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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15130, 26 January 1917, Page 6

WILL COMMENCE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 GIGANTIC HAT SALE HATS FOB MEN. HATS FOR WOMEN. HATS FOB CHILDREN. WE CANNOT STOP TO ENUMERATE AND DESCRIBE ALL THE DIFFERENT STYLES, SHAPES AND COLOURINGS OFFERING, BUT WISH TO INFORM YOU THAT THERE WILL BE NO TROUBLE IN FINDING A HAT TO SUIT YOU IN BOTH STYLE AND PRICE. SEE THE WONDERFUL HAT BARGAINS DISPLAYED IN THE WINDOWS NO. 1 WINDOW—LADIES’ SHAPES READY-TO-WEARS AND TRIMMED MILLINERY. NO. 2 WINDOW-CHILDREN’S HATS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. NO. 3 WINDOW-MEN’S SOFT AND HARD FELTS, STRAWS SHOP EARLY SATURDAY. DOORS OPEN 9 a.m. SHARP YOU WOULD SMILE TOO! A A SENSATIONAL CLEARANCE OF ALL THIS SEASON’S HATS AT SENSATIONAL PRICES PANAMAS AND CAPS. THEL.O.E. D O & SPILLANE THE LEADING OUTFITTING EMPORIUM PHONE 1011. THE AVENUE WANGANUI. If yon were to receive a Dainty Present of Jewellery purchased at Souness'a. The chaste designs and high-grade workmanship ensure satisfaction. PRACTICAL EINGMAKER AND OPTICIAN, 111 VICTORIA AVENUE (directly opposite Catholic Church).

JAP MATS ARE DOWN -IN PRICE. Y«s, we now have pleasure in quoting yon specially reduced prices for nice Japanese Mats—we have rather too many in stock, and wish to reduce the number. These Jap ■ Mate ace ideal floor coverings—very pretty, suggestive of the Land of Cherry Blos-soms—and they give long wear too. w THESE PRICES ARE AT ‘FLOOR LEVEL” Siz' l 27 x 51, printed. Is. Size 20 s 00, Printed, Is lid. Size 30 x GO, Woven, Is 6d. Size 36 x 72, Woven, Is lid. Take advantage of these big savings. There’s usually one or two odd corners in the house where mats will fit in and make a vast improvement in the appearance of the rooms c rmMvmt STERLING, VALUES .VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI

Young and Collins’ (Ltd.) big reorganisation sale opened tide morning. Soap values extraordinary; four cakes for lid. An agreeable aperient for ladies, children and infants is Sharland’s Fluid Magnesia. Sweetens the stomach. Cooling and health-giving. Most economical. Costs only one shilling. ITf ANTED Known—Music andPeriodi- '' cals Eepaired and Bound at the Herald Bookbinding Department. ’Phone