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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160733, 20 August 1920, Page 5

GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE OF DRAPERY. BOOTS AND SHOES • AT—LINFORD & Co’s ARAMOHO. A FEW LDTES QTJOTfco HERE, BET CAFF AND SEE STOCK FOR YOURSELF. Men’s Dark Working Shirts, 127Men’s Tweed Caps 5/11 Men’s Kip Bluchers .... 17/6 Men’s Calf Welted Boots.. 37/6 Boys’ Tweed Hats ,7/11 Boys’ Oil Coats 27/6 Bos Suits, 3’s to T’s ... 127/6 Suit Lengths 65/ Girls’ Chrome School Boots (12’s to 2’s) 19/6 Ladies’ Slip-ons 30/ Ladies’ Wool Sweaters from 45/ Blousing 3/11 the piece Flannellette Blousing, 1/- yard. Cotton Gaberdine, 3/- yard. Forfor, 2/6 yard. Figured Crepes, 2/6 yard. Navy and Black Serges, 3/11 yard Strong White Calico, 1/5 yard. White Blankets, 36/11. Ladies’ Welted Lace Shoes, 37/6. AT WANGANUI EAST. Flour 19/6, 10/-, 5/-, Idoz Currants 11/-. Idoz Sultanas 13/6. Figs, Idoz for IS/-. Prunes 14/- doz. All DRAPERY*, BOOTS AND SHOES,-GROCERY & PRODUCE at Lowest Prices for Cash at Rubber Soles 2/9, 3/-, 3/6, 4/-. High cost of Boots solved by using Rubber Soles. They last 12 months, whilst ordinary leather soles only last a couple of months. Y T ou can tack the Rubber Soles on yourself. All sizes as follows;—Child’s 2/9, Women’s 3/-, Youth’s 3/6, Gent’s 4/-. W.M.Luxford & Co., Wanganui East and Aramoho.

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The whole Family brightens up on “NUGGET” Off to school go the youngsters, with bright faces and brighter shoes: off to work goes father, the shine on his boots trying to outrival the shine of the early morning sun ! And, when mother takes an afternoon stroll, ■wearing her new costume, its smartness is added to by the rich, ebony shine of her Dorothy Dodds. What's the secret of this family’s brightness ? Let’s peep in the cupboard ! Ah ! “ NUGGET!”