JAPANESE SILKS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12633, 21 October 1905, Page 8

JAPANESE SILKS.

Messrs George and Kersley are now showing some special values in Japanese washing silks. Make a point of seeing them to-day. 21 inches wide (22 colourings) at 10^d «nd Is. per yard. 23 inches wide (18 colourings) at Is. Gel. and Is. 9d. per yard. 27 inches wide (20 colourings) Vt Is. lid. per yard; also. plain white, in all widths and weights, ranging ijT price from 10^d to 3s. 6d. per yard. '.These goods have been specially imported by the firm direct from Japan, and at the prices quoted are undoubtedly cheap. Silk buyers are advised to visit the Economic without delay.

The problem of clothing the boys is a very vital question with mothers. The brighter and more energetic tho lads are the less chance there is of the clothing lasting. McGruer and Co. arc keenly alive to the wants of mothers with healthy boys, and they are anxious to prove the worth of theii? boys' colthing. Their new advertisement this morning- deals exclusively with boys' clothes, and should prove an interesting item to those concerned. Quality and cheapness are certainly combined at the Don.

At noon this day Messrs. Williams and Harper will sell by auction, at their mart, a first-class horse, dogcart and harness, poultry, produce, fruit ; at 2 p.m., furniture, bicycles, and a large quantity of useful sundries.