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Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14697, 31 August 1915, Page 3

ltd values IX Comfortable underwear. : Value depends not only upon the cost of the goods, hut on durability and lasting comfort. The garments listed here are well shaped and carefully made from dependable materials. Will stand every test of wear and washing, and give full satisfaction. Prices are pleasingly moderate. A PEW OP OUE TEMPTING VALUES* LADIES’ WOVEN VESTS, abort sleeves. Large size, with shaped waists; Price-^l/11. LADIES’ WOVEN COMBINATIONS.—Very good shape; high . neck, short Women's size only. Price—3/3. * LADIES’ WHITE MERINO SPENCERS.—Guaranteed unshrinkable; high neck, short sleeves. Price—3/3. ■ LADIES’ CAMBRIC NIGHTDRESSES.—Made slip-over shape; yoke composed of handsome design Swiss embroidery; threaded neck and wrists with pale blue ribbon. , Price—B/11. LADIES’ CAMISOLES. —Daintily trimmed good washing lace and insertion; round shape neck. Price—3/6. LADIES’ KNICKERS.—CIosed shape, with elastic at waist; prettily trimmed alternate rows of insertion and embroidery', and neatly finished lace edging. .Price —5/11. LADIES’ CHEMISE VESTS.—Special length, measuring 40 Inches from neck; In good quality silk and wool. Price—6/11, We are Sole agents for the “KABO” CORSETS. Perfect Kitting and Wearing. TD WANP.ANV II THE »ro«e with the Tf AiVWkllUl beautiful windows When you see AN article being advertised persistently year in, year out, you know that the advertiser is offering f value for money. If the public do not continue to buy after the first purchase, the advertiser cannot continue to ad- \ ertise. If the public are not thoroughly pleased with the goods advertised, they do not continue to buy. It therefore follows that if you want the best goods, you will BUY THE GOODS Advertised.

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STIFF KECK. ' Stiff neck is caused by rheumatism .in the muscles ofthe neck. While most painfnl, quick relief- may be had by apply ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The best r*»nlt is. obtained by first bathing the affected part in watfr as not as can be borne and then rubbing in the Balm freely. Sold everywhere The "Herald" for Printing of all descriptions. The • “Herald" for Printing .of all description* TOO GOOD TO MISS. Men’s ;f’. Oilskins for Ids ltd each un, til Saturday, last day of the Big “Sweep, i'onag and Collin# '

ACEIKVRiIEXT THROUGH GLASSES. Kx-President Roosevelt was awkward and stupid as a boy, until he suddenly discovered that he could not see as much as other boys. He tells us that glasses changed his career. There are latent talents Ln your own child. Give him a chance to grow, with glasses if necessary. Have your children s eyes examined “u ;w,' before the harm is done. We can often conect slight defects in the eyes of ihildrtii which, if neglected, would result -criavsly in later years. 11. 8 moat on. Ophthalmic Optician, lioil Guyton Street (25 years' practical experience ip London pud Glasgow).