Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Wanganui Chronicle, 3 October 1947, Page 4

DAVID. A. C. LILBURNE. OPTICIAN, 129 VICTORIA AVENUE. WANGANUI. CONSULTANT. DONALD G. AURISCH, F.8.0.A. (Hons.). London., S.D.O.N.Z. ’Phone 3006 for Appointments. Mr. Aurisch will visit Marton on Tuesday, October 14. 'Phone Mr. Holdaway. 2635. for appointments. Taihape will be visited on Wednesday. Oct. 22. Phone Mr Bond, 168, for appointments.

CHECK THESE POINTS _ A moment s consideration for the bodywork of your car may save you pounds worth of appearance and years of life. * REPLACE RUSTED STEEL WINDOW FRAMES. * REPLACE LEAKING FABRIC TOPS. * REBUILD DEFECTIVE RUNNING BOARDS. * REPLACE TWISTED RADIATOR GRILLS AND FIT NEW CORES. * HAVE BROWNIES SMOOTH AWAY DENTS AND BUCKLES. C. C. Brownie & Co. LTD. AVENUE Above Ingestre Street 'PHONE 2659

CHARM FOR YOUR HOME! Colour, warmth and beauty are the attributes of our new range of wallpapers. R & E T| NGEY V a CO., LTD. VICTORIA AVENUE 'Phone 5404 WANGANUI

20 Minutes to Recharge a Battery. Harman’s now have installed the Lightning Vesta Battery Recharger that does away with all the bother of rented batteries and long waits. Harman's can recharge your battery in your car in just 20 minutes. Drive in and enquire. H. S. HARMAN Ltd. VICTORIA AVENUE 'Phone 2980 WICKSTEED ST.

A Perfect 9 V Service ART dyeing. I r 7 dry f \ JJJ| CLEANING ' ,! ’ I Modern Plant and Modi' P I srn methods of dry cleanII 1 ‘JHHhi " n 9 ensures a service equal to any in N.Z. Garney Spooner & Son Ltd. 119 GUYTON STREET. 'PHONE 4880.

ITS A PLEASURE TO EAT A pleasant meal requires three things good Food, pleasant surroundings, and good service. MM 'IK These three qualities are so efficiently combined ar jg UmA the Royale Willows, as to make it the most popular restaurant and tearooms in town. W Wbflf ROYALE WILLOWS KEEP RAILWAY WAGONS MOVING CO-OPERATION OF SHEEP FARMERS REQUESTED During the wool season the Railways Department would appreciate the co-operation of sheep farmers and ail consigners; they can render valuable assistance -by loading railway wagons promptly and to full capacity and by regulating consignments during the rush period. Every foot of space in every wagon counts! Don't waste it! See that every wagon carries a full load and works full time. Load Quickly; Unload Quickly; Release Quickly

MR. MAN THESE ARE THINGS YOU ARE SURE TO NEED. SMALL KNICK-KNACKS. ; MEN’S WEAR. TIE PINS. SOX FANCY and PLAIN. TIE SLIDES. SPORTS SHIRTS Big Range. COLLAR STIFFENERS. I Buy Now for Summer. DRESS STUDS and CUFF LINKS. ! PYJAMAS—Light or Heavy. TOOTH BRUSH and PASTE. J UNDERWEAR Interlock. ARM BANDS (Elastic). I UNDERWEAR Silk Locknit. lEITS (Elastic). ' PULLOVERS Sleeveless. lELTS (Plastic). ' HATS Snappy Styles. TRACES (All Elastic). ! CAPS Nice Donegals. RAZOR STRAPS. DRESSING GOWNS Wool ; or Silk. PAY US A VISIT LET US HELP YOU. anTToU KOORFY^ vic avenue OUTFITTERS 11V Vlllj 1 U 'Phone 2826. (JUST PAST MASON STRUTHERS)