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WAOTEDS ANTED Known—Williamson's Amy gdaline Balm is the best Beaatifter for the Complexion. Price, l/». WANTED Known—Boys and Youths' Boots for tli<i winter; stout and; strong; guaranteed to Wear Well and give Satisfaction. If you waet a Good Substantial Boot, at a Fair Prise, we are now showing lines that cannot bo beaten i in Wanganui. See them, at Thorp's, opposite the English Churcn, Avenue, Wanganui. | ANTED Known—Ladies' Slippers, warm Bannm lined. Yin cac easily keep youi feet wnria on ccld nights ■ these cosy gouds j also a Fresh Supply of Chrome "Slippers. Prices just as cheap ,i as ordinary leather at Thorp's, opposite 1 ! thf tlifi English Church. Avenue, W«n- ---! ganui. - W'AN'TKD Knuvrn-^lf yon wont Your IJimw Keatiy and Promptly R<v, pairnd, by a Tlj'orouichly Competent i Hand, take rhem to Thorp's, opposite the" English Church, Wanganui. WANTED KnoM .n—Just -to hand : A tirst-class Jof. 01 new Chromo Boots i and Shoes. Some really First Class Samples of the Bear Val"e ever offered in these lines just to band, fit Thorp's, ibe Avcnun. Wanaanul. WANTED Known—W. Richings, Coin.pletc Outfitter and Boot lmportcj Ridgway Street, has just opened up, ci Whakatane from London, 2 cases Gents' WhitevLongcloth and Tunic Shirts for the coming season ; also 2 cases of the famous "Goouyenr" Brand Boots. Call and inspect these goods before purchasing elsewhere; it will pay you. WANTED Known—WULamsonVAmyRdaline Balm cures. Rour\ and ' Chapped Hands an dprevents redness, gore-, ness, etc., consequent on exposure to the sun, wind, etc. Price 1/-. WANTED Known—That Nosworthy'a Kidney Cure- cures Brigbt's Disease and all othe.-r Kidney Troubles. 2s 6d per • bottle. WANTED Known—Tkat Nosworthy's ■La Grippe Mivure always cures by using one bottle, price 2/6. "tXTANTED Known—Groceries of all th« VV very best brands, at lowest prices. A splendid line of 100 sets of Jugs from 2/6 per set. Orders solicited. Cheapest store in Taylorville. T. G. Philpot.. WANTED Known-T-Working Metis Boots. The Bsst and Cheapest Selection in the Town, can be had at . Thorp's; new Chronw Boots to hand ?rid to arrive, at Thorp's, Avenue. Wangaiui. WANTED— Aiiy -quantity" of Boots to repair. Men's Soles and Heels, 3/6 ; Ladies' 2/6. Children's strong," neat, and cheap hardwear leather. Invisible patches. , Returned same day. Famous Cheap Repairing Shop, Bell Street, next Commercial Hotel. WANTED Known—Having received an uprto-date assortment, of Music. Violin Requisites'. Violins, Accordeons, Mandolines, 1 am prepared to sell at Wellington pric^. Violins from 17s 6d. R. H. O'Hara, Guyton Street. WANTED Known—For Freckles, Sunburn, etc., use Williamson's Amysrdaline Balm; unequalled for giving the skin a beautiful ve'vety appearance. Price 1/-. t ®®®®@(&®®@#?®& | GUARD GOOD Iff ® HEALTH ®®®®®€ g$ From Heat, Cold, & •® Wet, and Sudden & (|| Changes by drinking & ®®®$®®®®®®®£ 1 Wolfe s ®®^ 11 Most diseases originate %l in small troubles, but || || WOLFE'S Schnapps |g || is a key to preserve ;§; 1| health j» .j* j* & || || Avoid Counterfeits- %t THE L.O.E. j Dainty Noveliies in Laces. Ties, Col- j larettes, and Handkerchiefs. HEARD ON THE VELDT. Sutablo Suits to Suit the Season, Appeal to "the Pocket, the Taste, and the Reason. HALT \ WHO GOES THERE? FRIEND. Advance, then and give the Countersign— NEVERMAN'S SUITS ARE THE BEvST! P;:ss on, Friend, yaup words are words of Wisdom. Tii eve is nothing so Comfortable aa a Good Suit, Well Cut, Well Fitted and Well Made, and as you say, it is the- Countersign. NEVERMAN'S SUITS ARE THE BEST! HALT ! No Longer, but forward to the WHITE SHOP, where a White Man makes Suits for White Men, at White Men's Prices! Remember the rendezvous— NEVERMAN'S T HE WHITE S H O P, VICTORIA AVENUE. SPRING /^LEANING. \J ATOW IS THE TIME to send your CARPETS, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, CURTAINS, ETC., to tho ARAMOHO LAUNDEY. '■ GENTLEMEN'S SUITS Cleaned and Renovated Almost Equal to New. Tho Cart will call at any address in Town or Suburbs on receipt of Telephone Message or Post Card.

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Wanganui Chronicle, 25 November 1901, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wanganui Chronicle, 25 November 1901, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wanganui Chronicle, 25 November 1901, Page 1