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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 31 August 1908, Page 3

HEALTH FOODS. The following lines are stocked by us, and tha salea show a stoady increase day by day:— ' GRANOSE BISCUITS.—To all who are suffering from imperfect digestion of any kind, no food can be moire highly recommended. Is Id per packet. g GRANOSE FLAKES.—For invalids we highly recommend this excellent health food. Is Id per packet. URANOLA.—From the rapid growth in popularity of this excellent pure food, we know that a trial means a continuance of its use. Packets 8d; Bags 2s 6d. OARAMEL CEREAL.—A pleasant, agreeable, and nourishing beverage, takes the place, but without the harmful effects of tea and coffee. Is Id per packet. FRUIT NUTS. —Grain preparations sw»*>t in taste and agreeable to the palate. Ready for immediate use. A.LSO.—Nut Mey.t, Is 6d tin; Nut Cheese, Is 6d tin; Nut Butter Is 6d tin UNFERMENTED WINE FOR SACRAMENTAL PRPOSKS Signal & Mailman, CORNER GUY-TON AND ST.^HILL STREETS. _ The Standard Cocoa of the World. van HoujfeifsAcknowledged by experts and consumers to be without a rival for flavour and digestibility. A COCOA YOU CAN ENJOY. • 9 ' ' ■ . ■ © . .... © . ! .... " ii- . '--- MJSTEALIAN MUTUAL tEsffir peovident: society BONUS DISTRIBUTION, 1907. The Annual Bonus Certificates for 1907 have now been issued. . ' CASH PROFIT FOR 1907 WAS £808,813, Providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS to Policies of about ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. ' ACCUMULATED FUNDS ..: £25,±4&,73Q ANN UAL INCOME OVER THREE MILLIONS. NO OTHER MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE doing business in New | Zealand either OFFERS SUCH A LIBERAL CONTRACT, "MAKES SUCH STRINGENT RESERVES^O MEET ITS LIABILITIES, Or DECLARES SUCH LARGE BONUSES. And NO OFFICE IN THE WORLD CAN OFFER SUCH ADVANTAGES TO THE ASSURING PUBLIC AS THE Australian Mutual Provident Society. 1 POLICIES ISSUED FROM £5 TO £10,000.; i j '■ , jTHE INDUSTRIAL BRANCH IS NOW IN FULL WORKING ORDER. Directors of the New Zealand Branchr—The Hon. Charles J; Johnston, M.L.O. (Chairman; A. De Bathe Brandon, Esq (Deputy Chairman): the Son. Edward Richardson, C.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq.; Joseph Joseph, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, . BRANCH OFFICE- Kesident Secretary. CUSTOMHOUBE-QUAY, WELLINGTON. O.G.JOHNSON, District Secretary, Wanganni. FOR TEN__DAYS ONLY, Great Alteration & Extension Building Sale. ' • -AT — THE SATISFACTION STORED " TT\O ©ope with tho increase of business and convenience of our customers, vrt 'JL are making extensive additions to our store. AH showroom goods hay« to be moved, and the best way to mor« them is to sell them. W« haY» therefore marked all goods down to the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Balance of all our TRIMMED MILLINERY at Half-prices. ' Balance of ou» TWEED JACKETS, CAPES, and FULL-LENGTH ORATENETTB COATS, all marked at Sale-Pi-ices. V_LADIES' GREY STOCiaNETITE BLOOMERS, only 2s 3d pair.' Cheapest garment in tho town—LADIES' PINK FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, reduced from 4s 6d to Unusual Price Is lid. NW Season's WALKING SKIRTS, in Black, Navy, and Grey, from 7s lid. LADIES' WOVEN COMBINATIONS, at-4s 6d. A Splendid Assortment of LADIES'and CHILDREN'S APRONS and PINAFORES, all at 3ale Prices. •*,■•■* But come and see th« Bargains for yourselves, especially in th© Baby Department, at % ' MRS. ROBERTS, THE SATISFACTION STORE. 99 and 101, VICTORIA AVENUE. Telephone 336. ' AH country orders by post promptly and carefully attended to. TEN""IMYS QMLY,