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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19513, 16 February 1926, Page 11

GUILDERS. CABINETMAKERS. CARPENTERS. UNDERTAKERS. The Elliot tiioodworker LLIOT ’’ OODWORKER THE ELECTRIC CARPENTER. Merits Your Investigation. It crosscuts, rips, mitres, trenches, rrooves, bores, slots, runs sash stuff, sills, mullions, ete. It has been proved >o be a genuine money-saver. Write JAMES A. MACNEILL, P.O. Box 894, AUCKLAND. A brilliant and lasting polish—that’s what TAN-OL gives to your furniti 3, floors and leather goods. Unequalled for tan shoes.

i • \ mVwKwSfllli I'iifiSwF SUMMER MILLINERY—AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. Usually 27/6 to 37/6. SEE WINDOWS. Sale Prices, 7/11 and 12/6 each. SUMMER FROCKS—IN JERSEY SILKS, FLORAL VOILES, LINENS. Usually 29/6 to 105/-. SEE WINDOWS. Now Less Half Price. SUMMER VESTS AND CORSETS— Sale Prices, 1/-, 1/4, 1/9, 2/6 each. CORSETS—IN ALL SIZES. Less than Half Price. KNITTED SILK JUMPERS—IN LATEST STYLES. Sale Prices, 12/6 to 25/- each. SPILLANE’S L.O.E. WANGANUI.

New Costumes See New Coats |p s New Cardigans . and Jumpers Prices New Millinery and New Costumes Qualities New Under- - clothing °* At WARNOCK’S WARNOCK’S New Goods Warnock’s Drapery Ltd. Wanganui

Ik a cOeX t o» f Ik Bl Chassis Price: £295 tL\ (F. 0.8. Maia Port ) 1289/3 R. B. HORSLEY & CO., WANGANUI M©a>n ONE TON TRUCK,