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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 29 August 1908, Page 2

LENNARD'S FAMOUS CASH REDUCTIONS UNEQUALLED FOR VALUE. Evaporated Pears, excellent quality, New: Prunes, &-lbs. for Is. 6d. lb. Prime Bacon, Dimock's Wiltshire Evaporated Apples, Bd. lb. Cure, 9£d. lb., by the side. Evaporated Apricots, lid. lb. Dimock's Prime Hams, 9£d. lb. New Dessert Dates, in cartons, sd. Good Blended Coffee, Is 4d. lb. New Dessert Dates, in cartons, 6d. Malted Coffee, per lb.-tin, Is. r. T- ™- ~, r Sugar, IA, 8s 9d. bag. Cooking Figs, 4 lbs. for Is. Sugar, No. 2, Bs6d. bag. Good Sultanas, 12 lbs. for 4s. Sugar, No. 3, 8s 3d. bag? Seeded Raisins, 6d. packet, or 12 Sugar, Dark Brown, Bs. bag. Good Currants, 12 lbs. for 3s 3d. Loaf Sugar, 3d. per lb pkts for ss. Icing Sugar, 4d. per lb. Sago, 6 lbs. for Is. Flour, 100's, 13s. lapioca, 6 lbs. for Is. Flour, SO's, 6s 9d. " Pearl Barley, o lbs. for Is. Flour, 25's, 3s 6d. Haricot Beans 6 lbs. for Is. Rolled Oats, 5-lb bags, Is. Green Peas, 6 lbs. for Is. Oatmeal, 3s 9d bag. Green Peas in packets, 3 packets for Pork German Sausages, 6d each. rv o -x- /iwi. •« • v A good line of Worcester Sauce, 4 Green Peas in tins, (Petits Pois), 6d. bottles for Is. T a^ m'o *. a in *. r « Herring i n Tomato Sauce, Bs. dozen Jam assorted 12 tins for 3s6d. Champion Soap. Best on the mar^ Thick P^el, 6d. lb. ket, 11s 6d. box. Jellies, 3 packets for Is. Tea, splendid value. Broken Orange ISTfbs 3/^! 1;; „ Pe^ Ceylon Tea, is. per lb. in Cocoa, Van Houten's, 1-ib tins, 3s 3d (A reduction of 2d. per lb made CALL IN OR WRITE K>R. - - f A. C. LENNARD & CO., CORNER RIDG WAY AND ST. HILL STREETS WANGANUI. * • Seed and Table Potatoes". CHOICE. WHITE ELEPHANTS. CHOICE PURITANS. Seed Oats. Feed Oats, GARTONS. . ALGERIANS. DUNS. D4NISH CAPE BARLEY. wxioa..^ SPECIAL LINE. ' HEAVY SHEAF CHAFF-22 sacks to the ton STRAW CHAFF, BALED: STRAW, BALED HAY. Samples and Quotations posted. - APPLY— ~™~~~ Horsley & Harris, PRODUCE EXCHANGE, . . . ' .. ■■ ■ ' WANGANUI. / . ' ■ . -■'. (armour-plated I BOY 3. Only the anxious mother of small means knows how boys,, especially schoolboys,' exuberant in their health and spirits, can wear "w . \ out clothes. / Maternal anxiety is allayed when boys are" .">>. * . dressed in the ONE make of clothes that " invariably look, well, and that can only be worn out with time and trouble, even by a boy. The mother who once discovers,that Make will buy no other. She knows? CLOTHING. t ' THE Scojillar Furniture Is Just as Good as it Looks, And it always Looks Good! t^t^t. MEDIOCRITY IS NOT TOLERATED IN THE SCOULLAR FACTORY. EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF MATERIAL MUST BE THE BEST OF ITS SrA^i^S^T^F 1 WORKMANSHIP IS HONEST THROUGHO¥T. SMthe^o^etoYoVS^^ The Scouilar Furniture is Solid and Lasting and Ls Always EHoderateSy Priced. anoTTTT^SI7^ 3^'^17^ VALIJE FOR THE MONEY YOU SPEND AT THE SCOULLAR FURNITURE STORE, AND YOU GET A CHOICE TH4.T IS SCARCELY EQUALLED ANYWHERE IN NEW ZEALAND WE'INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR DISPLAY ROOMS, AND EXAMINE THE ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE NOW ON VIEW. liyU ±±UU ttXjiL^ iSL CARP-ETS AUD FLOOR COVERINGS. . . decent Shipments'have, brought''bur Stocks up to a full level, and the Axminsters, Brussels, Kidderminster, Wilton Pile Tapestry, Art Squares and Art Felts are really well worth seeing. THE HOME BS THE SPOT WE STUDY. Tl SCOULUfcfI., LTD., ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHERS, Lasnbton Quay. WELLINGTON. llHßnß^^^^^^H^H Manufacturers A BB^^^^B HIIHIHI^^^^^^^HHI Importers, IHBS^W'