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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12579, 28 September 1908, Page 2

FROM Sept. 28 to Oct, 5 Even- housewife will have a chance of buying Groceries at unheard of prices at the CANTERBURY CASH STORES. The shop that is never in the rear but is always a little cheaper than any other establishment in town. We dety any firm to contradict our statements. We are selling the following articles for one week for Strictly Net Cash :— CANDLES (Best), per box, 6id. per lb. "CHEF" BAKING POWDER, 3 tins for SußßiNT^tCleaS/'pS-do, lbs., POTATOES. POTATOES (Best), per 0/ cwt., 6/6. LEMON PEEL, per lb., sd. CHEESE. CHEESE in cwts., 6id. lb. JELLIES (delicious), 4 packets for 1/-. CHELSL per lb., 7d • • ESSENCES (assorted), 4 bots. for 1/-. CORNFLOUR, 4 packets for 1/-. SAT7CF (nts) ncr bot 9d. SARDINES, 3 tins for 1/-. AMMONIA 3bots for 1;-. SARDINES (i's), 3 tins for 179. VINFGAR 3 bots for 1/4. KIPP. HERRINGS, G tins for 4/3. mSxAJ&NI AND VFRMICILLI, per HERRINGS AND SAUCE, 6 tins for 4/3 iv td PEPPER, pec lb., lOd. SEED RAIsiNS, 6 packets for 2/6. NEAVES' FOOD 6 tins for 5/3. CURRIE POWDER, 3 bots. for 1/6. . JAM (assorted), by case, 3/4 , doz. B * KII fo G r 3 P /6° WDER (D ° miniOn)l 3 tIDS R^^ED^is^&orV ' ' MILK, per doz., 5/5; by case 5/3 doz. We are quite satisfied we will get your orders after you have studied above prices. TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. Don't delay, but write for Latest P rloe List. FREICHT PAID on £5 orders con taining lOlbs. of our famous COLDEN HEART TEA at 1/4, 1/8 and 1/10 per lb. J. T. COOCH, THE CANTEEBTIRY CASH STORE Ridgway 8t Wanganui COMPARE Compare these Prices with any In the distriot. All Goods of the Best Quality only. Need we urge you with such Values as these. SUGAR, la, 561 b. bag, 8/9. POLLARD, 1501b5., 11/- per bag. Sugar, 2, 561 b. bag, 8/6. CHEESE (in cuts), 7d. per lb. FLOUR, per 251 b ba*. 3/6. WORCESTER SAUCE,. 4 bots. for 1/FLOUR, per 50lb. ba«- 6/9. FIGS (Turkey), 3 boxes for 1/-. FLOUR, per 1001 b. bag, 13/-. DATES, 3lbs. for 1/-. CORNFLOUR,4 packets for 1/-. ZEBRA, 3 tins for 1/-. WORCESTER SAUCE (qts.), per bot.,. SARDINES, 3 tins for 1/-. 10d NUGGETT, 3 tins for 1/-. RICE 6lbs. for 1/-. DRIED APRICOTS, lOd. per lb. SOAP (Special), 10/6 per box. DRIED APRICOTS, 3lbs. for 2/3. CAMP PIES 1-/ per tin. DESSERT APRICOTS (Tins), lOd. per SHEEP TONGUES, 1/- per tin. tin. PRUNES (Finest French), per lb. 4d. PICKLES (Assorted), 8/3 doz. RAISINS, slbs. for 1/-. PICKLES 9d. per bot TOMATO SAUCE (qts.), 1/- per bot. CURRANTS, 3jd. per lb. JELLIES, 3 packets for 1/-. BLACKING, per doz 4d. STARCH (Colman's),.slb. packet. 2/3. BEST WAX CANDLES, 13/6 per box. GROUND RICE, per 3lb. bag, lOd. BLUE (Bag), 10d. per lb. BRAN, lOOlbs., 5/9 per bag. REMEMBER— KERNOHAN Is the man who first brought down the prices Why not give him your Support. NO FIRM DOES SO MUCH As we do, we want trade to stay with us, and we know that we can only have the constant patronage of buyers, by do ing our very best to satisfy in every pattfcular. i Kernohan & Co. THE CHEAP PEOVIDEBS, GUYTON STREET.

MANNING'S

ALE AND STOUT j j Unexcelled tor Purity, Excellence and Quality. I ifg&X II i I '"*• ■*' , i Pints, per dozen 6/6 Quarts, per dozen 10/6 f SOLE AGENTS A. d LENNARD & CO I Wine and Spirit Merchants, CORNER RIDGWAY AND ST. HILL l STREETS, I WANCANUI. WANTED Known.— We are just opening 1 up our new season's stock of Star Eoad Racers. These machines are light and strong and for value are unapproachable. Prices from i2lB cash. Easy terms arranged. Adama, Ltd., Avenue, Wanganui. TAMEE JUICE goea right to the roo» of iuiligeotioß, constipation, and nervow troubles, *nd brings w»bu«t health to all.

•' The Tea of the Day." Noton's NEW TEA. Obtainable from the following Grocers: A. E. Bullock (Co.-op. Stores), ExecuI»ts of J. T. Cooch, E. Cooper, J. A^ Cooper, J. Coxon, Hodgson Bros, (late A. Findlay), C. A. .Gaze, Grove Bros., Hogg end Co., Kernohan and Co., Mrs Lafferty, A. C. Lennard and Co., A. Lithgow, W. Luxford, W. McFadzen, S Nicol, T. J. Phillpot, C. Perry, J. C. Richardson, S^gaal and Mailman, J. A. Thompson and Cc., A. Townsend, and U.F.C.A. Packed in £-lb, lib. Una, «Im> 6 and 121 b tins. Try it and 3ju wftj agree that it is SOMETHING CHOICE IN TEA! NOTON'S NEW TEA. TBOTTING STALLIONCROWN CHILD. By Eotchschild — Issidoresa. The above -well-bred trotting Stallion is now at the services of breeders in this distriot. Crown Child is a handsome dark chestnut, 7 years old, standing just on 17 hands, and built in. proportion. A successful performer himself, his sire is well known as the getter of the best trotting stock of the day. Crown Child has proved himself a sure foal getter. Terms — SA for single mare; two mares or more as per arrangement. Good paddocking. Crown Child may be seen at Jefferson's Stables (Avenue), on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For further particulars apply to D. W. JONES, Aramoho. WANTED Known.— Luxford and Co. are offering .£2OOO worth of Drapery, etc. at greatly reduced rates. Small profits and quick returns is their motto.