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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 291, 8 December 1928, Page 2

MEANS HAPPINESS Tane’s ■4»— EMULSION GIVES YOU BOTH &rue it ujltfi any fruit in U /FivE M \ J |CIjSTAft,D JStockton f COAfe’] ? The demand for Stoclclon Coal § 2 mined at Westport has increased s J by 55,000 tons, or over 60 5 ? per cent., in two years. 2 ? Ask yourself the reason for this 2 ? increasing popularity. S | HOLM AND CO., | i -17 St. Hill Street. ’Phone 29SS S WANGANUI AGENTS It Means Just 8 ft -1 A packet does W weekly washings! Has someone ise forestalled you in that invention of vours? How can you tell without expert advice and the necessary experience’ in patent law. Call now with your idea for a consultation in eonfidcnce. Henry Hughes, Ltd.. (Directors: W. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, Regd. Patent Attorneys) 157 Featherston Street. Wellington.' Persistent corns can’t resist Progandra. 1/6.

THERKLESON Ltd For VALUE! did single rimu BEDSTEAD5 _ u O you use 27/6 HIA f° r DOUBLE RIMU BEDSTEADS—IU V D U V money, TEA WAGGONS—One of the mOttier? most useful articles in the home. NEW CURTAIN MATERIALS in “Looks like you're starting home-making all over again. the very effective 2-Tone Effects. , , . _ , T r , , , r We have j” st Lmded a shipment of Well, dear, 1 am. rather and 1 reel the need of a linoleums with the "accolac" change and a little extra comfort. It’s time we refurnished, finish. anyway, so we got this Chesterfield Suite, those Cushions, and The “Accolac” Finish is a lacquer the new Carpet.” sur , f f° that ( ! ir ‘ "/'! ni ? t adh<?r ». t0 > r and to protect the Linoleum against the effects of soaps and powders, “And they’re lovely, too, Mother. But you didn't get ctc - , TIIIS s P ccia i “Accolac” Finish , . lit ~, , . , , greatly increases the durability and things like that at any cheap-jack shop. 1 bet they cost wcar bf the Linoleum. a bit.” NEW ZEALAND REVERSIBLE “Not so much as you’d think, and we haven’t paid for wool rugs in new designs and ~ . v r , 1I L I J- tl I I > colourings. Prices ranging from them yet. Your father and 1 have been reading lherklesons ig/6 Each. advertisements which tell how easy it is to get GOOD furniture at a price not any higher than some shops charge for jerry- our upholstery will stand built, undersize furniture; and pay for it out of our weekly THE test income. Last Friday evening we went along, picked out what you see here, paid a small deposit, and arranged to pay the r< rj, l) f N< i7 D h TABIjES — OIOI,I balance in small instalments that we can meet easily.” "Oh! Mother, just fancy you and Dad doing that after all the lectures you have given Fred and I about time payment.” “But this is different, my dear. Five minutes chat with Therkleson’s convinced us that their system is fair to all. And they are so obliging, meeting their customers’ wishes in every way, that it is SAFE as well as pleasant to shop at— THERKLESON LTD. The Progressive Furnishers AVENUE, PHONE 3061 WANGANUI