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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160711, 26 July 1920, Page 11

Advance Exposition OF NEW SPRING MILLINERY Even the words Enchanting, Exquisite, Alluring, fail to describe the fascinating beauty of these new Spring Models. There is a Hat for every occasion, a style for every type, and in every instance there appears that touch of individuality and excellent good taste. The high grade quality associated with our name is apparent in every one of these delightful creations. We cordially invite you to call a>y* inspect this unique display. Agents for Henderson Hats. J. PAUL & Co. AVENUE, WANGANUI. -

PUBLIC NOTICE. CASTLECMFF RESIDENTS. TANLEY MOPoGAN AND CO. will ' rim a Special Car vntil further notice as under;.— Leave outside 'Herald" Office .at 10 am., 2 30 p.m.. 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m., and 6.45 p.m. Leave Dixon's Sto.ce at 10.30 a.m., 3 p m.., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., 6 p.m., and 7.15 p.m. A Special. Car --'ill ler.vo outside the "Herald" Office after the Picture Shows. Pares, 2i single. Intending patrons are requested to note ouv name across the wnxl-screen. STANLEY MOPwAN AND CO., Keith. Street Garage. 'Phone 193. LIFE OF SOLES PHOLONOED The Head Manufacturer of Linoarnish recently discovered that the solos of his boots never wore out—now been wearing continuously three years. Linoarnish has permeated the soles, making them damp proof, and lengthening the life of the leather. DIRECTIONS. Wear new boots two or three day a until the bootmaker's wax has worn off. then clean off dust and apply with small brush to the soles and heals a coat of Linoarnish, repeat three times allowing each coat to dry. A small tin of Linoarnish at 2/6 contains approximately 9 fluid ounces, *ti<\ will keep a family of ten with their boots looked after with, continuous applications for months. Linoarnish preserves Linoleums. It will preserve soles. ALL GROCERS.

MY SPECIAL VALUES In satisfying fastidious men in the matter of Hats. Come in to-day you people that are hard to please, and see my big stock of beat Hats: STETSON, GARRICK, TRESS, MALLORY, and other great makers. Prices range from 18s 6d, 22s 6d, 255, 30s, to £3 3s foiplain Stetsons, and M 6s for Stetson Velours. You can’t beat Sam’s Hat Values! smmmr HATTER AND MERCER. 149, THE AVENUE. WANGANUI. Ink, paper, anfl machinery working together produce printing—but, unless brains are at the back of the job you cannot have artistic work. A printer should be selected with the same care as a salesman—printing is me silent salesman of either goods or goodwill. iNo matter what printing you require, get the best! Years of experience com bis-id with brains and an up-to-date plant, enable the “Wanganui Herald" to ex.cute the highest possible work at mode* t.is r 'ost. The “Herald" for Printing, Bookbinding, Stationery* etc.