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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 255, 28 October 1939, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. Days p.m. & 8 p.m. YESTERDAY'S DELIGHTED AUDIENCES WERE CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER AT COLUMBIA'S DELIRIOUSLY FUNNY COMEDY DON'T MISS IT ! “Good Girls Go To Paris” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) with MELVYN JOAN DOUGLAS BLONDELL WALTER CONNOLLY SPLENDID FIRST HALF'.—“Diving Rhythm,” Sports Thrill g Screen Snapshots (best for years) “Man Made Island,” Colour Tour 9 “Republic of Panama,” Colour Cruise Latest Air Mail News, etc. B Plans at D.I.C. till 11.15 a.m. Theatre from Noon. I

\\7EDDING Invitations printed at shortest notice and at moderate cost. Attractive and modern designs. Ask for prices and samples. ’Phone 2191. Country enquiries promptly attended to. The Wanganui Chronicle.

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Wanganui Furniture Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Wanganui East. Oak and Rimu Bedroom, Dinina Room and Loumie Suites PRESENT EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF STOCK IS OFFERED TO YOU AT PRE-WAR DIRECT FACTORY PRICES BUYING NOW WILL ENSURE SAVINGS TO YOU OF 50% Tremendous Increased Cost of Raw Materials Now 1 aking Place Must Result In Increased Prices. UNOLEUM LINOLEUM LINOLEUM EXTENSIVE SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. CONGOLEUM, Limited Stocks, 6ft. wide 4/2/9 Yard GENUINE LINOLEUMS, 6ft. wide fe/fc, 7/6, 8/fc» 9/6 Yard INLAID LINOLEUMS, 6ft. wide JO/6,11/6,12/6 Yard Large Stocks Rugs at Pre-War Prices. CARPETS BODJ and SQUARE CARPETS FAMOUS DIRECT FACTORY PRICES RESULTED IN ENORMOUS SALES LAST MONTH. LIMITED STOCKS STILL AVAILABLE AT PRICES THAT SAVE YOU 50% ON PRESENT LANDED COST CARPETS . $/$, 6/1 WILTON H/6 Yard AXMINSTER H/6, 15/6 Yard BEDDSNG BEDDING BEDDING AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Finest Quality JAP ARA KAPOC OUR FAMOUS 3FT. RIMU BEDSTEAD WITH SPECIAL SPRING ROLLED EDGE WIRE WAITRESS Complete 35/6 I MJY WHERE THE BEST COSTS LESS iin* i w OPEN LATE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS.

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