4 SPECIAL | LINES I 8 Pieces 561 n. Figured Repps, Stripe and Check: Tweeds and Worsteds; | usual prices 14/6 and 16/6. To be cleared at 4/11 per yd. 2 Pieces Ail-wool Navy Serge, 42m; usual price 6/11. To go at 2/11. > 3 Pieces 29m. Fuji Silk, worth 2/11. To go at 1/6 per yd. 3 Pieces Velour Coatings, 54in; usual price 14/6 and 16/6. Clearing at ; 6/11 and 7/11 per yd. at WARNOCK’S |
/ ORIENTAL 1 | SPICES I “ IT’S THE WAY THEY TIE MADE." I That's what accounts for the excellence I and recognised superiority of Strang’s I Spices. By our special process the full I flavoring value of the essentia! oils is refl tained. so that the natural richness ©t each sptce is preserved intact. STRANG’S GOLD-MEDAL SPICES May be had in B (Grooad), Clove*. Cinnamon. All* 1 1 Mntweg. Ciuii, Mixed Spice, etc. f Specialties.—Silk-dressed Pure Peppers, KI Piekiing Spices. Culinarv Herbs, J A Corry Powder, Pickle Mixtures, etc. £ i D. STRANG, LTD., Maaofactnrers, Invercargill.
HECOLITH Unbreakable Plates LIFE-LIKE APPEARANCE About half the weight of Vulcanite. Suction guaranteed. Cool and comfbrtable. No more rubber sore months. Cal and allow me to demonstrate this wonderful revolution ai dentistry end remember you are not under any obligation • • the pleasure is mine. SS* E. P. Pridham Dental Surgeon ** The Avenue Over Government Insurance Buildings
MEN! This will Interest YOU For 7 Days Only WE ARE SELLING OUR NEW WINTER OVERCOATS AT A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. 4s in the £* ALL NEW STOCK. o McNiven’s Ltd. The Avenue Wanganui
Sound Value Is much more satisfactory than a so-called “AMAZING BARGAIN.’’ There is usually some flaw in a “bargain,” which, overlooked before acquirement, asserts itself later. We are not making “bargains,” we are making the best boot for farmers we know how. The best materials we can buy, and the best workmanship we are capable of go into the making of The Selwyn Farm Boot 4 A —East India Kip Uppers. Aic B—Full Watertight ft Tongue. h C—Protecting Tongue. —Wax Thread Seams. —Smooth Leather Lining. ‘ F—Leather Block Toe. G—A few Nails or Wf” Sprigs in Soles. * i w H —Solid Leather In- * d S > soles. I—Special Waterproof /Layer. U—Solid Hand-pegged Outsoles. K—Whole Leather Heel Pieces. L—lron TL. M—Solid Leather Stiffener. TO MEASURE IF DESIRED. N—Seamless Counter. O—Shaped Backs. Selwyn Shoe Co. SELWYN BUILDINGS, (Opposite D.1.C.) W. H. BIRD, Proprietor. AVENUE, Wanganui.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19871, 20 June 1927, Page 11
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