NICHOLLS’ Bargain Store, Coleman Place. —18 shades British. Fugi, guaranteed .fadeless, clearing Is yard: BOYS’ school shirts.—A, great line at 2s lid, all sizes, canoe or tennis collars; boyß’ tweed shorts, 3s 6d and 4s 6d; all wool £ fancy tops, la 6d.— Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., Broadway. "v T INEN handkerchiefs, in odd designs, Jj,.were .Is 8d ; sale 9d each. —Collinson and Cunninghame. ' .. TJ(SYS r ~woollen~ T jerseys, woollen suits, JD pullovers, bathing suits, by auction at “Smart Apparel,” George Street Saturday. TSIANTED" to Buy.—Gents’ odd coats, suits, boots, hats, suit cases, tools, etc. Best cash prices at Uncle Alf’s, 233 Main Street. We call and collect. —Phone 6780. S CHOOL drawing books, 2d and 4d each. Bennett’s, Broadway. CHROMIUM plated bike., first grade, usually £lO 10s, now reduced to £8 10s; torch batteries from 6d; bells. Is; solution, 3d; pumps 2s 6d; motor goggles 2s 6d; pedals 4s; tubes 2s 6d; handle grips Is; radio sets, from , £6.~Hoskmg b Reliable Cycle. Depot, Main Street, near Uncle Alfa. MRS LAMERTON, Cuba Girls’ navy Fugiette bloomers, 12m to 22in, Is 6d to Is 9d pair. tl ARNER'S Drapery Warehouse: 1, sheets, hemmed free; no dressing and guaranteed to wear 3 years. Single bad size from. 7s 6d pair, double bed size 10s 6d pair. Remember, 3 years' guaranteed. GRIFFITHS, Pure Food- Specialists, next “.Standard.”—Delicious Whakarongo butter, Is; dairy butter, lOd and lid; lean rashers, 10d. BE at the “Smart Apparel” 1.30 p.m. . Saturday. Clothing of every description by auction. MiDDLE-aged fat creeps away when you take Youth-o-Form Tonio Reducing Capsules. 6s 6d.—Leary’s Pharmacies and other chemists. NICHOLLS’ Bargain Store, Coleman Place. —Coloured bordered supper cloths, 36 x 36 Is 6d, 50 x 50 2s 6d. SAME-DAY boot repairing service 1 In at 9 out at 4 and a good job, good leather, and good workmanship guaranteed. Three shops for your convenience.— At Broadway and Church Street, Palmerston North, and at Woodville.—At Inkpen’s. SOW Lightning Caulifiowei. forms splendid heads 6 to 7 weeks after put. ting out the plants; ai*o sow Swedish Giant Cabbage, great prizotaker; both Is per packet post Tree from Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. ■' ■ PURE linen initial embroidered handkerchiefs. were Is 6d, sale Is; lace edge muslin, handkerchiefs, Is 6d each. —Collinson and Cunninghame. WANTED Known.—British Fuji, 7d; prints, 6d j 54-inch unbleached sheeting, Is; 80-mch unbleached sheeting, Is 6d; large coloured towels. Is 6d pair; ladies’ raincoats, 9s 6d; velour coats, fur collars and cuffs, 29s 6d to 05s.—Londontown Closing Down Sale, the Square, near Grand Hotel. NICHOLLS’ Bargain Store, Coleman Place.—36-inch' coloured bordered curtain net,- fadeless,: clearing Is yard. FURNITURE and house repairs done reasonably, by C. O’Connell,' carpenter and cabinetmaker, 14a Campbell street. Write or call. _ kinds of commercial nod gener printing.—A. L. Westmoreland, print# stationer and booksellers, the Squa (phone 59061- ' * •
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 50, 29 January 1932, Page 2
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