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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19441, 29 October 1925, Page 3

Paul’s Star Attractions - FOR TO-MORROW--FRIDAY BIG ROLLER TOWELLING OFFER. HEMMED AND MADE INTO ROLLER TOWELS FREE OF CHARGE 500 Yards BROWN LINEN ROLLER TOWELLING— With Blue, and Rod Cotton Stripes; extra good washing and .wearing quality. Paul’s Star Attraction Price 1/G yard. 500 Yards COLOURED TERRY TOWELLING—With assorted stripes and cheeks; 16 inches wide. Paul’s Star Attraction Prices 9d, 11 J, 1/-, 1/1 yard HEMMED FREE OF CHARGE SEE OUR STAR ATTRACTION WINDOW 6 Dozen LADIES’ WHITE KID GLOVES—2 button; sizes sj, 6. C}, 6* and 6J. Nice soft quality. Price 9/11. Patil's Star Attraction Price 2/11 pair. 50 LADIES’ IMPORTED ENGLISH AND FRENCH MODEL HATS —All this season’s; the usual prices of these beautiful hats are from 69/6 to 89/6 each. Paul’s Star Attraction Price 49/6 each. 3 Pieces DRESS VOILES —In Navy, Grey, and Saxe grounds, with neat small designs in contrasting colours. 38 inches wide. Paul's Star Attraction Price 2/6 yard. 5 pieces COLOURED DRESS LINENS—36 inches wide; good serviceable quality; in Apricot, Saxo, Straw, Champagne, Grey and White. ' Paul’s Star Attraction Price 2/2 yard. OUR STAR ATTRACTIONS ARE ALWAYS GENUINE. OPEN FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 8.30 P.M. FRIDAYS. d. A) AVENUE . WAN CAN US. IF IT COMES FROM PAUL’S IT MUST 3E GOOD. ;

CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 30 HOW TO SOLVE THESE FASCINATING PUZZLES. The numbered squares are the starting points for words extending across or down, or both. One letter to a square. Words end at flirt black square encountered or border of puzzle. Pick out a word that fits a given definition and space. This gives you a clue to oth« words that crosi It, and they in turn to still other words. TRY THIS PUZZLE. THE SOLUTION WILL APPEAR NEXT WEEK gW'i a 3 J 5 ~ 9 '° "I Hr * Epps irj —Hjai —22 ips EE 242$ 526S 26 Sa 27 BeO 28 3T" 3Z SSgfMS E® 34 35 4o 41 |Sg42 S® 45 44 ggp gZ 48- t ggp - 52 iFia 55 UptT 57 58 59“1 K|6o 61 __J ■~l I bf! I t na-rtii HORIZONTAL. VERTICAL 1. Vehicle. 1. To slander. 4. To avoid. 2. A constellation. 8. Knave of clubs. 3. Making a gruntling noise. 11. Plants. 5. Occurs. 12. Kind of deer. 6. Wand. 13. A nut. 7. Keep back. 15. Likewise. 8. To defend. .16. Extent from side to side. 9. Opposite (prefix). 18. German King anil Roman Emperor. 10. Imparts motion. 19. Journals. IL Crochet. 21. A sale. 14. A weight. 23. Can’t be wiped out. 16. To unite, 26. Issue. 17. Centre. 27. Err. 26. An agreement in writing. 28. To perform. 22. Refined. 31. Projections. 24. Part of the body. 34. Wrong. 25. Urchin. 36. A fief. 26. Infer. 37. Fresh. 29. Inferior stuff. 38. Possessive pronoun. 30. Recurrent serioi 39. Incorporated (abb.) 32. Almost even. 40. To animate. 33. Descry. 43. To banish. 34. Relieve. 45. A large bird. 35. One (Scots). 46. Human skill. 41. To look better. 48. Signal to go on. 42. Part of a circle. 50. Chief. 44. Stained. 54. To cause to sink. 46. Reply. 56. Invalid. 47. Stains. 59. A mixed dish. 49. Cavities. 60. A shoot. .’ll. Suffix meaning "on# who.” 62. Within. 52. Matter. ; 63. Article of attire. 53. Fragrant oih ? 64. Sooner.' 54. Animal. 165. A salient angle. 55. Almost pious. fl 66. Prosecute. 57. Indian. 167. An edible plant. 58. At a distance. • 68. Beetle. 61. Wrath.

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