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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17478, 24 January 1919, Page 3

I (' 'FIT'S ifllj ifs G°?®J) \ \\ STeOHOAHDHA>^DSOME .£ '" £ r jr- 'Cl^. " "H. 8." bag* and trunks areWJr JgK ~\\ f^ 1- built -to outlast travel. Stronjj,jjj s VN "i'lT^fCM^' Trti light--and.'.easily handled, 2"C they form an imp°rtajxt item 1 F W^^^fi^^^^^^^^^il J§=fl in t]ie enjoyment of a holiday, ' ' ' .jiSLi.^sy — J whether it be for a week-end or , 5 SOLTD LEATHTR BRIEF BAGS,' Sizes 12 to IS inches.— * ; 1 1E From 18/6. - ..T VERY SERVICEABLE SUIT CASES, liglit and strong— - J» From 11/6 upwards. 1 C SOLID LEATHER KIT BAGS, with-lock and ciasps— From 32/6. ;' % LADIES' BLOUSE AND HAT CASES, fitted with Cones.— ; J / "Ffom 31/6. 4? Extra Strong CABIN TRUNKS, iitted with trays, \ bra*s-bound " corners and locks.— ' From 90/-' upwards. I NEW ZEALAND i^^^^^M , V CLOTHING PAGTOm ' Hf^Mf^B AVENUE, WANGANUL jCfaQllffNG FACTORY t l ' . ■ ■ ."_*._." '-. ';,'■■ ' ■ ■ ■ • B ■ * ' ' ' '."■'.-.■ ' > r A Revolution .:. in Tire Sizing I \ All rubber-tread GOODRICH millimeter Tires measure up to "the exact miHimeters of Djiameter and Cross-Section \ v specified by the Bk«a branded on. them. - \ ''\ This makes every Goodrich Tire.an "OVER-SIZE" Tire , \i when compared with every other millimeter Tjre. \ "■ No increase in price ii charfed for this tremend^nsly important increase in size. • ' »■ Ftill Sized Tires \ [ ■ . . ' ■ ' ■ ' ■' ' ' . T GOODEICH SERVICE STATION, * 65 Ridgway Street, ' Wangaaui,, ] '- Specials for Working Men. 25 Pairs 100 Pairs -c DARK OVERALL TROUSERS. ALL WOOL MOSGTEIi • . ... ~ft •%'■'' SADDLE TROUSERS. ■ a/11 : : 17/6 .;. 2 DozGii —~— ■ -1'; •■' *. GOOD HARD-WEARING SHIRTS. 25 Pairs q /-11 ENGLISH SADDLE TROUSERS. . 3/11 16/6 PR 1 ■'■ \ All Sissrs ' ! '■ ' — : ; • COAT AND TROUSERS. SUMMER UNDERPANTS AND - Summer Weights. - SH/RTS. 2/11 ■. each. COTTON" OQ/r ■ J sox- I''31 ''3- WOOLLEN SOX, 2/-. J. J. ®U€MKELL, 103, 105. AVENUE , ' ; • _ SHACKLOCK'S. "ORION-"."Ranges. I^TOAV THAT THE WAR IS OVER THE CLAIMS OF THE HOUSEWIFE SHOULD HAVE CONSIDERATION! - ; Equip her Kirciien with an np-to-date ORION Range, and you ' will be providing her with the Greatest Help she can have in tl;o daily work- of Cooking and Baking. ; * * Sizes and S-yles to Sui>t every Hrane. ASK y OUR IRONMONGER TO SHOW YOU ONE. H. E.SHACKLOGK Ltd. DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON.' AND AUCKLAND. m——^■■■a mm in «i iiiwiiniiw■ i—n ■■■' iinnnnininrnummr—r—^^"™^ m^^ ——— , ■■■. ' ■ ■ ■!■ ' ' ' . COMPit ISING JR.AKES, at 2g 6d, 3s, and 3s (id. f GARDEN GLOVES in leather afc 3s, RAKES (extra strong) at 4s 6d and and half leather and canvas, 2s 6d 5s 6d each I'ROWERS at 3s 6d to 8s (id each. HOES at 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, to Ss 6d ea. HOSE, very best 3-ply, i-inch. Is. ptw SPADES — Stanley's American, aud foot Parkes' British. SPRAY PUMPS, a large variety t and FORKS. —4 and 5 tine; digging, pota. we specially recommend the So. 5' to. and manure Anton —the compressed air; ani; LAWN MOWERS—."GoIden Gate" Myer's. ball-bearing. ' IN FACT EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR THE GARDEN CAN BE HAD AT IBONMONGEE*. 112 VICTORIA AT'SNTE, WAHaAAiUI. Telephone 32L '