"UNCLE ALF," PALMERSTON'S SILENT FRIEND.
Rich and poor alike-have a standing invitation to' visit "Uncle Alf's," in Main Street !West, Palmerston North. If you have any. clothing that can be turned into cash here's your chance. If you want to buy anything from a needle to an 'anchor it is right here waiting for you. Talk about bargains, well, there are some astounding ones at "Uncle's." Hardware, jewelle:-y, musical instruments, cutlery, silverware, boots, shoes, clothing, books, travelling bags and rugs, blankets; in fact, it would be next to impossible to mention any particular article that cannot be found in the huge collection on the premises. Furniture, cooking ranges, surveyors' instruments, and hundreds of things arc on "Uncle's" bargain list that is often wanted but cannot bo found. Uncle Alf's huge stock is only second in importance to Palmerston's cherry blossom display.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 106, 1 November 1933, Page 16
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141"UNCLE ALF," PALMERSTON'S SILENT FRIEND. Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 106, 1 November 1933, Page 16
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