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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11703, 1 November 1905, Page 7

Worthy Dress Goods. Qur unique position for close buying enables -.s to offer exceptional values, and especially in Dress Goods. For wide choice and good sound value we -stand unequalled on the Coast. We are prepared at any time to back up our assertions ■with convincing proof. The goods we offer and the price tickets on them speak for themselves. . All we ask is careful and intelligent inspection. For instance, no lovelier goods could be imagined than our Embroidered Orepolines and Crepe de Chenes in black and creme. Yet they are just ordinary prices. Then* again you .should see our stylish " Corririna " and " Marlboro " Fancy Costume Tweeds, not to mention our Silk Muslins with embroidered spots. Just the thing for evening wear and only 5/11 a yd. By-the-bye, we have just opened a line of dainty Jap Silk Blousings in floral designs and spots. Prices 2/11 and 4/6. These are quite the correct thing. Creme Nun's Veiling, embroidered, for blouses,' 1/11. Also, one costume each only of the loveliest Check Voiles you ever s_w. Black Goods are also well represented. French Voiles 1/11 to 6/11. Drap Royal, 4/11. Taffettas, 2/3 to 6/U. Crepolines, 2/3 to 4/11. Crespins, 2/6 to 4/n. ■ ' ; ■ We are sure a visit to oar Dress Department would be • a mutual pleasure. ' / * VICTORIA I DA HI & ?* WCTOWA AVENUE. J. lAUL 6 VO. AVENUE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. HANDSOME BONUS TO GASH BUYERS. On and after Ist November, 1905, we will give you a Printed Ticket similar to the one below every time youpurchase any of our goods for Cash. ; • These Tickets will record the Amount of yo_r-Purchasei- - ' When you have spent £2 we will take back your tioketa and hand you 1/- in Cash or Goods to that value. You need not spend your £2 all at onee — just make your ordinary purchases and save your tickets. by paying .63. 63 noy.-i .^ £&3! j. A. THOMSON. CO., MUBTBE »*"» You get your Goods CROCERS, ETC., _♦«,« VICTORIA AVENUE, at tine of a WAN6ANUI. ' ' . _ , VERY LOWEST .- Purchase of Goods PRICES _* •• * otherwise and * our M 0 TICKET Discount Ticket Return £2 worth of these „ Checks and get 1/- in C»0 bt givto. a 8 weilt Cash or Goods. To make this Bonus System perfect and satisfactory, we have installed one of the latest and most up-to-date National Cash Eegisters, which prints on your Ticket the Amount you. . spend on each occasion. Remember— 6d In every aB Returnid* It will pay you more than ever to be a Cash customer at our store. J. A. THOMSON & Co., GROCERS, Etc., VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANTJI.

WANTED Known. — For Sale. — Separator Plant. Price, 6835. Apply Herald. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REMOVE A LICENSE TO OTHER PREMISES. I TOM HODSON, of Wanganui, Baker * and Confectioner, being the holder of a New Zealand Wine ■License in respect of the house and premises situate on part Section 198, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, do hereby give notice that I desir,e to obtain and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Wanganui on the 4th day of December, 1905, apply for the removal of the license for the aforesaid house and premises to a house situate on part Section 180, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Dated the Ist day of November, 1905. , i T. HODSON. THOS. LLOYD, ( Applicant's Solicitor.

LANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTTNG. EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESSMAKER. MISS BOHAN, who has "been appointed " agent by Mas Kate Stewart, t will teach the above,system, the latest and most perfect method yet devised. By it the whole work of designing and cutting out a dress is reduced to a fixed system. Easily understood; rapidly acquired; no calculations. i Ladies cordially invited 'to make enquiries from Mrs J. J. Buckrell, Melbourne House. A demonstration will be given on a , date to be advertised in a future issue.