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Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 15026, 25 September 1916, Page 2

a iigt a LOWER PRICES 7T FOR GROCERIES. LOWER PRICES at Kernohan’s are a FACT—not merely a headline. They’re the result of a systematic, organised effort to save YOU money on GOOD GROCERIES •< w« offer FRESH. QUALITY GROCERIES at prices, for cash, lower * than you will be charged at the credit store. See what a Store that •< has no bad debt losses to make up FLOUR, per 1001b bag, 13/11. OATMEAL, per 251b bag, 4/6. SUGAR. per 70lb bag, IA, 14/j>. & CREAM OF TARTAR, per lb, 2/BEST WAX CANDLES, per lb, Bd. £ DIMOCK’S BACON, side, lljd pre lb. t SAGO, 121bs for 3/3. t PACKET DATES, *3 pkts for 1/-:-NEW CURRANTS. 6d per lb. ■ SAFETY-MATCHES. 3 do* for 1/2. = NUGGET, 3 tins for 1/can do for you: DESSERT FRUITS, 2*lb tins for lOd ESSENCES, 3 bots for 1/SHEEPS’ TONGUES, per tin, 1/3. COFFEE ESSENCE, per bot, 1/3. JAM, 3 tine for 1/JELLIES, 6 pkts for 1/CONDENSED MILK, per tin, 7d. SALMON, flat, per 11b tin, lOd. CUSTARD POWDER, per tin, 6d. DEFIANCE FACTORY BUTTER, per lb, 1/8. KEENOUAN & CO. THE FAMOUS CHEAP PROVIDERS. GUYTON STREET AND TAYLORVILLE.

Sir William Crookes’ Classes Tired, strained, irritated eyesight finds welcome relief through Lenses ground in the new Sir William Croonss Glass. With this remarkable glass "roe light that enters the eyes is neither perceptibly dimmed nor the colours of objects changed. Yet the irritating, tiring, tissue-destroying rays are not permitted to go throughSIR WILLIAM CROOKES GLASS.—A new tinted glass that does not Aim light, but by eliminating glare, cuts out rays harmful to sensitive eyes. "We can grind your prescription in this Splendid Glass that has the indorsement of all oculists. R. SMEATON. OPTICIAN, t AGENT FOR CROOKES' CLASS.

More Men and Still More Menare wearing Sincerity Suits, the long wear ready-to-wears. The reason is goodnessgood appearance, good quality, good workmanship, good value. Another reaspn is these smart Suits suit all men—young, middle-aged, elderlyslight, medium, or “big” figures. Three men of , different build could go into a clothier’s together and come out together perfectly attired in Sincerity Suits. That is because of the great range of sizes and the variety of materials. mcen • sp» LJI "T • /embody all Suit essentials, fyou try them on in front lof a clothier’s mirror and note of all the points Ijyou are particular about, and cut will receive ijyour attention. The suitlability of the material is holed (and here you have the advantage of seeing the liabrie MADE UP—not in ss the roll). /So you can understand how it is impossible to be disappointed with your Suit. Everything is to your liking or = you WOULD NOT BUY. ’ This new and popufarway /of Suit-buying is wdrth a trial. We must mention I also that Sinceritys cost less than Suits made to order. Sec Sincerity Suits— Good Clothiers Stock Them# t &