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Wanganui Herald, Issue 12856, 18 May 1912, Page 2

Burr RBR!1! Isn’t it cold!!!! Wintry wind/* are whistling round the house-tops and if you don’t wish to bo cooped up indoors you’ll wisely decide to Get Your Winter Outfit in Readiness. without further delay. Manv Cosy Coat- and Stylish Costumes are now to be soon in PAUL’S Showroom of which the following are selections. /V-OJ LADIES' FULL-LENGTH TWEED C OATS (newest), with Stamd-up or Turn-down Collars, 21s, 255, 2< s Od, 32s (xl to 555. PETONE TWEED COATS with Rag lan Sleeves. 425. REVERSIBLE TWEED COATS, latest designs, 35s to 03.?. DRIVING and MOTOR COATS, lu a vy Tweeds, 55s to £5 ss. FUR-LINED COATS in Tweeds or Cloth, with largo Opnosura Fur Collars, lined throughout Squirrel Fur. £0 12s 6d to 11 Guineas. SMART FINE BLACK CLOTH COATS, 42s to £5 19s 6d. LADIES’ KNITTED COATS, Cream and loading shades, 12s 9d to 555. IRISH HAND-KNITTED TVERMT SPORTS GOAT with caps to match, 85s to 85s. And no matter how cold it is you are warmly welcome to a 5 per cent discount on purchases of 20s or more. J. PAUL & CO., DRAPERS , WANGANUI. I We Can Read What’s In Your Mind. ♦ I>n't it Winter and Winter C'lothesP Thought so! Not only can we read what is passing in your mind, but we can make you a oust ume that will cause you to appear well dressed in any company. Please note that Mr. McSkim ining is in charge •f the Ladies' Tailoring Depart men t and absolute satisfaction is aMirtmteetL' .* jA v - rf£ f ' ond'Dbnc d SeSrge*. etdsf. nee Now, ladies, your orders please for costumes for early delivery. Carrad A Howe, TAILORS. WANGANUI. PINE RANGE OF HARRIS TWEED, HOMESPUNS GALS IN OUR MEN’S DEPT. \ND DONE (Next Presbyterian Church), ’Phone, 495. We’re Showing the Latest Absolutely the Smartest In Boy’s and Youth’s SPORTING SUITS. WITH NEW CUT BREECHES, Made from the Smartest Tweeds and Fine Serges. VALUE IS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION. OUR STYLES ARE ALWAYS IN THE LEAD. Right Opposite 8 ATEN BIS’, THE AVENUE. mesijGssa ICLODUmc Fiurmicfl Temporary Premise; NAPOLEON and CARPETS. You are a great citizen,” said Napoleon to Jacquard, after being shown the loom which that iugeuious Frenchman had perfected for weaving purposes. Jacquard’s further device of a magic wire with a keen knife blade to aerer the loops created the vel vet surface or “ pile ” characterise of Wilton and Axminster fabrics. The happiest results of his inventions are seen in our Carpet Department, and the prices favour t he economical instincts of keen purchasers. f3J* Purser & Son. rUBNISHHBS. r