESTERFIELD suitea repaired, J made as good as new, cheap.— Blockley, Andrew Young Street. TIS7OODEN coat hangers, o for Is; VV hydrogen peroxide, 7sd; cotton wool, Is 9d ; Radox bath salts, Is 8d; Lifebuoy soap, 3 for Is.—At J. R. McKenzie’s, Ltd. GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 118 Cuba Street.—Another shipmont of “Sparva,” the new cotton fugi De Luxe, just opened, full range shades again, complete 31 inches wide Is 3d yard. TTTATSON Bros.’ for your next grocory VV order. Stocks always clean and fresh and best quality. No inferior goods sold by us and our cut rate prices are welcomed by all thrifty housewives. Seeded raisins per pkt 4d, Sultanas per lb. 4d. Toilet Soap (English) 12 cukes for 1/-. Ovaltine 1/7, 2/8, 4/10, Dried peaches per lb, lOd, Desiccated cocoanut 6d lb. QPECIALS. —Boys’ jerseys, fancy pullO overs and cardigans, usually 5s 6d, now 3s 6d, all sizes.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. (1 RAY tourer, newly painted and reT conditioned, a light economical car. —Adams, Ltd. PECIALS. —Men’s strong flannelette pyjamas, usual price 7s 6d, now 5s lid.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. WILLS and Smythe for sewer installations. Rhone G 029—7222. BOTTLE Exchange, 16 Dahlia Street. —Agent T’ui, Wellington, local bottles. Bottles, rags, brass, lead, copper, etc., bought.—Phone 7092. WELL worth tlio attention of every home-lover are English wallpapers just opened up by Alexander Clark, Ltd. Beautiful Inezes to match, distinctive patterns, exquisite colourings—truly an extremely attractive variety from which to select tasteful wallpapers for every room of your home. ON’T put up with an ill-fitting suit. —Let us make it to measure for you ; fit guaranteed or money refunded. —Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. JARGE consignment of Barry’s best J linoleums just arrived, selling at our usual low prices.—U.S.D., near P.G., Main Street. ®AN AWATU Dining Rooms, Cuba Street, serving hot 3-course dinners from 12 to 2; also Ash meals at any time. YOU can’t go wrong when you select wallpapors for your homo from Alexander Clark’s, Ltd—expert advice is always at your command. Just now a beautiful variety of English wallpapers with friezes to match will amply repay a visit to these expert interior decorators. WATSON Bros., Ltd., sell household hardware for less. These are our everyday cut rate cash prices.—Fire shovels 9d, dust pans lOd, wire clothes lines 1/-. Aluminium lipped saucepans Bd. Quick boiling kettles 1/6. Corn brooms 2/3, 2/9 and wo have good olectrio irons guaranteed two years, complete with 6ft cord and thumb rest, 'only 16/6. CHESTERFIELD suites, made to order to your own design, in our factory by export tradesmen.—U.S.D., near P. 0., Mon Street. GH. BYCROFT and Co., Cuba • Street, for tennis balls and presses. Best makes stocked. PAINT up for spring! After the ravages of winter your house or garage will need a coat of paint. Every imaginable painting need is stocked by Alexander Clark, Ltd. Paints of all colours, blushes of every size—all at reasonable prices. GARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 118 Cuba Street.—“Sparva”—the ideal fabric for underclothing, 26 delightful shades to choose from, 31 inches wide, only 1b 3d yard. Inspect. BUICIv roadster, newly reconditioned and ducood, balloon tyros, carries our guarantee.—Adams. Ltd. OUR Wallpapers! 'Think of It, housewives I Buy now from It. Waghorn, tlio Square. SHABBY clothes just because they reqiuro slight repairs, pressing and cleaning. Give A. Gold, tailor, Majestic Buildings, the work. Small charge; satisfaction sure. IF you study your pocket as well as the quality of the paint used in brightoning up and preserving your home for the now season you’ll have your every painting need supplied by Alexander Clark, Ltd. Every painting need imaginable stocked. GRAMOPHONE Records.—Fresh supplies now to hand; price Is 3d oach.—J. R. McKenzio’s, Ltd. TREES, Shrubs, Plants—We offer the finest and cheapest in the Dominion. Having many millions to select from, customers are sure to get satisfaction. Catalogues free on application.— B. H. Just, nursoryman, Palmerston North.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 242, 11 September 1929, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 242, 11 September 1929, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 242, 11 September 1929, Page 12

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