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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 8 February 1917, Page 2

There's no sound argument for 11111111111 paying more for the same groceries —the same quality—the same ser- i^^^^^^^^^^^^^i vice—than we charge you. We buy J """ "^^ in large quantities for cash, and we m ffi El PC H0 " AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE J& p^GTS 'n PRICES. S' » ;S It's a fact that you'll saw money i |gK every week if you get your groceries 118 11% «. B !. ' at this store of lower prices. Every I HmlXAWlVflfi (X -' item in the list below is a straight- f Hw<aWW»II«U« ■'Wr ' out unvarnished reason why you 1 m should purchase all your 1 ...... . W GROCERIES AT KERNOFIAII'S i } . jj^^^c^^^Sf ' Flour, per 1001b. bag, 15/9. Sheeps' Tongues, 1/3 tin. H Flour, per 501b bag. C/- Potatoes, 91bs 1/-. - Flour, per 251b. bag, 4s Bd. Onions, 81bs 1/-. ' #■ ' . ;^ Sugar, IA, 701b bag, 14/9 Milk, per tin, 7d. Oatmeal, 251b. bag, 4/9. Cocoa, per %lb. tin, Bd. Cream of Tartar, per lb 2/-.' Starch, per lb, Gd. Jam, 3 tins for Is. ] ue, per lb, lOd. Rice (best), 51bs. Is. Cordials, lOd. per hot. Soap Powders, 10 packets Is. Jam jars 21b. lor 1/3. Jellie3, « pkts. lor Is. Sardines, 4 tins 1/-. Maccarfcni, 6d per pkt Salt, I4lbs. for 1/-. ■ Cornflour, 31bs 1/2. . \ . I ...-:■ I . . . ■ " ! THE FAiSUS GHE£P PRqVSDE^S, SUYTOM STREET km TAYLORVIttE. * :"''' '■'~"/,,' ■■',';, 1,,, :.:t.yirr. ii' l rti^^ - Furnishing on Sound Methods. Satisfy the dictates of good taste and ,^ refinement In the furnishing of your home, ' by selecting its appointments here, ' ' ffl,^'!'V^P^il^ ' You will obtain Furniture that will gj^l'i WZy/'-Mi [I, be a prid? to you all your )\ie, on account BMjH \ |] '|| - of its handsomeness and excellent con- ,mip p ', ■ wnjp We have many choice styles in which 5 M <' »^^^ |i{| w& to fife -out yonr anode with quality fnrai- iH , i^^BlP| ttire. Bo not for one moment entertain B^B : K^^^^^fe so-called "cheap" furnishing offers. \m^^~ Be guided by an examination of the furniture in our showrooms—it will p'ay^bu'. L-»THE FURNISHERS *^rIj. '** I Open All Day Thursdays, Closed at 12 Noon Saturdays. ' \ ** _WWly Ja^ffffafflsyi but unles* yao take it in h»nd,1 serious threst and ' TJliity CClllllS '* I? 8 trouW? s "^ follow* ake Bonninston's j4?^ ! r**^?^ '.■* once> *^ere "no remedy so safe and sure v#^ ; JSOlljHjJfi? v S c ***I*<^ir^ prwen fwnily-congh medicine— j&^ 118* " ' • 5 ; Commences '"" Keep a little money in riserve for fepSni February 2nd! On that day it will buy half as much again as it will now! For * *»y the 2nd is the opening date of our great \ ~~J\ Thirjd Half Yearly Sal 3, and we guaranj\ J~J\ tee a record lot of bargains. :' /LJW lf\ A BGORD LOT not only in the • v 7 //' //I ' matter-of-quantity, but record as to price--7/M h\ /I/tl cutting also. f\ viffiL^ /I B> RGAINS YOU NSBD NOW. SumV 1i ' Msr L miiT soods. Household requirements, m rH^^'t wearables' clotnin S —everything within 3^ f*^£Z**^y I) out store will be re-priced at phenomenal I "^u^^*- / / sale figures. D ' ' ' ;' ■'■■•. BARGAINS YOU WILL NEED "LATER ON" AS WELL. Many a golden opportunity will be jresented.to.save on Winter and Autumn needs which will be wanted as the Sumnisr ' slips away. Ofit Rfi&dv' We ape Ooisii So' ■' ■ - • ■ •. - - *^*"^W^—i^—I»II«IIWIIII—B^WIIIIIMWIIHm II Ml «■ 111 IMaWWOTMHimMBJIu.II.naJJ