BUSNESS NOTES.
REES-JONES' BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
There are hundreds upon hundreds or 'peopie in Wanganui town and coi-ntry districts who are prepared to admit that the Rees-Jones' boot and shoe emporiums, in the Avenue, has been instrumental in saving manypounds in household expenditure, tfears ago this firm found that its consideration for the masses by providing quality footwear at the lowest possible price, received its due reward in the form of a large connection, which is being steadily increased as the bargains in boots and shoes become more widely known. The advance in the price of footwear, owing to the increased price of leather, and the cost of production, make it necessary for parents to buy in the cheapesr market when, of course, cheapness is combined with quality, and it is here that Rees-Jones come,, in. Furthermore, the stock- of boots and shoes for men. women and children is so extensive and varied that the store compares more than favourably with those in some of our cities. To make matters complete there is such a good staff of courteous and "nothing is too much trouble" class of assistants that patrons find it a pler.sure to patronise the stores. At present the big sale is proving a great source of attraction, and those who wish to participate in the special bargains offering should bear in mind that it is always a good policy to get in early. Cabbage, Cauiflower and Onion Pknts at Mrs. Wallace's, Guyton bt., to-day. In addition to the usual lines of poultry, produce, etc., Williams and Harper' will sell by auction to-day a large quantity of goods, including a, graphophone and 200 records, lot carpenters' tools, d.b. gun, and heaps or useful sundries. Local business people may obtain luncheon at the Rutland Hotel between the hours of 1 and 2 p.m., for one shilling and sixpence. 12 choice named varieties of sweet- | pp"* for Is post paid, at W. ParneU'a. Six varieties asters for Is; six varieties zennia, Is; 12 varieties of antirrhinums, Is; six varieties Canterbury bells, Is; 12 varieties phlox drummond', Is: six varieties stocks. Is; 12 varu eties pansies. Is; post paid from W. 'Farnell. Avenue, Wanganui. -.. WHAT WOMEN HAVE WAITED FOR. One of th-e most useful scientific discoveries of the present day, so far as womenfolk are concerned, is the' "Norubbing Laundry Help." This valuable article washes .'all clothes clean without rubbing or injury to the hands or finest fabrics, and it is no wonder that it is being so universally welcomed by the ladies. It reduces their work in the laundry to a minimum, and those who have not yet tried it should peruse the pictorial display advertisement, published in another part of this issue. * A treat -is. sure to follow, and thence onj the " No-nibbing Laundry Help" will, we' feel sure, be a certain part of the laundry equipment. Hedge plants in all varieties, nofi ready for planting. Send ypur ordei !to Benefield's Nursery, Aramoho. Floral wreaths beautifully made* up at .Mrs. 'Wallace's, Guyton Street; 'pho.-.e 830. An exceptionally good farm is £idyertised by Hiorns and Co. It is an ideal dairj farm and situated in ~ favoured position respecting climate, coin, munications, school, and on a good road. Creamery on property. Roses in all the ieading varieties bow ready at Benefield's Nursery, Aramoho. BEADLE AND BARROW. ' ■ ■ jg£ Beadle and Barrba's factory, 64 St. Hill Street, is well worth a visit, and there is no doubt that the firm provides ample evidence.of its progressiveness. The factory is equipped with, the latest machinery, which is operated by efficient workmen, thus guaranteeing to clients a hrst-class article. Their premises are centrally situated and they invite their customers to see the process of manufacture. The rivm specialises in the manufacture of house joinery, including sash frames, cashes, doors, cupboards, shop fronts, shelving, etc. Another branch of their business is «w repairing and edge tool sharpening and setting. In a nutshell Beadle and Barron's factory carries all the necessary machines required in. this trade under the'direction of an expert.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16718, 12 August 1916, Page 6
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