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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13338, 29 March 1911, Page 7

ft GosliplDispldji mncvrkHms at Pam s . . “A Display"—says the dry old dictionary—"is an exhibition, unfolding, manifestation or parade." All that and mere is this Gaslight Display of the New Fashions for Autumn and Winter which is announced to take place on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS NEXT, 31st. March and Ist. April 1911. As you stand in front of the Windows and look in upon tho New Millinery, Costumes, Coats, Dress Materials and Winter Wraps for Evening Wear, you will feel for a moment cr two as if you had stepped on tha Magic Carpet of Arabian Nights fame, and been transported to the Fashionable Stores cf London or Paris. Hardly any of Fashion's latest mandates are omitted from Paul’s Display—new things arc reflected in every window, and if your mind is on Easter Apparel you should make a point of seeing this Style Exhibit. All arc Welcome—make a note of the Evenings—and Come. / J. PAUL & Co., VICTORIA AVENUE . . WaNGANUI GOOD V A JLI e 1 \ TEA. When buying any ordinary article you usually consider whether you are getting Good Value lor your money. When buying Tea it is only fair to yourself to do likewise. Some Tea Vendors give coupons and offer other inducements to you to buy their Teas, which apparently cannot bo sold on their merits alone. A good Tea, however, is its own recommendation, and does not need Coupons to sell it. A Tea Vendor cannot give you coupons and at the same time give you real value for your money in Tea. LENNARD’S TEAS represent all that is meant hy the term, “GOOD VALUE IN TEA.” Lennard’s 2/- Tea, for instance, is a very fine Hill-Grown Pure Ceylon Tea, and in aroma, taste, strength, and delicacy of flavour, it amply fulfils the claim, that it is the very best by every test. TRY IT. A. C. LENNAR DACo. Wanganui’s Busiest Store, CORNER RIDCWAY AND ST. HILL STREETS. 2 PLUS 2 MAKES 4. THIS IS EASY TO ADD, NO HARD THINKING TO SEE THAT. IT IS JUST AS EASY TO SEE THAT THOMSON AND CO.’S STORE IS THE STORE TO DEAL WITH IF YOU WANT GOOD QUALITY GROCERIES AT BEDROCK PRICES. WE CAN QUOTE YOU THE FOLLOWING PRICES ;~ SUGAR. 12!bs. for 1/10. SUGAR, No. 2, 8/3 bag. SUGAR. No. 1.A., 8/6 bag. KEROSENE, ISO Test. 8,0 case. CANDLES, Excelsior Wax, 11/6 box. CANDLES, Excelsior Wax, 6d. lb. CORNFLOUR. Brown and Poison’s, 6d. lb. EEDED RAISINS, 3 pkts. for 1/-. LAID VESTAS, 3 pkts. for 1/-. ICE. Gibs, for 1/-. IGHLANDER HULK, 12 tins for 5/3 UNLIGHT SOAP, 1/- box. COLMAN’S STARCH. 2/2 nkt. FLOUR, 100’s, 9/6 bag; 5(Ts, 51- bag; 2o’s, 2/6 bag. OATMEAL. 26’s, 3/3 bag. ROLLED OATS. 9d. bag. BACON, by the Side, 7Jd. lb. BACON, in pieces, from sd. lb. HAMS, onlv BJd. lb. CHEESE, Factory, G!,d. lb. BUTTER, Factory B. Swan, 1/- lb. CREAM OF TARTAR, 1/- lb. BAKING SODA. 2d. lb. KNIFE POLISH, “Oakoy’s,” 6d. tin. NEW SEASON’S LING FISH ONLV Bd. lb. OUR PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. Thomson & Co. X (0 < 0 1 u. o E 1U >■ 3 a o z X Io mi o ■n c X X H c X m a c •< rn x o m a > co x N. A. CHRISTIANSEN, PAWNBROKER, 36, TAUPO QUAY. Estimates Given for Quantity The place to buy, the place to soil, and you want money, to be treated well. WILTON’S OX SYRUP FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. The Cough Cure that Docs Cure. Price, Is Gd and 2« Cd per bottle. Getting Married? T’icn It will pay you to visit Purser awd Son’s great Furniture Sale, now «n. WILTON’S Pharmacies, Avenue (opposite Pest Office), and Lens Cutter and Spccpx'ie Maker— Ernest Davies, Avenue. 40 River Dank, WANGANUI.