BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11725, 28 November 1905, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTES.

LADIES UNDERCLOTHING BARGAINS

Ladies v will be intetested to hear that Messrs J. Paul and Co. are offering special bargains in ladies' underclothing this week. The offerings comprise 864 garments, embracing a, whole range of manufacturers' samples, no two alike and all ha'.f the' usual price. A list giving full details,' will be circulated • to-morrow, special attention to which is directed. SPECIAL SHEETING VALUES. Drapery buyers will no doubt be pleased to hear that Messrs George and Kersl#y have just opened, up another shipment of their well-Known slieetuigs. As the firm buy in very large quantities direct from the leading manufacturers of the -Old Country, they are in a position to offer such ''sLo-tl-.i;- va>.. „ . .j ... -i probably not obtain ab!o As . >.\ hc-x .• in Ne*.v "ealand. Hundreds of careful ho.usewives realise this, which probably accounts for the fact that the Economic sheetings are known from one end of this coaat to the other. Here are three lines the firm have a tr&mendous -demand for: — No. 1-frStrong white sheeting, for single beds, at the tempting price of 7id t jjer yard; this quality is usually sold nt Is: No. 2—2 — Strong white twill sheeting, lor threequarter beds, at the low price of*9Jd per yard. This quality^ is, usually, sold at is 3d. No. 3 — Superior white : twill sheeting, ' for double beds, at the popular jjrice of Is per yard;* this quality is usually sold at Is 6d to Is 9d.^ " ' ' Ladies who buy' their household drapery at the Economic can always depend upon getting the most reliable .qualities at the LOWEST possible prices. . If you're interested in "Sheeting Values" visit the Economic NOW. ....

"Pinsy" is the headache enemy.

First sirl: "My poojrmo.iijer has a fearful headache." ■ Second girl: "So had min^, but a "Pansy" Headache Wafer cured it immediately."

Anvon« on the look-out for a nice little suburban home should look up an advertisement on page 8 of this issue.

Ifcififlio! That's better. One 'Tansy" Headache Wafer '^aa cured my dreadful headache.

Farmers, how are the potatoes? Th'a very purest 'copper sulphate," as" recomended by Professor Kirk, sold by the Davieo Pharmacy.

Large hauls of fish have iust been made on the. coast, and the people of Wanganui will now liave the opportunity .of. fresh fish at pripes to suit all. " To avoid disappointment,', .ordfer 'irom Yarrow lat once.

Lady travellers can retain th© nice appearance of their clothes by haying .a good rigid steel trunk. It "is "the only iway , to prevent "'the' clothes beipg" cjwaseil ' and crushed in the journey.'. Mr S.ayid McFarlane, of Ridgway "Jstfeet/ has, a large assortment of all sizes/at reasonable prices.

To facilitate adver't'isiner reference to any particular window display, .Mesara R. H. White "and, Co., Iwho are^ever. to the front for value, yaiiet^', aiid "syßtßjn.haye adopted the .idea of .numbering -each window on the plate .glass. Reader? are. today particularly requested. t to lopjt j& Window No. 2. which, contains '» very ohoica showing of household grapery. .. "" .

• Graceful and unusual costumes, distinctive and original. .T.'-J. lattlejohn's dreasmaking staff take a grea t deal <jf u Jwrid« in producing bnljr tl\e' newest ajji? ;beltt Breses are "of CQurße : ,TrialSe to' order, but sus-mestions as to what is correct and the ability to carry ,tli«m into ;effec€ -maice Litt'ejohn's the id^al' fashion centre. I New holiday and summer costumes are now. .beins' made, and orders '^should. ".be (.placed early' to avoid' disappointment.' '. ' r • '

D. J. E°a" and Co. are having a busy time at their sale of Creamer'a fancy foods. They are now bringing forward all the dolls 1 , a magnificent' ilot, and marked down to less than half-price; so we -would, arlvis* otia and to.'buy at once, as' thia lot of dolls will only last a few days at the prices they are marked. Also, *th»tr fancy wools and silks are having a bi£ fsaie-a.t 2r>. Tier skein. Papery transfer* are in jrreat demand. Come and see JFor" yourselves. " - - ■ .-

Attractiveness, of wrional apnearance, , if certainly very desirable and i* a }tavs measure- n'ep*ssr»'rv for "success .iji'life. (-rood, ro"%] appearance Tnat^riaHy. Fashionable taiJ™.infr .is the Vi'irj J, J. BnrV^eli does, arirJ he alwijM satires as .to tstyle. itVnrftl nfic^. .'Melb^uTn^ TToiw»>lias» an ;e3tahlished r^nutatioTji for hijrh-plass' wot:*-, vet Ithfl* Tvr ( ire*. hr-n alwjws'.' moderate." What about ■"mir holiday suit: v v;TN»relecti"»» will "s'non he here, then t^e"Jiotiif»ays. Better order now and avoid tbe*«fnsh.-~ " > ' •

Tb-p pto-^ TTrii'-"3. Jff f . 7>T"ti.''-nßf"''«7 >T "ti.''-nßf"''« "on Rqfomlay vriOb a carwo of mala for Messrs "FntrioV and Co..' and should arrive \sr* in "hT'it j* v<"iV. C^f Timers of coal whether for hmTse v '°l / 1 o- st^nm. ni<*T»nses nr* nslr^d f o note this t\vr\ plore th-°ir orders now. T'ia T>Tif? 5« Tvjjnw lr«Tvfc p* the J^w Tjrke ~f '2 Q s» rie" ton, ox slrm d^ivere 1 * in -the lwrvuorV. wTii'i 1 th<>. poftl i«| fro"> tV.<» Salt"* mir'f ac fvevimig cargoes.' quality A 1. It can be A from "ivy '''alAr, but iDSJjj*; m <r«tfcing Newcastle. It is gopd' and cheap.

"Besting the pistol" is a term .used in athletics, but it will .serve to illustrate the position regarding J. -" Paul and Co'.'s special offer of longcjoth and calico underclothing.. Though the sale was" not intended to starts»till to-morrow, ' a good ; many -ladies to-dav'-*beat the "pistol and swarmed around the~?e F ' offerings, and sur-' pris? and delight was * expressed on all hands as to the splendid values offering. No one, however, neeij have any fear of the supnly running snort for a' day or two, but judging by the demand it will be the wisest .plan fo shop early. A few items will serve to illustrate the -significance of this bargain : giving event: — •Ladies' .nainsook camisoles, daintly .trimmed with Swiss embroid4rv, ' real tor.phnu lace, tucks, J etc. sales 'prices Is lid, ?s 3d. 2s 6ri; 3s' 3d. '3s Gd. 3s I'M,' 4s 6*l, ,4s lid. 5s 6d: ladies' goad . quality, well- : made, lonsjcloth .combinations, trimmed with frills. 4s 6rt each";' ladies' lonpcloth combinations," trimmed \witn embroidery, 4s 9d, 5s 6d~" 5s 9d, 6s 3d : children's pinafores a special line in muslin, trimmed with embroidery and lace. Is, 3d, _ls>6d, Is 9d, Is lid: a choice 'assortment of col.OHr- a d"f»nfl Wank silk moirette underskirts, with very wide 'shaped frills,' finished off with smaller frills, all tbe newest shapes, 8s 6d. 10s 6d. 12s 6d, 13s pd, 14s £d to 355, about half-price; night-dresses, beautifully made and rich.lv '-trimmed, tucks and embroidery, 3s lid, 4s 6d,'ss 3d, sft 6d, 6s ;lld. . • ; : .