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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 4 September 1908, Page 3

Hartley's 'My Lady of Cleeve, cloth 4s. Eldridge's Meryl, cloth, 4s. Williamson's Scarlet Runner, cloth 3s 6d. Ham's Bahama Bill, ©loth 4s. G. Barr MoCutcheon's Husbands of Edith, cloth 4s. Maxim Gorky's Comrades, cloth 3s 6d. Smith's Prisoners of Fortune cloth 4s. Tracey's Wheel of Fortune, paper 2s 6d, cloth 3s 6d. A. Hegan Rice's Lovey Mary, paper, Is6d. A. Hegan Rice's Mrs. Wiggs of he Cabbage Patch, paper, Is6d. P. Hunter Brown's Electric Power Users Handbook, cloth 6s 6d. Flats, Urban Houses, Cottages, and Homes, 6s 6d. SIXPENNY NOVELS.—A choice assorted stock of the best author's works, each 6d; posted 7d. Lists on application. The Spanish Jade, by Maurice Hewlett, 3 3 6 J Neither Storehouse nor Barn, Allen Raine, 3s 6d. Mr Crowe's Career, Winston Churchill, & 6d. Beati Brocade, Baroness Orczy, 3s 6d. STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS. Wedding and Birthday Presents of every description. Orders by post promptly attended to, and carefully packed. A. D. WILLIS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER, -STATIONER, AND MANUFACTURER, Victoria Avenue, and Taupo Quay, Wanganui. COPPER GOODS . ' •■ . -AS- ■ WEODIRIQ GIFTS, OF late Copper Articles have been coming much into vogue as Wedding j Gifts. The way in which these are got up by the best makers renders them it every way suitable as gift articles. They are serviceable and artistic and withal moderate in price, and thus combine all the essentials for a present. David McFarlane landed a large consignment of these some little time ago, and they wero quickly bought up. A still larger shipment has now come to hand and has just been opened up. The shipment includes bock articles in Polished Copper, and Copper Antique, and very handsome goods they are. The following examples give some idea of the moderate prices of these serviceable lines:— i CRUMB TRAYS & BRUSHES— 6s. to Bs. 6d. HOT WATER JUGS— ,7s; 6d. to 11s. ' HOT WATER CANS— : 13s. _A visit of inspection will be welcomed. The good will then speak for themselres. DAVID MARLANE, RIDGWAY STREET. ■ \ \ pOGERS' ALBION" HOTEL, WANGANUI. SPEIGHT'S XXX DUNEDIN ALE And STAPLE'S XXXX SPARKLING ALT! Always on tap. WANTED Known.—At the MidStaffordshire A. C. Hill Climb, held on May 23rd, Talbots again scored! winning the silver cup for the most meritorious performance, beating sixcylinder cars up to 60 h.p. Call and inspect, Adams Limited, Arenue, Wangauui, sole agents.

FOR TEN__l) AYS ONLY, Great Alteration & Extension Building Sale. v ■■■ —at—; "*:■■ :. " • ■■ ■ ' ',: THE SATISFACTION STORE. nnO cope with, the increase of business and convenience of our customers, we I JL are making extensive additions to our store. All showroom goods have to be moved, and the best way to move them is to sell them. We have therefore marked all goods down to the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Balance of all our TRIMMED MILLINERY at Half-prices Balanoo of our TWEED JACKETS, CAPES, and FULL-LENGTH GRAVENETTE COATS, all marked at Sale Prices. LADIES' GREY STOCKINETTE BLOOMERS, only 2s 3d pair. Cheapest garment in the town—LADIES' PINK FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, reduced from 4s 6d to Unusual Price Is lid ' New 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 Sale Prices. But come and see the Bargains for yourselves, especially in the Baby Department, at ■ -<• MRS. ROBERTS, THE SATISFACTION STORE. 09 and 101, VICTORIA AVENUE. Telephone 33& All country orders by post promptly and carefully attended to. FOR TEN "BAYS ONLY,