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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16021, 21 February 1920, Page 6

ODDMENTS m WARNOCK’S DUE OEDINAEY PEICES ARE LESS THAN MOST SALE PEICES I CREPE EE CHENE BLOUSES, 35/- & 42/FOR 25/-. A FEW 29/6 for 19/6. VOILE COATEES, 29/6. Now 19/6., BASKETS OF EMBROIDERY. ANOTHER BIG LOT REAL LACES. 3d to 2/6 a yard saved. Real ORGANDI MUSLINS & INSERTIONS. 1/-. Now 7 V 2 d; 1/2, Now 10y 2 d; 1/6. Now 1/2. THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF IMTATION LACE—REAL BARGAINS.

GO TO BELLYES FOR TOUR NEW TEAR SUPPLIES Currants, Raisins, Sultanas. Mixon Poet, Dess. Gocoanui, Cooking and Desert Almonds. Spices Etc. Etc, in any quanJUST LANDED— Glass Jars PASTES in Salmon and Shrimo, Ancitorette, Ham and Chicken. Lobster. Etc. We are still selling TEAS at out RECORD LOW PRICES, Wbj not buy now r rp WILL FAY YOU. DELIVERIES DAILY. ONLY 1 ; S PER. JAR, BELLYE &

ssts m Quality first is ever the upper most thought in the production of Goodrich Tires, and it governs every step of procedure from the purchase of raw materials to the final inspection before leaving the factory. The ResultisTires of such superexcellence that they serve better, last longer, and give much greater satisfaction. Goodrich Tires are big mileage producers. GOODEICH TTK-B SERVICE RID6WAY STREET, WANGANUI. I*' f* ||*W> jM Only the best frnit and the best sugar are used in the making of St. George Conserve. At the height of the season the fruit is gathered from the sunny Teviot Orchards—golden, velvet-skinned fruit that rivals the best from the Mediterranean, In the well-ordered St. George Kitchens these luscious fruits are made into rick jam the stones are removed —IA sugar is added, and the boiling is done to a nicety in steam-heated aluminium pans. And then the soideriess cans. St. George Conserve is sold in safe cans in which no solder is used—no danger from poisonous spirits-of-salts. Buy one tin.of New Zealand’s best—