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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 252, 23 September 1929, Page 8

FOR YOUR BEDA 'GLEAMING colourfulbedspread OF RAYON THEY’RE the latest notion and such sensible, cheery coverings for a bed. The colours, just ns gay as can be, are guaranteed fast and will tub just ns often as you like and come up smiling every time. When you see them you 11 want to own one straight away and it you can’t see them—write for one. It will be posted free to you, and if for any reason you wish to return it you can feel perfectly free to do so. 1. Beautiful Shades of . Pink, Blue, Helio and Salmon with distinctive designs in gold. ' SINGLE 42/DOUBLE FyJ/fa NET CASH 2. Blue, Green and White Grounds — design in W T hite. SINGLE 39/6 DOUBLE 52/6 NET CASH 3. Helio, Pink and Blue Grounds with rich embroidered butterfly designs in contrasting colour. SINGLE 49/6 DOUBLE 50/0 NET CASH 4. Very Special Value. Blue, Pink, Helio and Gold Grounds with pretty all-over designs. SINGLE 26/9 DOUBLE 22/6 NET CASH THE C. M. ROSS CO., LIMITED, Palmerston’s Fashion Centre. SITUATION'S. WANTED a respectable man for dairy farm; machines used; good wages to suitable man. Ring 'phone 57D, Rongotea. WANTED, carpenter, for a few weeks. Address at “Standard” Office. WANTED, competent general, all duties, reference essential, three, adult family.—Mrs Abrahams, 363 Main Street, Palmerston North. WANTED, a man for general farm work, used to horses. Apply J. A. Russell, Gillespie’s Line (phone 6408). WANTED, chimney sweeping, good workmanship given, cleanliness a specialty.—J. Harvey. Apply V. Harwood, Excelsior Store, Featherston Street. j . TDEAL Registry, 99 Cuba Street J. (phone 6371), require fencers (contract), farm hand (£2), waitresses, generals, etc. , - CAPABLE woman requires work, day or half day. Address at “StanCANVASSER wanted immediately, excellent prospects. Full particulars or interview.—l2 Russell Street, Martom WANTED, permanent fireman (married) ; free quarters, must know town and able to drive motor. Apply Superintendent Fire Brigade. ANTED, place youth farm, ican milk, worked farm before; wages no object, good home essential. Apply No. “305,” “Standard” Office. WANTED, experienced waitress, with references. Write, “308,” “Standard” Office. WANTED, experienced men for splitting timber. Apply personally E. Young, Mangaweka Hotel, Mangaweka. WANTED, capable help (girl); sleep out. Apply 7 Linton Street. WANTED, man to do day’s digging. Apply 162 Ferguson Street, tomorrow morning. WELL educated ex-naval stoker desires position, refrigerating plant or fitting machinery; good experience steam engines, excellent references. Ring 5535. WANTED, strong active woman or girl for pantry. Piccadilly Dining Rooms. jyjßß J. n. ANDERSON, LICENSED REGISTRY, Terraoe End. Phone 6211. Wanted: Station and farm hand*, 26s to 35s per week; milkers, 25s to £2 : boys for milking, 16s to £l. Wanted: Cooks, house-parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist for private ousGs .(town and country), cook*, housemaids, waitresses for hotels Wanted: By married couple, position in hotel (towr. or country); wife relieving maid, man barman or porterbarman. Wanted: For sheep stntion, Hawke’s Bay, married couple: wife cook-laun-dress ; man milk, garden and odd jobs • £2OB per year. ’ Wanted: For sheep statipn, man to milk 4 to 6 cows, garden and odd iobs £2 per week and found. J ’ WOODWARD’S PHARMAC YOU REQUIRE THE BEST. HAVE your PRESCRIPTIONS t pared under expert and cmalr supervision. * , Telephone 7233. E. C. WOODWARD “ROSCO” BUILDINGS, Coleman Place. THE greater the merit of the greater the succes advertisement relating to th< Manawatu Standard?’