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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12824, 16 October 1911, Page 2

fPAITI *S ALL WHITE WINDOWS An epitome of Summer Styles. Littlo remains to be told of this splendid display of White Goods. The windows extol the merits of articles showii, likewise the latest fasliWINDOW NO. 1. ■ WINDOW NO. 2. TUNIC SHIRTS & FLANNEL WHITE 'VARSITY SUITS TROUSERS FOR BOYS. For the Summer Man. ' 'fh o young terrors will look The latest White Tunic Shirts rather Smart in one of thosa neat and tho most useful Flannel Suits. , Trousers are here displayed for tho This window contains the best lover of the outdoor life. natalities and values obtainable. Rowing. Tennis, Bowls and Mndo of Strong White Drill and Cricket will bo more enjoyable if White Flannels that resist wear, you arc clothed in any of these These 'Varsity Suits aro tho- class comfortable items of apparel. yon require. WINDOW NO. 3. BLOUSES—ALL WHITE. ALL XJio numberless occasions on lunDTil NEW which a blouse is worn renders it .: WORTH GOODS necessary for every woman to havo SEEING* well nirrh a score on hand. This entrancing Blouse Exhibit will suggest the correct thing for ' tho Sneoial occasion. , t WINDOW NO. 4. WINDOW NO. 5. ALL WHITE 'KERCHIEFS. EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES. Ireland. France, Switzerland and L Britain, send their quota of dainty X. ow j e fc us nrgo . you to see, this bits of Linen and Lace, and (Mus- lovely array of "Robes. Pass tho lin and Embroidery. other interesting windows if you - Many are tho chaste designs dis- Vt i[\ > but see No. 5. played'in this window. Ladies' the Embroidered Robes aro simply delightful, also tho Tunic, and Camisole Embroideries. One Word———Come!. , J.PAUL & CO., WANGANUI.

Just as Natural for Us to Lead As for Others to Follow. ALWAYS CHEAPEST AT KERNOHANS POTATOES, Prime Quality, 7s 9d POLLARD, per sack Us. per i:ir£ sack. J3RAN, per sack 5s 3d. POTATOES, per cwfc., 5s Gd.. WHEAT, per sack, 15a Gd. SALMON* per tin KM. PEACHES, per tin 9d. WAX" CANDJiESMGoz., per lb. Gd. APRICOTS, per tin 9d. MATCHES, Wax, per gross 3s Bd. MARMALADE, ],er 21b. ja»\ only CLEANED CUPIIANTS, 3 lbs. for Is 2d Is. TOBACCO. Derby. ss-3d. CORNFLOUR. •'Jibs, for Is. TOBACCO,' Hayeloek. 5s 3d. JAM. 4 tins for'ls.._ FIGS, FIGS, 4 boxes for Is. FLOOR POLISH. 4 tins for Is. LOVELY CO.OKTNG FIGS, 41bs. HAMS, HAMS, B|d. per. lb. for Is.. ','I -''. - .' , BACON (Cuts), sd. lb. HERRINGS IN TOMATO SAUCE. SLICED BACON, lOd per lb. . I'arge, 7d tin. SALMON AND SHRIMP PASTE, FRESH HERRINGS, for 5d tin. 6d jar. SALT (fine) 20ibs. for Is. SHEEP'S TONGUES, Is per tin. WASHING SODA, IGlbs. for Is. BUTTER, BUTTER. FINEST DEFIANCE BRAND Is 2d . , , Is 2d, Is 2d PER LB. S WHO KEPT DOWN THE PRICE _~. tCY OF BUTTER'•■'IN WANGANUI *H6 " RIGHT THROUGH THE WINA I w '-HER? IF YOU ARE A STRANGER rV\ I* jirJSK HERE ASK YOUR NEIGHBOUR, P^l)feS^n«% HOUSEHOLD NAME OF ■ ■ S K.g2a N v /wk kernohan. 5 nP^ I W CAIjL AND GET OUII MONTHLY S, HrV ?i? & \ PRTOF. LIST, EVERYTHING S Y~— ' I .. ~ \ QUOTED. NO FLASH IN THE l^^fe^ KERNOHAN & Go., O THE FAMOUS CHEAP PROg\m VII'ERS, DIT ATQ 14- GUYTON STREET AND TAYLORDC AID W&3O "" VILLE THPM AH Wp? N.B.— YvE ASK THE HEARTY : J" UI. VT 1" .. T-."... I SUPPORT OF EVERY WORKER. —K. AND CO.

SECURE A SHARE OF THE PROFITS OF THE Australian lutuai Provident Society. For tk« CURRENT YEAR by EFFECTING a LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY with that office BEFORE THE GLO3E OF THE YEAR. The following are a. few ACTUAL EXAMPLES Of BONUS DECLARED as at 31st Deeombor, 1910, on Whole-Lif© Policies Table A. effected during OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, and DECEMBER, 1910: -"oli«jr No. Ago. Sum Assured. Premium Paid. 1910 Reversionary . Bonus. £ £ s. d. £. s. d. 437,210 17 500 8 10 0 7 10 fli 437.110 -20 300 5 12 3 4 10 0 437.372 24 50Q 10 7 11 7 10 0 -137,712 30 1000 , 24 18 15 0 0 437,085 36 1000 28 10 10 15 0 0 -137,446 43 2000 71 5 0 30 0 0 BONUSES VEST WHEN POLICIES HAVE BEEN TWO (2) YEARS IN FORCE. Tl.n amount-of PROFIT distributed am ongst POLICY HOLDERS for the ONE YEAH, 1910, exceeded EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS CASH. REMEMBER the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, beo.iu.se NO OTHER OFFICE DIVIDES SUOH LARGE PROFITS. Branch Office—CUSTOM.HOU 13E-Q U AY, WELLINGTON!. DIRECTORS: Tlk"H«b. O. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Ohairaiun); A. do B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman); tho Hon. E.Richardson, C.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq. EDWAHI) W. LOWE Resident' Secretary. C. G. JOHNSON, District Secretary, Wancanui.