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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13335, 25 March 1911, Page 6

YOUNG AND GOLDINS’ TO-NIGHT. Don’t forget to see the sterling bargains in bags, purses, brushes, baskets, travelling requsites at Young and Collins’ clearance to-night. The values are great, “Crossed Fish’’ Sardines come from c.lcan factories, alongside the fishing grounds. They arc appetising, wholesome, and are packed in easily-bpencd, patent key tins.

Satisfaction Guaranteed—Ernest Davies —Spectacle Specialist, Avenue. I'M Mo Why, let your wife and children dr ink lowpriced common tea ? It contains no substance or quality, and never gives satisfaction, and is dear at any price. Good pure wholesome tea costs less than a farthing(R) per cup at 2/- per lb., and yet many let their families drink common tea (and tea dusts) unfit for consumption, and pay Cd. per glass for their beer or whisky- tow priced tea requires twice the quantity to make the same extract as a tea costing from 2/- to 3/-perlb. 3-

Getting Married? T'aen It wNlpay you te visit Purser ahd Son's great Furniture Sale, now tn.

A Kodak Is a special kind of Camera, made by l:nstman, and-Eastman only. It was tills camera which first tlmplified photography, and made It • hobby Hint nil could Indulge In. Previous to the Kodak, photography was an involved, uncertain process) hopelessly beyond the amateur, unless he wns prepared, at considerable time and expense, to master principles which the Kodak has now rendered obsolete. Nate rally, Kodak sales ate enofth* ous, and since the commeheebietil Kodak has always: maintained the premier position, both in quality and in sales.- Such a success is certain to he imitated. Kodak ho* been imitated; hence it is that there are many camera* made to loop like Kodaks, and people who do not know are apt to associate a particular stylo ol camera with the name “ Kodak." This, unfortunately) gives an unscrupulous dealer. a chance to substitute on a beginner any camera which allows him an enormous profit. If intending Photographers will re* member that genuine Kodaks are stamped "Eastman,” they will not bo misled. Remember ! With a Kodak there is no Dark-room, and no trouble. If* all pleasure. Prices: 6/- to £25 Stocked by M. H. WILTON, Chemist, - Wanganui. P Exceptional opportunity to eave money, at Purser and Son's great Furniturm Sale, new on.