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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160813, 22 November 1920, Page 2

LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS. NEW SEASONS FACTORY BUTTEB, 2/2 PEE LR Large Edmonds , 2/5 8 Tins Nugget lOd Rolled Oats ..." 1/11 bag 3 Jellies for 1/1, 4/- doz. ■Raisins 1/1 pkt. Golden Drop Sultanas .. .1/3 lb. Broken Orange Pekoe Tea..2/4 lb. 21b. Jars Apricot Jam 21Creamota 1/11 pkt. Jam 9d tin and 8/9 doz. Milk lid tin or 10/- doz. Three Castles Cigarettes 8d Best Cornflour 9d Dates 8d and lOd pkt. Sugar 6d lb. No Rub and Easy Monday.lOd pkt. Candles 1/- and 1/3 8 Lifebuoy Soap 1/5 Salmon 9d or 8/9 doz. Pipe tobacco 1/4 and 1/5 Large Salmon 1/6 or 16/9 doz. Capstan Cigarettes 7d ' COME AND INSPECT OUR KITCHENWARE. Iron Handles 1/6 Strainers from lOd A fine range of Tumblerß. Nail Brushes from 4d All Sizes in Plates. Salad Bowls from 4/6 Dog Chains from 2/6 Frying Pans from 2/6 T. G. PHILPOT 'Phone 961. Cups and Saucers. 7/6 4 doz. Scrubs from 9d get Boot Laces ,6d <pr. Meat Skewers '.'.','.', 1/fJ set Bucket Handles from. .!.!!....8d Candlesticks from ...-.....„,... 1/3 Shaving Mugs from .'.....„,.J' 4/6 Frying Pan Covers 1/9 .DAT The Oho&fl d£~\J X. Cash Grocer. Street. Opp. Ladies' Best. l^T^-.^T^C 3rilf&i n%m mma us Fop Men. You'll always find the very best in Men's Wear at our Mercery and Clothing Shop (next Tingey's). Shirts, Socks, Ties, Pyjamas, etc.—there's a splendid range to choose from and our prices suit all. Shirts, 10/6 upwards. Socks—plain and fancy—at all prices from 2/9. Ties from 2/6 upwards. Pyjamns from 19/6. Remember we run a separate shop exclusively for Men's Wear and stock nothing but the best. THE LEADING HOUSE FOR MILLINERY. ■ vi p.. «* P &« 8 m. % ■<& «m /. u It seems only last week that I got these boots and the sole is through already. The bootmaker says the leather is not what it used to be. It is not seasoned long enough and wears away like paper." m The Sole Strengthener. The Boot Life Lengthener. Bootsave prevents soles from wearing through quickly. It actually makes them last three times as long. It is a liquid preparation which is painted on the sole*. Three applications are necessary, leaving an interval between each application for the liquid to dry. The first one soaks in and disappears, the second one helps to fill the pores of the leather, and the third one finishes the work and spreads a protecting glaze over the surface of the sole. As a result the sole is vulcanised. In other words it is made harder and stronger, defying wear and water to an extent which* must be expe'rienced to be believed. Bootsave Costs but 1/4—Saves 70/Makes Boots Damp-proof Everywhere the advent of Bootsave has been hailed with delight. It is the most marvelous boot preservative of the age. Paint it on according to directions and at the outlay of a few pence you will save pounds. Ohe tin treats 6 soles. Obtainable from Bootmakers, Ironmongers, Grocers and Drapers* Don't Take Imitations Guarantee Bond Tha manufacturers of Bootsave guarantee that J: —tiafied purchasers may obtain a refund on ii^ : If your retailer dote not stock Bootsave, tend 1(4 to A. Murdoch & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, Dunedin, and a tin will be sent to you post fA % ?S3 S m The Old Tooth Brus Irritation in the throat, stuffiness in the head banished by "Nazol." Instant relief. Get a Nazol Inhaler; Tha "Herald" for Bookbinctog. ** odicala Repaired and Bound at the "Herald" Bookbinding Departmttt. Those 43.