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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15193, 13 April 1917, Page 2

IF ALL THE MEN IN WANOANUI ymre to tell their "wives, sisters, or mother;; about the KEG VALUES IN GROCERIES AT KERNOHANTS, wimt a heap of hard earned shillings would besaved this week end and every other weeK errtd after. It's a positive fact that any woman can come here and set groceries of good quality. AT LOWER PRICES. This list should prove it—but you'll understand better if yott give us a trial order —MONEY TALKS, Flour, per 1001b bag, .16/3. Currants, per lb, 6d. .„ ... ..; > Flour, per 5 01b bag, 8/fJ. Coffee Essence, per bot, »d. Flour, per 251b bag, 4/3. Jam, per glass jar, .1/4. Oatmeal, per bag, 5/3. Sugar of Milk, per lb, 1/3. Luncheon Cheese, per tin, !/-» Pollard, per sacks, 11/3. Rice, 51bs for 1/-. Bran, per sack, »/:>. Sago, 61bs for I/O. Sugar, IA, 121bs for 2/6. Tapioca, 6lbs for 1/9. 8.0.P. Tea, per lb., 1/6. Maccaroni, per lb, 6d. Cocoa, per lb, 2/3. Was Matches, per pkt., 7d. 8.8. Mops, large size (ReserSafety Matches, 3 dozen for 1/2. voir) for 6/11. We bougbc Condensed Milk, per tins, 7d. several gross for cash, hence Sugar, per 701b bag, 14/9. this low price. Dates, 3 lbs for 1/-. KEBNOHAN r "' "THE FAMOUS CHEAP PROVIDERS," GfUYTON ST. & TAYLORVILLE, WANOANUI. SEND FOR COMPLETE PRICE LIST. • I Just unpacked, arrived by the s.s. Leitrim, consisting of GABARDINE COSTUMES, CHECK TWEED & SERGE COSTUMES, DRESS SKIRTS, MOIRE UNDERSKIRTS, WOOL SHAWLS, EMBROIDERED CASHMERE SHAWLS, ETC., ETC. BLOUSES are some of the prettiest designs we have ever handled, and cannot fail to add to our enviable reputation in this department. Give us a call for your Household Requirements, such as CALICOS, TOWELS, SHEETINGS, RUGS, QUILTS, & BLANKETS. YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY. BLOTESE AND HOSIERY SPECIALIST. 139 AVENUE, "Eclipse" Fertilizers These profit-making Manures, so wellknown throughout the South Island, are now obtainable from our Works at Imlay, Wanganui, at tke following prices: — Per Ton Eclrose Soecaal Turnio . . £7 15 0 7 12 6 7 17 © 7 17 6 „ „ Potato .. 7 17© „ „ Rape • • 715 O „ „ No. 1 Grain 712 6 For green crops # „ „ No. 2 Grain 7 12© For ordinary cropping purposes M „ No. 1 Grass 7 17© For old pasture „ ~, No. 2 Grass 7 17© For sowing with seed in laying down permanent pasture Superphosphate • • »• 7 O O Bone Dust . . .. .. 8 O O Special Mixing half Super and half Bone Dust • • 7 J.OO All prices Free on Rail, Imlay. All orders receive prompt attention. Write for book giving full particulars of analyses, etc. VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI

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i «£>-£> C P Is it anv wonder so many wonwn Ur* u break down? Women's work is Jj J~L. monotonous— tiring—-wearing—day H*kr* afterday the same duties to bo per- *^j-» ,-, formed ( with little or no chance of f-i change. For the woman strength is overtaxed or the anaemic young girl, na tonic has proved so satisfactory as "Wilton's Btmrfwrani. br i nga heal th and coarage' iirpiaao*! depression and lack of energy. 2/6 at chemists and stores or by post GEO. W. WJLTOH* CO., LT&, Wtlfetta 54 i <ffi*<> &&&&&s<? When "Tan-ol" comes in, dullness goes out. A splendid polisher for floors and furniture, leather,, and tan shoes. In tins—liquid Is, paste 6d. RANTED Known Accoutt* Books and Loose-leaf Ledger Sheet® Ruled and Printed to pattern, to suit any system, at the Herald Beofebutdiog Department. Thorn 43.