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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 120, 23 April 1925, Page 6

I EXCELLENT value in ladies’ grey 'J fleecy lined petticoats, unequalled for warmth and wear: W. os lid, O.S. 6s 6d—special price for Thursday and Friday.—Collinson and Cunninghame. I7IOXTON Beach.—Madge’s ehar-a-banc leaves Post Office, Sunday, 9 a.in., seats booked.—Phones: Office 5260 residence 5788. DIVEHALL i 3 stocking his shop with only the best in meat. Give him your order and gain satisfaction. kON’T miss our wool sale.—We sell for less.—Crouchers' wool store. “OONDS’ cream 2s; best eucalyptus Is JL 3d; Peacock sal. salmon Is sd; Pott’s roiis 15s 6d ; nail brushes 2 for 6d; scrub brushes 7d to Is 6d; pocket knives lid each.—At Rutter’s, ’phone 6445. ALEXANDER’S Cush Store for the workers.—Here you get good value and prompt attention. Corner of Dulco and Princess streets. LADIES’ heavy unbleached cotton vests, chemise size, shaped waist, round neck, short sleeves, special price 3s 6d, for Thursday and Friday.—Collinson and Cunninghame. T} JDK the “Perfect” cycle, easily I It; the best and cheapest on the market.—lmperial Cycle Works, Hopwood’s Buildings. REAL snips.—Tray cloths, cushions, runners, in black poplin and crash linen tray cloths, hand-made centres and d’Oyleys.—Milne’s, 269 Main street. ITn" easy shave with an inferior razor is impossible. Buy the ever celebrated Bengal razor at Bert Pratt’s, Broadway. £<"D 3 D.C.” specials to-morrow.— JL « 54-incli all wool velour coating, all good colours, value 12s 6d lor 9s lid yard. LADIES’ all wool cream ribbed ■ vests, V neck, short sleeves, chemise size, shaped waist, great value, 3s lid—special price, Thursday, Friday.—Collmson and Cunninghame. t t TUB D.C.” specials to-morrow.— Jr O Children's all-wool vests, short sleeves, size 1, value 3s 6d for 2s lid. EDWARDS and Sons for brushware value, scrubs Od to 2s, hair brooms, only 3s 6d. You save at this store. LADIES! The Egypta Toilet Salon, 1 George street, for electric scalp anu face massage; golden glint packs for brightening fair hair, etc., etc.— Phone 5119 for appointments. DO your visitors applaud your cakes? If not get your next supply at “rhe Kitchen,” where we bake the best. The address at Hojiwood’s Buildings. (<T3 D.C.” specials to-morrow.- — JL « Union linen red bordered sreakfast cloths, 50 x 50, value 6s lid :or 5s 6d each.

CIO.SY ripple cloth dressing jackets, /■ Magyar style, scalloped all round, all colours, 9s lid—Coilinson and Cunninghame’s sjjecial Thursday and Friday price. Open Friday night. FITCH’S, 237 Main street, Men’s Rep nailed shooters, 18/C; blutchers 12/C; men’s glace bals, 21/-. ut'fijg D.C.” specials to-morrow. — 1 . 36-inch art. silk blister crepe, in lovely evening shades, value 7s 6d tor Cs 6d yard. JVTEW English wallpapers.-—There is a design here for every room and the prices will please you at Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street. 4 4 "13 D.C.V specials to-morrow. — IT o Serviceable woollen costume in putty, long roll collar, band at foot, fancy weave, belted, value 59s Cd for 49s Cd. KIDDIES’ cosy nestling cloth coats, lined throughout red and navy, lom 12s Cd, 18in I4s Cd, 20in 16s lid. —Coilinson and Cunningham©’s Thursday and Friday sxjecials. Open Friday night. 44 |J) D.C.” specials to-morrow. — JL o 38-inch art. silk fabrics in smart new checks, value 3s lid for 2s lid yard. miiE nicest tea you will agree is a 1 well made cup of Fairlawn tea, 2s, 2s Cd and 3s per lb.—W. H. Boon, Broadway.

1 TWITCH’S, West End Shoe Store (late Pallant’s), Ladies suede bar shoes, louis heel, 11/6, glace bar | shoes, 14/6; patent wide bar Louis heel, 17/6; all new goods at bargain prices^ tfjO D.C.” specials to-morrow. — JL ■ White washing doeskin gloves, two-button length, all sizes, value 12s 6d tor 8s 9d pair. Overcoats in latest aii-wooi tweeds from £3 10s.—Simpson’s, Ltd., 8 Rangitikei street. tT'|p) D.C.” specials to-morrow. — JL o Woollen wrap scarves, in wlme, fawn, tan, grey, value 19s Cd for lOs 6d. IF tea satisfaction is worth anything to you, you ought to be a “Fairlawn” tea drinker, for it is pure.— Boon, Broadway. THE name Emmett is synonmous of all square dealing; no camahouging and everything of the best.— Ri.ng 5005. COLD feet.—No need to have cold feet when you can purchase the best hot water bags at such low prices at Cunninghame's Pharmacy, Broadway WHITEHEAD and Ellis, bakers and pastrycooks, for good value in cakes. Shop where you are sure to get satisfaction. i » Jj J) D.C.” specials to-morrow.— JT • Cross fox necklet, handsome fur, finished head and tail, value £6 6s for £4 16s. WANTED, a youth, about 18 years of age, to tell his parents J. H. Blockley is the cheapest upholsterer in town.—l 9 Andrew Young street. (<P D.C.” specials to-morrow.— JL a Good quality ripple cloth dressing gowns, lull size, saxe, red, camel, rose, value 21s 6d for 18s lid. C COMMERCIAL hampers, any style, / size or shape; thoroughly sound and hard-wearing materials, made by practical men; hamper repairs thoroughly and promptly executed.—C. Bryant, 26 King street.

T'HE decision of to-day makes happiness or misery to-morrow; decide on Boon’s Fairlawn to-day and be happy. ti ||3 D. 0.” specials to-morrow.— JL 9 Ladies’ all-wool combinations, v neck, short sleeves, value 15s Gd for 13s 9d. PENKETH, 217 Main street, buys your discarded clothing, boots, books, tools, etc.—’Phono 6780. We call and collect. IHAT doctor's prescription, whether it be an old one or a new one, bring it to Cunninghame’s Pharmacy, Broadway, where every prescription is dispensed personally by J. R. Cunningham©, M.P.S.