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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18162, 26 April 1921, Page 1

THE WHITE MAN FRUITERER. Our lines are too numerous to mention. Our Quality Supreme. Our Motto: Cleanliness and Civility. G. F. STONE. ’Phone 855. 207 Avenue.

FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. Area. Equity. Would Like (Acres) 650 £3OOO War bonds 51« £3804 Offer 200 £4OOO Small farm. o 0 £0425 50 to 60 acres 450 60 10 80 acr <*. 4<jo £0470 Sections or Town 1344 £5300 3/400 aer^ 61 W 135 £3375 50 acres. 492 £1752 Offer. 996 £7500 Small fattening farm. Send your Offers along for Exchange. NOW is THE TIME. Get on the Land. Do you want to Lease your Property? STANLEY E. READ. ' - REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 76-78 Ridgway Street, Wanganui Office ’phone 503. Business Wanteds. < EJIANO Tuning—To preserve y oaT * thA T’ a ‘ !d get , tb * best see that it is properly tuned. Ria K u „ Ipton s, 16j Avenue. ’Phone 529 Country 1 uning fnr I "Strong, , ' v!de fatting and good value; hJI leather, soles suitable for the coming winter weather, string and neat; quid, ity tirst-class, at Thorp’s, opposite tlie English ( hurch, Avenue. V AV ? EI I Known—Youths’ BooTn solid leather ail through for school and country wear. Tbe’se are the la lest up-to-date patterns from some 1 the best makers’ goods, and a trial will easily satisfy anyone as tc tbcir nearing qualities. Get a pair at i.ioi| s tlie Avenue, Wanganui. II a/ANiED Known—Vie have quan- ’ ’ t;ty of Infants’ Shoes, tan .-nd biack to l>c cleared at a great reduction cn present prices as there is a great increase in the prices of these goods. Mothers would do well to buy these at Thorp’s, opposite the English Church. lA'AAlf.ll Known—We have a good ’ ’ lot of Boys’ and Youths’ Stout School Boots, all solid leather. Don t let the boys get their feet wet Get the boots from Thorp’s. 59 Victoria Avenue. V’VANTED Known—Men's Shooters ’ _ Our prices for these are the lowest in Wanganui; guaranteed good wear and reasonable rates at Thorp’s the Avenue, Wanganui. J. G. SWAN AND CO.. INDENT AGENTS AND IMPORTERS DIRECT Importers of Tumblers, Win and Champagne (Hasses. Hat ton’s Plate Powder. Cigars, Cigarettes etc. Telephone 439. Entrance throug Blundell and Brown’s. A. LINDSAY Begs to notify the Public that he has taken over Mr McCullough’s Hat Re-blvcking Business in His Majesty’s Buildings (upstairs), where lie is prepared to clean and re-block or remodel Felt Hats of all descriptions. Special care taken with Velours. Suits. Costumes, etc., thoroughly cleaned by latest methods. Suits 10/. Costumes 8/6; Hats from 4/ upwards, according to requirements. Owing to the number of repeat Omers being received, patrons are requested to bring their orders earlv to avoid delay. Country orders will receive imnw< diate attention.' Business Hours: 8.30 to 5.30.