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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18821, 11 July 1923, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ' GT. PAUL’S T-TALL, ’N’T. i- ALL’S IJ -ALL, WANGANUI. PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EVENINGS OF PROVERB AND SONG. With th® Rev. p p ttarry, ev. -* • -Li. Jlarry, “HOT POINT” TALKER OF WELLINGTON. “HOT POINT’ TALKER OF WELLINGTON. EACH EVENING (EXCEPT FRIDAY) till THURSDAY, JULY 19th. TELLING TALKS ON TIMELY TOPICS. TELLING TALKS ON TIMELY TOPICS. 3 P.M —WOMEN ONLY. 3 P.M.—WOMEN ONLY. “LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.” “LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.” THIS EVENING, AT 7.30: THIS EVENING, AT 7.30: THIS EVENING, AT 7.30; HE HAS MADE HIS BED; HE “HE HAS MADE HIS BED; HE “HE HAS MADE HIS BED- HE MUST LIE ON IT.” MUSI LIE ON IT.” MUST LIE ON IT.” SOLOS, QUARTETTES, AND COM-! MUNIIY SINGING. | COME ONE. COME ALL. ATISS ANITA WEBSTER will receive' y”- intending Pupils at her Studio, ( Friendly Society’s new Building) Guy-I ton Street. Hours 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., 2 to 4 30 p.m. Calisthenics and Ballet Class, Saturday next at 3 p.m. Ballroom Class shoitly.

TO MOTORISTS. yV r HY drive your car with a shabby T ’ looking Radiator, when you cau have it beautifully electroplated for the following price : Buick, 455; Dodge, 355; Chevrolet, 37s fid.: Essex, 45s 6d; Hudson, 50s; Hupmobile, 50s; Nash, 455; Olsmobile 455; Overland, 37s (id* Studebaker, 455; Willy’s Knight, 47s 6d. Brass Reflectors Re-silvered, each 7s 66" Iron Reflectors, Re-silvered, each 12s 6d Note.—Any motorist can remove the outer casing of his radiator, and either forward or bring direct to us. I ADAMS AND BOYD, Electroplaters in Brass. Copper, Nickel, Silver and Gold. 11 Trafalgar Place, Wanganui. Phene 934. THE DIGGERS’ DYERS. IV. G. HIGGLE AND COY., TAILORS, DYERS, DRY CLEANERS, AND HAT RE-BLOCKERS, GUYTON ST., NEXT SMEATON’S. ’Phone 1907. <AUR up-to-dato Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Works are at your service. Ladies’ or Gent’s Felt, Velour and Straw Hats cleaned and re-blccked peifectly (all shapes). Our prices are right. Satisfaction guaranteed in all branches of our work. THE DIGGERS’ DYERS, ’.Phone 1907.

JACKSON’S QAMFLE 61 DUBLIN STREET, Wanganui. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. I Ladies’ Jumpers, from 12 '6 to 3715. I.adies’ Vests, all prices, from 2/11. Cashmere Hose, 2/11, 3/11, 4/6, 5/11 and 6/11. . Men’s Sox, from 1/6; Roslyn, 2/6 pair. Saddle Tweed Trousers, reduced from 35/- to 27/6. A largo range of Men’s Singlets, to cleor from 6/6. Heavy Wool Unders, 7'6 a pair. Heavy Wool Double Blankets, 39/6 pair Single All-wool Blankets, 29/6 a pair. Roslyn Flannel, all colours, S»€ a yard. Doctor Flannel, navy and cream, 3/6 a yard. Lace Curtains from 13/6 to 21s a pair. 1 Single Quilt, 8/6. 1 Child’s Suit, 15/-. Wool, all colours, 8d s skein. 30 Men’s Kaiapoi Shirts to clear at 5/6 each. These are genuine bargains. Mail your order or ’phone 11'84. Orders promptly deliveied. INFLUENZA. INFLUENZA is raging in _ many homes. Be prepared for it and take home a bottle of our INFLUENZA AND COLD MIXTURE. Each dose does good all the way down Price, 2/6 per bottle. Obtainable only at UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ DISPENSARY. 77 Guyton Street.