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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 222, 19 September 1936, Page 13

SHOW DAY SPECIALS ! Pies for Daddy and me. We're never late for dinner when Mummy has Hamilton's Pies. Ask for Hamilton's! Slogan for the Children’s Gardening Circle Great Show: “We’ll be there!” “yyE'LL Be There”—where? At the C.G.C. wonderful Spring Show. Drill Hall next Friday and Saturday. JjAST Year over 2000 adults visited the C.G.C. Flower Show. We'll be there again! [7 LOWERS and Music—'midst a setting of wonderful flowers, Trussell’s Orchestra of 20 instruments will entertain you—where? At the Children’s Show on Friday night. We'll be there! pLOWERS, Music and Beautiful Floral Ballets by members of Miss M. Swann's Dancing Class. Wonderful last year—better this year. Saturday morning, 26th., at the Drill Hali. "We’ll be there!” r |’HE largest juvenile horticultural movement in the world. Yes, you will see it all at the Drill Hall next Friday and Saturday. Adults 6d, Children 6d. “We’ll be there!” gEE Our Wonder Birthday Cake and Trophies in McGruer’s window. Special Birthday Party 2 p.m. at the Drill Hall on Saturday. “We’ll be there!” FOR LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S

WT.AR VISIT ARMITAGE'S T ADIES’ Umbrellas, just arrived from England. Price 5/11 to 10/6. A RT. Silk Tennis Socks in White and Colours, 1/- to 1/6. 'pHE very newest in Ladies’ Loaknit. Shades: Sky, White, Pale Green, Deep Saxe, Fawn and Lemon, 2/6. Also in Plain White Cambric 1/9. CHILDREN'S Coat and Hat Sets. Sizes 16 to 20. London tailored. 15/6 to 17/6. CHILDREN’S Sandal Socks. Art. Silk and Cotton, coloured tops. The famous Maid Marina make. Fancy coloured lops 1/- to 1/6. Sizes 3 to 8, and in colours of Sky, Peach, and Lemon. Sizes 6 to 10, 1/4 to 1/8. CHILDREN'S Berets 1/3 CHILDREN'S Assorted Locknit Bloomers, sizes 1 to 9, 1/6 to 2/6. All wanted shades. r ARGE Rango of Ladies’ Costumes, Frocks and Coats at keen prices. ARMITAGE'S THE AVENUE. Dustin’s welcome you to Wanganui 9 Special Arrangements for Country Visitors on Days of the Show. DUSTIN’S VICTORIA AVENUE (Near the G.P.0.)