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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 251, 22 October 1937, Page 11

Advertising can reduce selling costs and lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer.

1/ A BRILLIANT BEVY OF BLOUSES! Alive, poppy, breezy, young Blouses! We have styles in abundance—there is no encl to the versatility of them! No matter what your taste—don’t think' of buying a blouse until you’ve seen our collection. Prices are ridiculously modest. TOP SKETCH. THE BOILING SILK SHIRT for golf or spectator sports and most suitable with tweeds. Perfectly tailored in attractive stripes and checks of every design and colour. S.W., W. and O.S. PRICE, 5/9—Post Free CENTRE SKETCH. AN UNUSUAL LOCKNIT BLOUSE in green with a wide ribbed stripe of white. A cross-cut yoke breaks the line with very smart effect to a high sports neckline. Also in blue/white. W. size. PRICE, 5/11—Post Free. BOTTOM SKETCH. A TAILORED LOCKNIT BLOUSE in a cut new style for sports or costume wear. In Fawn, White, Navy, Sky, Brown and at the attractive price— 3/11—Post Free AN ATTRACTIVE RIBBED LOCKNIT BLOUSE—has just arrived for the new season with collarless revers, V neck and short sleeve. Ideal for slacks and shorts. In white, fawn sky ,emon - PRICE, 6/11—Post Free DAINTY EMBROIDERED LOCKNIT BLOUSES— In pastel shades with neat high necks and short sleeves. PRICE, 4/11—Post Free PALMERSTON’S FASHION CENTRE. Est. 1883

C.O.D By RAIL! COMMISSION ONLY 4d. IN £ J-INKING buyers with sellers, the Railway Department undertakes delivery of parcels from sellers to buyers—Cash on Delivery—at a charge of only 4d in the £ on the selling price (minimum charge 6d), in addition to the ordinary freight cost. This concession applies to consignments up to a declared value of £5O, for which the Department takes full responsibility. Special arrangements may be made for consignments exceeding £5O in value and for live animals and birds. This C.O.D. st rviee h;is the same wide range as the wellknown “Through Booking” system between the North and South Islands. PASS IT ON TO YOUR RAILWAYS