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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 11999, 17 October 1906, Page 2

tf&b. TRIED! ■LffgKt^H BEE OINTMENT is a " tried " Remedy. It VH*&S&T_^P has stood the test of time, and has proved itself to be the most reliable, curatlvt and bMllnp Ointment sold. It Cleanses, Soothes and Heaw. Keep it in the Home. Price 1/6. Sold Everywhere. ! ! M I ! I I i* BBKN well impressed on the Wanganui people by all BOOT DEALERS dkirintr the l»»t six months that manufacturers' prices were rapidly advancing. IJSAV PEOPLB yet realise to what extent the recent advance has reached with the manufacturers, who have to now pay suck big prices for their raw material. OX T R BOOTS were bought direct from the leading manufacturers in the world before the rise. NOT" ONLT have we refrained from taking any advantage of the advance, but ,»r* actually SELLING MANY LINES BILOW MANUFACTUKERS' PRESENT Fines*. " V\L AHE MVKTNO SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK. !. [•;!.$' MOOTS, 12s 6d, in Liu* and Button Glace Kid. „.<)iLS' BOOTS, 16s Gd, in Lace and Button Glace Kid. ].U>irs' JSOOTS, 18s 6d. in Lace and Button Glace Kid. LADIES' 13OOTS, 21s. in Lace and Button Glacp Kid. LADILV BOOTS, 2:j« and 25a, in Gla.w Kid, Louis Hoels, with Brass Plates. J. "< ' )\ )>" s!lon>. siii^'ol* for Mvonins; or i-.uiiiner Walking — lid -(jUft- Kkl. M'.'.i" V.in< t Hot. ;vn<l Higii llcols. " -> tkl— Oru-JYir <J!av-w --in--, /fi}j!i !1» .« \ { <n pcl — On«. (Jar (iln>«. with Be II 11I 1 ' Leather ilcel. ]:■>« fid — One H^r '.>«'. v P.Uout P;j)K i. I.^ather Heel. Very special. >><) sjn.iifir ." <ik«« ..' 0? •}<!, Uu .1 ' 'id F-TliTLr.- ;> i . <"-i', Tan t>— ln, ■• W 2- < : d. 2~ i Id, :is K«l. l« M, 5s 6d, 6s. t-d 'HILnr.KNS HOOTS in Glace, Kid ami Box Calf, all sizes— 3s 6d, 4e, 4b *d, 5* * "id. 8-* sd, Ide 6d. etr. TNFVNTS 1 wnTTE AND TAN FELT SHOES, sizes l's and 3's, Is 3d. WANTS* WFTTB FELT BOOTS, sizr-s l's to 3's, la. SPECIAL BOOT BARGAINS THIS V, EJIK AT WHITE'S. SPECIAL LINES At WHITE'S For this 'Week. ~^— —^ — — — — —^ —^—^^^ -^ melbournVTouse. J. J. BUCKRELL XJTAS just received a large shipment of the above, and "*" invites inspection and comparison of qualities and . prices. Read the following very few lines of the many really cheap items now offering : — Tea Cloths, j Lace Curtains I Tray Cloths. PINK and BLUE i3O pairs Assorted Pat- Linen D'Oyleys, 6d and CHECKS. ! terns, 2/11 pair. • 9d each s}d per yard. |35 pa i rs Assorted Pat- Tray Cloths, assorted, PLAIN & BORDERED | terns, 4/11 pair. 10^d, 1/3, & 1/6 each CLOTHS. I 5 p ac kets Assorted Pat- Afternoon Tea Cloths, 9*a per yard. terns> S/11 pa j r# Hemstitch and Drawn FORFARS. 3 p'k'ts Assorted, 6/11, Thread Work. 2/11, Bid and Hid 86 « and 9 / 6 P air 3/11 a 56 Fine Assortment from Big assortment of Linen Tip.-top Value. 10 6 to 42/- Table Cloths, all sizes. Art Muslins. Counterpanes Cretonnes. 30 inches wide, 3fd Honeycomb Quilts, Fine designs in Heavy per yard. Single Bed, 4/H Twill Cretonne, 6fdper 45 inches wide, beautiful tßi Beautiful in patterns, 6id per yard. blD S le 6/6 gateen Crefconneßf for t , . a y ,« ,-* Hone ycomb Quilts, cus hions, coverings, and Double width, 10 dif- fßed size, 6/11 hangings, at Hid yard. ferent designs to .choose FuU gize Quiltg ?/e Double width E eversible from. Bid per yard. 9/6 and 12/6 Bid, 1/- and 1/3 Plain Art Muslins, 3d Best Satin Quilts, 10/6, Short Length, reduced and s^d per yard. 14/6 to 25/- to Half-price. J. J. BUCKRELL.