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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20013, 17 February 1914, Page 21

WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known.—Polder's, Ltd. Great Clearing Sale is going. Study these for Children: 48 pairs Champagne Strap Shoes, usual price 4s lls; now Is lid. 36 pairs Girls' Tan One-bar Shoes, only 4s lid usual price 7s 6d. 36 pairs Girls1 Tan X-Bar Shoes 5s 6d; usual price 9s 6d. All new goods at Forder's, Ltd. HHHE least bit of extra strain makee you feel irritable, does it? And Jater oni comes depression. >. Th**n you're run-down, and need^a tonic The finest invigorator of th© present Jay :s Marshall's Fospherine; it. never fa'lfl: and the effect is lasting. Try a-'single' bottle and test it for yourself. Is am?, 2 6d; largest size equals 4 shilling bottles. All; chemists and stores sel' it. WANTED Known.—Half price days Friday and Satua-dlay, for remnants. We have two counters loaded, which includes Sheetings, Prints, Lawns, Calicos, Dress Goods 3 Drills, and Galateas. J. McFarlane. limESKCFish, all "Kinds, at Spiro's, JO You can rely on • -Spiro, Ridgway Street. 'Phone 442. WANTED to sell, a few new Windmills and Pumps, below cost price to dear the line\ Apply C. M. -Burrett, Wicksteed Place., A LL-classes of Builders' and OontracjljL tors' Ironwork supplied. Motorl car springs repaired.-Brazing in brass and copper. J. E. P. Cannell, Taupo Quay, Wicksteed Place. MRS. M. Milne* ladies' and children's outfitter. Guyton Street, desires to notify the ladies of Wanganui that she is now prepared to undertake dressmaking of every description.' Costumes a speciality. Underclothing 5 orders executed by a specialist in lingerie. WANGANUI LABOUR BUREAU. WE have the following awaiting engagement :—Married couples, farm hands, men for day work, cowboys, waitresses, lady helps, etc Wanganui Labour Bureau, 78, The Avenue. 'Phone 891. . WANTED to sell, 1 acre, St. John's Hill, £175, no cash, terms five per cent. Will build if required. Apply this office.

QTROUD'S WEEKLY LIST of ex!nJ ceptional bargains:—Very massive Chesterfield couch and .2 . divan chairs, fully sprung... and. covered with dark red velvet, £18 10s 3 a rare snip. ■ tSinger's drophead sewing machine, latest model, as mew, £7. Ladies' cycle, perfect condition, £4 10s. Typewriters, Armstrong and Blick, practically new* £5 10s each. Handsome 3pxece suite comprising settee and 2 chairs covered in raised velvet pile, £6 15s. Modern Scotch chest of drawers in dark wood -handsomely carved, £6 10s. Gent's gold Rotherfoam watch in perfect condition, £7 10s Duchess chest and pairs—l can offer exceptional values, in these useful articles of furniture. Sideboards, dark wood, handsomely carved, £6 10s; another with glass cupboard and antique fittings, "£S 15s; also several at lower prices; all are exceptional bargains. Hand sewing machine, "White," practically new, £2 10s. For bargains in kitchen tables, dining tables, beds, bedding, linos., chairs anr* every other household requisite, write, 'phone or call at Stroud's Ridgway St., Wanganui. 'Phone 804.' "CULTURE OF THE HAIR." "' What better gift can woman desire than beautiful hair. Yet, after all, its beauty is to a great extent purely a matter* of cultivation. If every#woman would only make a daily practice of gently massaging the scalp a few moments and! then apply Df Wilson's Regenerator, it is safe to say that an abundant growth would be assured, and grey, hair would disappear like magic.' Give it a trial; the results will delight ' you. , ■" '■.'■ •■.; •' ••. . ■■."■.•■: Dr Wilson's Regenerator is procurable in Wanganui froraJ. Paul and Co., McGruer's, and all leading hairdressers. Bottles 3s fid each. v ■' . A BIG HEADACHE... Stopped for a little money by using U.F.S. HEADACHE WAFERS Composed entirely of vegetable products and warranted free from opium, chloral, antipyrin, and other dangerous (narcotic drugs.. ■. ' PRICE. Is. BOX (post free). .■■ UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DISPENSARY, 65A, GUYTON ST., WANGANUI. (Telephone 860). C.4STLECLIFF SEASIDE RESORT. The Royal Cafe. NEAR KIOSK. Private Board and Res;»3t?LOo. Terms apply •MRS- M. TAYLOR, Manageress. "Stop Pushing" If you were to put a , LODGE SPARKING PLUG in the one valve covex- of your engine, and a LODGE DOUBLE PO,LE PLUG in the other valve cover, that engine would wonder WHAT ON EARTH PUSHED IT! When it got the first impulse, and, if it could, would ask you to stop pushing. FIVE MILES MORE PER GALLON! And you'd wonder what had become ef the old hills that troubled you! We have a shipment of the miracleworkers. ANDREW, Ltd., CAMPBELL ENGINE DEPOT, WANGANUI.