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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 19961, 15 December 1913, Page 2

CHOICE FRUITS Thrifty Housewives i Never fail to replete the store-house for winter with Choice Fruits and Jams. The fruit season is now beginning, and Irwm Farrell ; Wholesale Fruiterer and Confectioner,. 233, VICTORIA AVENUE. Is booking orders for Gooseberries, Black and Red Currants^ Apricots, Peaches, Plums, Greengages. Damson's, Raspber ries, etc. Hundreds of satisfied customers last year. Book early. 'Pbori* 356. F. E. CALLAGHAN, ' Has given so many people in Wan- ; ganui FOOT JOY by providing comfort- : able and easy BOOTS land SHOES, that bis business in Victoria Avenue has outgrown his premises. He has now removed to a larger and move commodious shop in Christie's Buildings, (Presbyterian Church site), above King's Theatre. J Men, Youths, Women, Maidens and Children catered for liberally. i Enjoy the Christmas and Xew Year holidays by wearing our stylish, smart," j comfortable i?i fit, and excellent wearing Boots and Shoes. Our value is uniformly good. CA LL AC KAN'S QUALITY SHOE STORE 'And REPAI RING FACTORY.. (Just above King's Theatre). J&. Veiables Cricket R r i M**^ > His Excellency the Governor, |!fv< i "Nomads" Rep. Players, j£* i • * Schools and Colleges throughP'Js * 1 out New Zealand. f&k ! BEST selected. 2^sW&ih \ PRACTICE, 255. Wi , ] OTHER SIZES from 10s Gd. |fi|j' * Mail Orders receive prompt *$St£S? ;/* flod personal attention. (Sole Agent) 93, CAMPBELL ST.. WANG AN LI. 1/3 terln ary &hoeing Forge. m. i-iill sti:ki-:'s (Next door to Chavannes' Garage.) We guarantee to cure hors-os <>l brursh <■£, tutting (oomruonly known as clicking or stumbling), corns, caiui ?tx>dy toe, and bruised feet. Specie care taken with trotters and riid'hors-* All shoes made on the prsmio** are c' steel. /?. Sheesfcy and Go*