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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12587, 17 August 1910, Page 2

Permanent Business A PERMANENT business is not built up in single sales. It is the customer who comes back that counts. No business axiom is plainer than this. We realise that it is to our interest to please and satisfy all customers. It has always been the policy of this store to give satisfaction. And we help our customers to economise. Even from its very small beginnings over 2b years ago, this store was dedicated to the sort of business that makes quality a first consideration. The steady and splendid growth of the store shows that people are le»3 and less attracted by the makeshift stores, and more and more firmly of the opinion that to depend on tli-0 store where Quality is assured is in the long run true business prudence. With some stores the cry 01 quality is a cover for high prices, but a comparison of prices will convince you that the values offered, here are fair and reasonable, and that you can get your moneys worth every time. DEAL WITH WANGANUI'S BUSIEST STORE, Fob* Qualify and Good ¥@Eve, T _ CORKER lUDGWAY AND ST. HIM; STS., WANGANUI. The Stores For - A Good Article at Lowest Prices GL&SSWAHE EX "RIMUTAKA." Carrafes and Tumbler, 9d. each. Butter Dishes, 9d., Is., Is. 3d., Is. 6d. each. Hotel Water Bottles, 2s. each. Comports, is., Is. 3d\, Is. 6d., 25., 2s. 6d. Dishes, Round and Oval, 4d., Cd., 9d., Is., Is. 3d. Decanters from 3s. each. Honey or Marmalades, Is. to 4s. . Jam Dishes, '3d., 4d., Gd., and Is. each. ■ Salad Bowls, Is. 3d., is. 6d., 25., 2s. 6d. Sugar Basins, '6d., 9d., Is., Is. 3d., Is. 6d. each. \ ases and Specimen Glasses, 6d, 9d, Is, Is 3d. Is 6d, Is 9d each. Tumblers from 2s. dozen to 15s. dozen. Wine and Liquer Glasses irom 4s. dozen. "> 50ULT0M WARE DIRECT FROM THE POTTERIES. JUST OPENED UP THE FINEST COLLECTION OF ROYAI, . DOULTON WARE, MARKED AT HALF THE USUAL PRICE CHARGED. STOCK PATTERNS IN DINNER-WARE, TEAWARE, BEAUTIFUL SA LAD BOWLS, QUAINT JUGS, TEA- I POTS, TOILET SETS, FLOWER POTS, AND VASES. I n c welcome all lovers of Good Chinaware just to come in and look I at our collection of Doulton Ware. No one pressed to buy. We makea speciality of indenting direct Irom Doulton's for customers. We haveall latest designs to select from. Customers make a big saving in ord^T^ " ing this way. - . -• DINNER SETS <G1 pieces) .from 355. to 6 Guineas. ; TOILET SETS (6 pieces) from 10s. 6d. to 655. CUPS AND SAUCERS from 4f. "6d. dozen. . ODD SAUCERS, 6d. per dozen GIBSONS & PATERSO LIMITED, I CASH MERCHANTS, I (Late U.F.C.A.), WANGANUI & PALMERSTON. I HfW± TUIC DDAMn I Jf^J^^ FOR WINTER! I lV "^/ Club Men, Business Men, City ,9 . j r^smff Men. Country Men. College I m Men, and Schoolboys in win* '• I [iffllr ZEALANDI.A I n®> "7F AT ANDTA" I J*B V WARMTH AND COMFORT IN SHIRTS., I jfl THE PURPOSE t" I |i OF THIS "AD." /|V, I a Is to make clear the reason why \ou II [I f I m should insist on a "SWAN" when buy- 1L ■ ji . ' ing a fountain pen. HH; I I yffff. Tlie "SWAN" has stood the test of B»; & ,! j IbES ■^as no complicated or "fad" median- '^| ' t^> ' EHb lsm £»e^ out °^ orc^er- HP'^ *S 'II IB One "SWAN" gold nib will outlast fli H I '' ; \sm " gi*os&.>s of tlie bust steel pens. iHlti I ' W%k "CaVAv" Siei' y°U aie tbe niOre thne a Hi I if ,jI! ! rerybody respects the man who puts feCT?""]! M |I ; ■•- money down for a "SWAN"—he IF? f^- JIM^ u ..0w3 discrimination. \mj |g |pPfflnfitai ! .., i i:i]j^jQ Sold by all high-class Stationers. »• i\W Our illustrated Booklet tells alvi-t f the "SWAN" —write for it to-doy— p^ic ■ImABIE, TODDandCO., MMMufnrturcra. ? II London and J-snni'-l:<-;. m^M IS Australasian Representative:— IS J. A. BURKE, . m 15 Waltham Building. El 24 Bond Street, SydiiF?.