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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 148, 25 June 1931, Page 4

Cut Prices BARGAINS IN CLOTHING AND MERCERY MEN’S WOOLLEN SOX—Only lOd and 1/- Pair MEN’S STRONG TWEED TROUSERS— Only S/ll Pair MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS—3/11, 4/6 Each MEN'S SUPER QUALITY NEGLIGE SHIRTS—Fist Dye3/11 MEN’S POLICE BRACES— .. Only 1/11 Pair MEN’S GOOD QUALITY FLEECY SINGLETS—2/6 Each MEN’S WOOL AND COTTON SINGLETS—To Clear2/11 MEN’S PYJAMAS—OnIy 4/11 Suit. MEN’S HEAVY SOX—9d, 1/-, 1/6 Pair CARDIGANS— —CARDIGANS. MEN’S CARDIGANS—for 7/6, 8/11 to 16/6 MEN’S LUMBER JACKETS—for 3/11, 12/6 to 29z6 BOYS’ WEAR BOYS' WEAK BOYS’ JERSEYS AND TIE—AI! sizes3/11 Each BOYS’ NAVY SHORTS—AII sizesOnlv 4/11 Pair SUITS AND OVERCOATS. -MEN’S SMART TWEED COATS—From39/6 MEN’S GOOD SUITS—To Clear from39/6 to 89/6 MEN’S OILY CANVAS COATS—2B,6 and 39/6 WORKING MEN’S WEAR AT WHOLESALE COST. Have a Try at Our £lO Cash Competition.

; ? In Good Times I. C. S. Men are ? I : The FIRST taken on : I : and in Bad times they are • ‘ 8 ! : The LAST put nil! : g i DON’T TAKE RISKS! JOIN THE 1.C.5.! ; ie ,ts traiainc has put THOUSANDS of ’ y ■ avera<£ men into hip jobs and ■ - ■ kept them there. ■ c ; Don't Say You Never Had A Chance ! Z I 2 Vht I.C.S. Il'ustration maktl ■ I- ■ home tludu practical “ : International 3- Correspondence Schools ; IC ; (NEW ZEALAND) LIMITED Z il- ■ 182 R. Wakefield Street, Wellington. ■ 1. ■ Sirs. —Pleas**-cad me free pro>p«ctus givins full par- ■ • ■ ticularaof all branches of the prafeuiaa or occupation I j ■ before which I hsva marked X (If your subject is not ■ S J ; on this list, write it here) J id • Architect, —General Bookkeeper, 2 II I —Meeh.Draughtsman,—Station Bookkeeper, ■ Z —Structural Eng r, —s<r/esman(anybranchi * 10 • —Concrete Contractor, —Show Card Writer, ■ ■ Building Conlraetor,— Adfert'r(eny branch) * . ■ —Carpenter, —Com. Illustrator, ■ '* Z Plan Drawer, —Journ’iW(anybranch) * g • —Shire Engineer, —General Eaucation, ■ (1 " —Shire Overseer, —Language (Cphone) Z Z Special Eliminations J U : -ElectricalEntiineer ’ It ; ~_.D , n . a i p rt . lm ; , e . —Mln EMriclan, -Public d . -Acmlunc Engiu ~ S . cc ,.| p lpl . X ' s ! p,rt. —Milllmn, > ■ Plumber, —Shorthand-Tpplng, • ■ Mathematician, —Bus. Correspondence J d ■ (There are over 4,200,000 I.C.S. Students, ■ ” over 26.G00 of these being in New Zealnnd). J ■ ENQUIRIES COST NOTHING—POST NOW • y . . , r J Name • <r J Age Occupation. • Address • a —. . rai 1 P O W 1 N G. u O W ING. 1 ARAMOHO BOATING CLUB p e A LL members are requested to atd tend the boat shed on Sunday 0 morning at 10 a.m. sharp to take part t in the River Procession. t

GOLFERS FIND MIRPIL A BLESSING. Mirpil is doubly beneficial for golfer.-:, l !as it not only relieves .Sunburn and Windburu, but will also be found an excellent emollient for tho hands. [ Mirpil is a. scientifically prepared skin lotion and obtainable all chemists and stores, or from The W. 11. Comstock t’o. Ltd. (makers nf Dr Morse’s Indian Hoot Pills), 8 Farish Street. Wellington. Price 2'6 per bottle, post paid.*