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Otaki Mail, 21 June 1922, Page 3

rjv(J LET.—A tour-roomed Jd-O USE, with or without at acre of land.— Apply J. POWER, Otaki Railway. TGp OK SA L E.—Giant BOOTH.—SMITH’S, Boad, Otaki. KHUHAKB Bangiuru ' JJ'Olt SALE. —i J rirue Onions uhd Ticklers, 71b Is; Swedes. bibs, Is; Cox’s 1 Eating Apples, 31b and Tib, Is, 8s to 9s bush. case. —It. \V. ifiLL, Bangiuru ' Boad, Otaki. IJ the undersigned, will NOT be rusponsible for any debts contracted in my name from tiiis date, viz., 21st June, 1922. J. ASKEW, Jun. JADIES’ hair cut or trimmed a specialty at E. H. BAX’S. Children also given special attention. RANTED KNOWN.— Dressmaking, plain sewipg, knitting or crochetwork of any description done at MBS SMITH’S, Bangiuru Road. SOMETHING iU THINK ABOUT.— Ask the Old Sport about it at ms new outfitting establishment for men. Mill Boad. QLEANEiiNESS is next to godliness therefore go to E. H. BAX’S for a : haircut or shave. ! {"JAPTAIN BAX, Gent’s Outfitter, has opened up for business in Mill Roaa. What about giving him a call. PATRONISE the man who brought the prices down. That man is E. H. BAX, hairdresser. rpHE Old Sport again. CAPT. BAX has opened as a gents’ outfitter in shop in Mill Road. JjIAEMS WANTED. —Freehold and Leasehold; state lowest price and best terms to FAITH & ALLEN, 190, Lambton Quay, Wellington. (Opposite Midland Hotel). ■^y ALLPAPERS at prices that make ; the buying easy. Also Freight j Paid for Cash with order from ALEX- I ANDER CLARK, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzhorbert Street., Palmerston North. W HY do we know that yon are all going to use American-Akron ryres before long! Think it out. — Sole agents, HAXTON BROS.’ Tyre dervioo, Levin. open to those who REWARD have their Tyres Repaired by us.HAXTON BROS.’ Tyro Service, Loviu QUARANTEED by us lor 2000 miles —Our Infallible RETREADS. HAXTON BROS.’ Tyre Sertico, Levin GREY AND WHITE Y COLONIAL BLANKETS, f.-om 30s up, at BILLS AND MOOBE’S. fJEPLACEMENT VALUE SALE of Wallpapers, B.P. Paint, White Lead, Scrim, etc., now on at ALEXANDER CLARK, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. Writo today for prices. P.O. Box 185. Collars, Ties, in fact a cornoutfit. Where? Why at plete !APT. BAX’S now shop. ALL-WOOL SWEATERS and CARDIGANS from 13s Gd up, at lILLS AND MOORE’S. ■yyHO brought the prices down? Why, F. H. BAX, the up-to-date hairdresser! pHE flags are flying to-day. CAPT. BAX is on deck again with every- j ling in gents’ wear. Call uni sec : wish to intimate to town and 1 country residents that during the winter months we are prepared to serve — HOT SOUPS, BEEF BOUILLON, HOT LEMON and ORANGE DRINKS. —Also— MALTED MILK, MALTED COFFEE, ; or COCOA. Don’t forget its nutritive value — made with the finest malted cereals by the latest scientific methods. MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAS. SATURDAY' NIGHTS Sandwiches, tea, coffee, or cocoa. MISS BAXTER, PROPRIETRESS .. Mil) Road, Otaki WHERE THE GOOD BOXED CHOCOLATES ARE ! .'eft* asi SEED TIME— Yes—Seed Time (or sowing time) will soon be here again. The most able Statesmen and financiers tell us truly that the world must produee its utmost and reduce as quickly as possible, the load of debt due to v.ar wastage, and to produce that as economically ns possible, Well, there is no way in which you can get more pleasure and profit (in consideration of the outlay in time and money) than from your garden. Which is it cheaper to pay —the Seedsman or the Doctor? It is quite easy to be a successful gardener providing that you use ordinary care and COOPER’S SEEDS—“THE SEEDS OF SUCCESS.” Mr T. Webb of Palmerston North (who has taken over 1000 prizes) says, “I have again been most successful with COOPER’S SEEDS, and have won dozens of prizes this season. Insist on having COOPER’S SLEDS in nackets or bulk. r. COOPER, LTD., Dixon Street, WELLINGTON, i‘ Sailing Seeds Mnc@ Sisty” (I 860)