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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 117, 21 May 1942, Page 2

Sour Children Need : eeial Protection Aaahtti the Severity of our Winter GIRLS' AND MAIDS’ GIRLS' JUMPERS FELT CLOTH HATS Quality Jumpers with round necks, buttoning a charming range that includes new Haloes and at shoulder. Pixie Bonnets, some with stitched brims and some I a nvi la vvith touches of wo °l embroidery. In Tan, 15/© * 2^/ v Sky, Royal, Brown, Scarlet and Bottle Green. GIRLS’ AND MAIDS' 6/6 T 0 9/6 CARDIGANS ' Identical quality and colours as the jumpers iw»Tn«' cmadt described above. Two very pleasing styles. Some MAIDS SMART with welted waist, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32 and 34-inch NEW FELT MILLINERY bust sizes. TO *9® /&. A col ' ec ti° n °f Haloes, Bonnets and Slouch types 7/ 11 &7/O that cannot --.il to please! Some with scalloped oTTirc aktti twattic!’ brims, some with brim edge felt laced. In Wine, GIRLS AND MAIDS Rust, Navy, Saxe, Petrel Nigger Brown, Fern COATS Green, and Light Tan. Smartly cut tweeds in a wide range o£ styles and 8/6 '’ ’ 16/6 shades. 16in. to 42in. *’ *V/ V J7/W 77/0 DRESSING GOWNS GIRLS' AND MAIDS' NEW WOOLLEN FROCKS Sizes for girls and maids, also for little women. Every bit as snug as they are smart. Some with We are really thrilled with this delivery of two double-tired pockets and fastening with Dressing Gowns because they are so smartlj cut hidden domes, skirt .pleated—Some with a row in a wrap-around style, tying with sash. Broad of covered buttons, skirt flared. In Saxe, Teal, 1 rounded revers add interest. Coral Pink, Light Tan. Brown, Cinnamon and Bottle. Sizes 27 to Saxe, Dark Saxe, Teal and Cyclamen with self--42-inch. I coloured chevron stripe. 4/11 TO 49/6 1 10/6 10 27/6 The House That Value Built

io,? c. j l , k . ■ For the Winter Term children ■ *827 Sturdy school boot in BLACK CHROME. Light but serviceable. must have sturdy boots and MBaR Screwed soles shoes that wi) | keep thejr feet '**». 8s 5 and 10 II and 12 warm and dry! Bring the ,3 /- 14 / 3 15 / 3 kiddies to HANNAH’S where 13 and I 2 and 3 school footwear has been a f 16/3 17/6 speciality for over 70 years. 4 and s You’ll find Hannah quality the ' *** IR/9 BEST—and our prices mean ' worth-while savings! CHILDREN KEEP WELH/W/rW/ I 375’—Serviceable Fringed Tongue Tie shoe in BLACK CALF. Stout leather soles. 1807—Boys’ Stout CHROME Derby Shoe. 1376—Same shoe in BROWN CALF. Famous "USKIDE” Studded Rubber sole 1411—Sturdily constructed BLACK 1 1 2 ' 3 »" d 1 l and h o eeL ,„ ~ ~ CHROME unlined shoe. Solid 15/11 16/11 18/11 9 and 10 Hand 12 1 3 and I leather soles and heels. Note the ... , ~ 13/11 15/11 17/low prices. Satisfactory wear guaranteed. 19/11 21/- 22/6 2 and 3 18/3 4 and J 20/6 iS/9 ’|i/9° U 1 MU BUT V..7..K.A AV.AC.V HANnAH j 2 and 3 4 and S ■■■■■■■■■■■■ MF throughout New 15/6 16/6

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town, and was also an employee of the Borough Council. He is survived by his wife, four sons and one daughter. There are 16 grandchildren. MR. FRANCIS C. SAUNDERS. The death has occurred at Morrinsville, of Mr. Francis Collingwood Saunders, aged 65. Mr. Saunders went to Morrinsville 34 years ago and until 1934, when he retired through illhealth, he was employed by the New Zealand P.ailways. He is survived by his wife and two sons. pARNELL & For QRCH I D S .

VVEDDING Invitations primed at shortest notice and at moderate cost. Attractive and modern designs. Ask f>r prices and samples. 'Phone 2191. Country enquiries promptly attended to. The Wanganui Chronicle.

ZANN BANISHES PILES. ' I ZANN has given relief to hundreds I c Send 9d stamps for generous trial, I 1 treatment. Zann Pty., Box 952, N. ; I < Wellington, I t