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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17076, 1 September 1917, Page 6

IS THIS YOUR CASE ? • It is the man or womai who has only slight trouble who is most apt t# neglect it. Yet these are just the cases that are most easily relieved, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEIOUS SYMPTOMS. ' But let us examine your eyes now, and make you a pair of glasses that will relieve your eyes and be secure, comfortable, and becoming. RQM^ATnM OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, ■ WlflE.fl I Ilii* 658 GUYTON STREET, WANGANUI. 2-5 Years' Experience Glasgow and London. DCSH7 COMPLAIN ABOUT THE COST OF LIVING WHEN YOU CAN BUY GROCERIES SO CHEAP AT PHILPOT'S. JUST A PEW OF OUR PRICES:— 70 SUGAR 15/6. 9 WASHING POWDERS . . 1/-. 4 Cakes FANCY SOAP . . lid. PHOENIX WINE BISCUITS 6d. 3 ESSENCE . 1/-. 3 BARS SOAP 2/6 ESSENCE OF COFFEE .. 1/-. 5 CAKES SANDSOAP .... 1/- ' 3 Tins FLOOR POLISH .. 1/3. MILK 7<j 5 JELLIES 1/-. FACTORY BUTTER ..... 1/6.' PKILPOT'S, GDZTON STREET - OPPOSITE LADiES'PvEST. And at GLASGOW STREET. Thone 981. COOPERS, 39, AVENUE. WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE NEW COAT FROCKS AND COSTUMES FOR SPRING. EEpnpn^n°^™^ Slt K ' IM7l M7 ALL WOOL COVERT AND GABPORTED COSIUMES. Beautiful ARDINE SHOWER PROOF Designs, Latest Cut and Newest COATS. Lined i\roughout. PPTPTT # Q■'•+ ion PRICSJ fr°m s*° 7 GnSiPKICE fram 8 to 12 Gns. VERY SMART COAT FROCKS, J (Spe^de-che^e c^ O^ VeJ? Gabardine, Fawn and Green. smart. PRICE from 7 to 9 Gns. "PRICE from 3 to 5 Gns. VERY UP-TO-DATE COSTUMES A very smart range of BLOUSES, in -Coverts, Gabardines and Serges. Comprising the newest shapes va - • Beautifully lined. Made by our own Crepe-de-Chene, Silk, Voile, etc. workmen. PRICE from 7to 9 Gns. ] PRICES from 15 S to 50s. WE ARE NOW SHOWING^ OUR NEW SEASON'S MATERIALS AN© STYLES TO ORDER tfROM. WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT. COOPER'S, 39 AVENUE. ; WANGAHOL1 TO MOTORISTS. ■.WHEN IN WANT OF A NTIW, HOOD COVER FOR YOUB CAI WEITE OR RING UP BOYD AND BRENNAN, ; NIXON PLACE. ALL CLASSES OF MOTOR AND COACH TRIMMING DONB BT EXPERTS ON THE PREMISES. 'Phone 354.

DAY MORE, 1917 Annual Sacrifice 1917 Closes To-Day, Saturday YOUR O PPORTUNITY. Two days more and our 1917 Sacrifice will be a thing of the past. The next two days will be made memorable. There's t going to be no half measures, no half hearted business about it. Right up to noon on Saturday next, throw-out prices will hold s™:r.- 12iSH. IJ!l? EAND BAGS and PURSES, BRUSHWARE, BASKETWARE, TRAVELiSSiiSS^' £ NTIMONY WARE, ELECTROPLATE, CIGAR AND CIGARETTE CASES < : ?55555, °t SES ' L^BIES' COMPANIONS and MANICURE SETS, MIRRORS, COMBS, O S2£ P$ TOILET REQUISITES. WRISTLET WATCHES, PHOTO FRAMES household requisites. " / • • - The Sale started with thousands of bargains, and big inroads have been made, but we have brought forward reserve supplies for the final nutter, and the offerings of the next two days will be just as enticing as the very first day's presentation. • ' The goods are those wanted right now by thousands of men and women, and in thousands of homes, and as. the reductions are absolute, now is the time to buy. 4m± REMEMBER THE SACRIFICE CLOSES AT NOON ON SATURDAY NEXT. r -