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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15132, 29 January 1917, Page 3

REST ASSURED IN B. PYJAMAS MADE PROM RELIABLE MATERIALS FLANNELETTE, 5/6 AERTEX, 13/6 COTTON ZEPHYRS, 6/6, 1/6, 8/6 CEYLONS, 9/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/MERELLAS, ail wool 17/6 TO 19/6 BOYS’ UNION PYJAMAS. 6/-, 5/116/11 FOR SERVICE AND VALUE

CHEAPEST DRAPER IN WANGANUI—JOHN M < EAR LANE: ON THE JOB. 1 ALL THIS WEEK I SALE. SALE. SALE! ■m£9ooo STOCK MARKED AT SALE PRICES! 1 ‘f ■ -f«| ONE'THOUSAND REMNANTS— $ ' Sheetings, Table Damask, Prints, Muslins, Calicos, Turkey Red, Tickings, Shirtings, Serges, Tweed, Embroideries, Ribbons, Laces, -et^' ALL RE-MARKED SALE PRICES. -ALSO SOILED QUILTS AND CURTAINS, MARKED AT PRICES TO CLEAR. ’ JOHN McEAELANE’S RIVER END DRAPER,

Makes Windows Invisible After you clean a window with Bon Ami you have to poke your finger at it to find out just where the glass is I That is because the I ' wonderful Bon Ami wet-and-dry method cleans so perfectly. You just rub up a little lather on the cake with a wet cloth, apply the lather over the glass, let it dry a minute, arid wipe it off with a dry cloth.. It goes on wet,'dissolving the dirt —it comes off dry, leaving no smears. You have no idea how clear and brilliantyour windowsand mirrors canbeuntilyouhavecleanedthem with Bon Aipi. Bon Ami is new in this country but in America it has a record of twenty-five years and is used now in more homes there than any other cleaner. At your grocen, 6d. “There is nothing else like it.** darbon, Hodgson and Go , Ltd., Wellington.

TELE HEALTH OF THE CHILDREN b of pwMMuat Importance. th«y *r« “»ff-colour,” rtamack.’AOoaraa of TEYE S takes ootMlosailr baforg breakfast «<U tpdektrwiiian atfaUty ami . make the > araau work naturally. I All Ohfldron like it. i • 64 Sosm In Every Bottlo. ] 2/. Chemists and Stares.. 2/- |