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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18533, 15 July 1922, Page 2

Every Line in Our Store Reduced .Granose Biscuits, 1/-. Rickett’s Blue. 1 '2 Plaids, 7d. Newbury’s Rib’iui. 1 I. 2 pkts Cornflour, lOd. Large Edmonds 1 >. Sultanas, I/- 3 Tins Floor Polish 1 -. 6 cakes Sand Soap. 1/-. 3 Pkts. Table Salt. lOd. Lung Preserver, 14. Best Cream oi lartar. 1 1. Boll’s Slides, 1/8 pkt. Wax Candles, 9d. pkt Irish Moss, 1/4 bottle. Large St. Mungo. 1/9 Large Creamoato, 1/7. 2 Jins Disinfectant. 1 IdWP 4 Tins Nugget, ] Id. Lane’s Emulsion, 2 3 Sugar of Milk, 1/9 3 Carbolic Soap, lid. 1 Bournville Cocoa, 1/2 Best Cocoa, 1/6 tin. Radium Floor Polish, Sd. ’ Ilex Cheese. 1/Large bottle Coffee Essence, 1/4 Strang’s Soluble Coffee, 1,4. Philpot’s Busy Store 'Phone 961." GUYTON STREET. Nearly Opp. Ladies’ Rest. . You Can Buy Cheaper AT Murray's Pharmacy KOLYNOS—I/4. CASSELL’S TABLETS 1/8 BEECHAM’S PILLS—I/- W AWN’S WONDER WOOL—2/4 CHAMBERLAIN’S TABS—I/8. MERCOLISED WAX—S/4. ASPRO TABLETS—I/5 & 4/4 STALLAX —4/4. CASCARA TABLETS—IOd. PHEMINOL—6/3. Murray’s Pharmacy, 153 Avenue. Wanganui RITE MEAN’S THINK SBAI It Over There never was a. time in the history of Education when people were so eager to learn a bout tho INTE RN ATI ON AL COR RESPON J) ■ During the month. ENCR SCHOOLS’ Salary-Raising Home-Stuoy of July a Discount Courses. When wages were high, during the War of 10 per cent, is be- Period, many were satisfied with what even an ing allowed off usual untrained man could earn. “Why bother with fees for all Courses special education/’ they said. “when we can make of Instruction, with good money without it?” But now those the exception of times are gone. To-day we see the untrained n Short and Part I. clipping back —taking redn- 1 ion- in wage-. h Courses, which, are 1 mo. wonder people are strictly nett. J .0.3. Courses as never before, no wonder new The above discount students are enrolling by thousands when train-d will be withdrawn men are getting XT. XlO, Xl2 a week while un absolutely on July trained men are going down, to X'3, even 31st. 1922. in some cases. To EARN more. LEARN more. The man with the education is the first man to be promote.! and the last man tj> be dropped INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Head Office for New Zealand—6s CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. OR BOX 233, WANGANUL •< Mm -ei.il E.iln.arlx. —Wl.d.. -or.ueht»m.. l l<lp - C.ncr.t. Enrla.irl.i —M.S./Ti! 1 * Electrical - Bgrleu |t ur . * —Brchlt.eiur. * Bull.in, - Poult<v - FarMln. it lI . **•* Marina Englnsarkir —V ualar is r rain ■••h-k..el.g Motor 4 Gai Engines —Show Card Writer 9 ar **’ • J*leery -Steam En(ln»rln ( -5.1." mimhi. -C..1 a.d M.t.l Hlnla, * -C.’’.’.™ NOTE If th. subject da.lr.d Is n.t In th. ah... Liat. writ. It h.r. NAME AOCSESS

Call, See, It's Better! A published price merely conveys an idea. The real test of value is made when you inspect the goods. More: Your x>ersonal call while McNIVEN’S Fifteenth Half-Yearly Sale is running will demonstrate that their values are GREATER than your most sanguine expectations allowed. WHY WAS-OUR OPENING DAY A RECORD BEATER?— BECAUSE WE OFFERED GOOD GLEAN STOCK AT PRICES CUT DOWN AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. New Goods will be brought forward every day as the sale progresses. HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS: 80 Inch UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS—2/11 yard. 31 Inch SHADOW TISSUES—3/11 yard. COLONIAL ALL WOOL FLANNEL —1/11 yard. MEN’S NEGLIGE SHIRTS —6/11. Good range of patterns. Guaranteed by us to be a splendid line. MEN’S UNDER FLANNELS— 5/11. These are all wool made from Australian Flannel. A RANGE OF BOY’S ALL WOOL PETONE SUlTS—Sizes 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. —36/-. These are one of the best qualities made by these famous makers. Usual Price 59/6. Now 30/.. LADIES’ STRAW HATS—Hundreds to choose from—3/11. ALL REMNANTS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. EVERY OTHER LINE IN BOTH SHOPS SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED IN PRICE. REMEMBER We have only one Sale every season But w» make It merry while it lasts. CALL TO-DAY. THAT IS OUR CONFIDENT INVITATION.