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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15979, 22 November 1919, Page 2

THESE are J the FoUNDATJONS^^ l of our BUSINESS 3 a Solid WORTH VAL STY AND PERHAPS THE GREATEST OF THEM IS VALUE. GLANCE OVER THESE PRICES: incur, i>er WO lb bag, 16/9 Flour, per 501b bag, &/6. Fl&ur, per 25 lb bag, 4/6. Oatmeal, per 251b bag, 6/9. Sugar, I&, 12 lbs for 2/11., Jam, 6 tins for 2/9Essences, .3 bottles for 1/3. Flour, per 501b bag, 8/6. Jellies, 4 packets for 1/-* Vinegar, per bottle, 7d. Prunes (tins), fid per Dried Apricots, packet lOd. Dried Pears (delicious) lOd lb JUST ARRIVED FIRTH'S STAINLESS CUTLERY. Selling at Our Low Prices; Dessert Knives, 72/6 per Dinner Knives, 82/6 per Prunes, per lb, lOd. jfc. Lovely, White Cups for 5/3 half doz. You must see this line. EVERY PRICE IS LOWER AT KERNOHAITSI KEENOHAN & 00. THE FAMOUS CHEAP PROVIDERS, GUYTON STREET & TAYLOEVILLE. es or OUR SPECIAL SHOW DISPLAYS Of FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR Are full of interest for Ladies and Men who appreciate • FINE FOOTWEAR AT FINE PRICES Our “SHOW-WEEK” SPECIALS comprise many attractive lines of SHOES that are in great demand now. NIGGER BROWN, BLACK AND GREY SUEDE SHOES, ALSO NOVELTY STYLES IN BLACK PATENT COURTS. FOR THE MEN, we have opened a large shipment of SMART BOQTS AND SHOES—in Styles for Summer Wear. BE SURE AND SEE OUR SHOW DISPLAYS! © CRICHTON & NEWMAN, COOKHAM HOUSE AVENUE. 18 Did you “NUGGET ” your Boots this morning ? *1 -i c» f\\ Woroaisni who stop to consider the point, w|| admit that Miller Red Tnl t^, built P rimaril y for SERV is.” rti . MILLER red TW?pc a c d - }ar -i of roa are buikm w »rk S< ? enU My C* r®WOIiKOFS KK" 1 TuSSfZ* Milled® and Dealo«f REYNOLDS & CCL LTD X. SO Victoria Street* Weiluja*^