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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12708, 20 March 1911, Page 4

JEWELS FOR MY LADY GAY. Though her income be small a woman's longing for pretty trinkets need not go unsatisfied. " Nowadays the makers of Jewellery have simplified that matter immensely. Most fascinating little ornaments —as artistic and charming as they > aro useful can be procured for little prices at DREW'S Here are charming new designs in Hat-pins. Enamel Hat-pins, alike pvetty and fashionable. — Sterling Silver Hat-pins in choice new styles. Add a few of these Bins to your collection. They'll be much admired. i ■ VICTORIA AVENUE. WANGANUI. r Travelling \ Requisites Brief bags from 10s 6d Gladstone bags irozx. 35s ; ' Portmanteaux trom 19s 6d Suit Cases . from 15s Steel Trunks from 10s Cd * Black Cabin Trunks 42s €d (leather bound) ' Green Canvas Trunks 45s t (leather bound) And a large and choice assort- ;•> ment of ail wool Colonial Rugs At HALKENSTEIN BROS., LTD., TRAVEL IX COMFORT. 1 NEWtZEAEANDfI- ■ TRAVEL IN COMFORT. « J Williams and Go., JJBWELJWERS, Are offering Hand Bags, Purses, Dressiiig><Jases, .and Fitted Bags, at 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT for two weeks only. ; * We have a very large Stock of the above in the Latest Makes and Finest Leathers! ** If you require a Bag or Purse, NOW is the time to get one. Remember— 4 Shillings in the £ Discount. WeLLIAMS & GO.v 45, VICTORIA AVENPE, WANGANTJI. Telephone, 221. HAVE YOU SEEM THE LATEST IN Collapsible 80-Carts The Most Compact and Easily Manipulated GO-CART at prefent selling. OPENS with no -effoiit, and CLOSES as easily. May be ADJUSTED in a second TO ANY ANGLE Tieqinrad for BABY'S COMFORT. Should any part of the Go-Cart become damaged SPARE PARTS may always be obtained from F. Dexter, AVENUE, THE COLLAPSIBLE GO-CARTS alluded to, are partly made of the finest stool, aro splendidly finished in GREEN or BROWN, and for APPEARANCE, S TRENGTH, LIGHTNESS, SIMPLICITY, CONVENIENCE AND DURABILITY, ARE UNEXCELLED. CALL AND ASK FOR THEM TO BE SHOWN YOU. F. Dexter, TWO DOORS FROM GUYTON STREET, Avenue, Wanganui. HEW RED CROSS CONTEST.! How tc Earn 1 C<3 6s. Od.l Ist Prize - - S3 3s. Od. 1 2nd Prize - - £2 2s. Od. || 3rd Prize - - £1 Is, Od. B These prizes will be Riven for the greatest ■ number ol New Zealand Towns ami Town- H ships formed from the following sentence--- ■ "Prescriptions Dispensed from any B Physician, day or night, at the Red g Cross Pharmacy." B CONDITIONS.-Decision ■will be announced B •even clays niter the Contest close 9. A well- m known local business man will act as ju^ge. Df and his decision shall be final. Names of ■ vrinncrs will be announced in Wanganui H papers. Kach letter in the sentence can only |I be used twice, for instance, there are seven s's ■ in the sentecce. therefore, you will be allowed 9 14 s's only. 7n case ola tie. the Contestant H who uses t'je least number ol letters will be ■ awarded tne prize, i( a further tie. the prizes H will be divided. Each answer is to be sent in with the wrapper of the Sample Tablet o' Soap, which is given away Kree to every purchaser of a Shilling and upwards, at the Red Cross All Night Pharmacy. Avenue, near Ingeslre Street, (Photo, goods excepted). Orders by post with cash enclosed, will receiver the Soap. Lists to be posted aftet. Tanuatv'!) and before March 31st, 1911. and addressee, to I The Manager Red Cross Contest. Box 121. Wangakci, ALL-NIGH? PHARMACY, RED CROSH PHARMACY. i Nou- TnouctnA ftfTmo*