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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13520, 31 October 1911, Page 6

WAR NOCK’S unmotchoDles. LONG ROSE TRAILS, 1/- and 1/3." READY-TO-WEAR HATS, 2/11. IMPORTED MODEL HATS, 19/6. . COSTUMES (Coats and Skirts), Plain and Striped, 10/6. RICH TUSSORE BLOUSE AND SKIRT, 29/6. RICH TUSSORE COSTUME, 63/-. SMART SILICIAN COSTUMES, 39/6. JAPANESE SILK'BLOUSES, made of 2/11 Silk, 11/6. WIDE JAPANESE SILKS, 2/3. Money Savers. t, t t ■i ,'t - WOOL DRESS MATERIALS, IK. i SILICIAN DRESS MATERIALS,, All, Colours, from 2/3. V v 30 DRESS LENGTHS, only one each, 5/- to is/-. Under Value. : YARD WIDE CALICOES, 5/11. BEST MATRON CLOTH, 9id.} Worth 1/-. WARNOCK’S SAVE . . CUSTOMERS MONEY. .

BY MAIL. ID' In order to encourage Country Trade, herewith a block of one of our special lines, the ... . DREADNOUGHT which cannot be beaten at the price, 13/6. Postage Free. In boi calf and glace kid. Pointed, medium and wide toes. When ordering state shape and size required. , One of our many bargains. CRICHTON & NEWMAN, 92, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN. ■) >•* Nettleship $ Son’s Genuine Jewellery Sale 4/- in the £ Discount on Every Article) Some Articles More. A FEW EXAMPLES:— / LADIES’ SILVER OPEN-FACE WATCHES, 19/-. DSIJAL PRICE 24/-. GUARANTEED. LADIES’ 18-ct. HUNTING LEVER ROTHERHAM, £l6. USUAL PRICE £2O, GUARANTEED. . . GENT’S iB-ct. HUNTING LEVER ROTHERHAM, £l9. USUAL PRICE £25, GUARANTEED. 8-DAY KITCHEN CLOCKS, HOUR AND HALF-HOUR STRIKE, 14/-. USUAL PRICE 17/6. S. MOUNTED VASES, II- EACH. THIS IS OUR FIRST SALE SINCE STARTING IN BUSINESS—THEBE FORE GENUINE. Nettleship 8& Son., OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH, ■ VICTORIA AVENUE.

L€l US DO vour Spring Cleaning. How welcome this request will ho to scores of housewives with Spring Cleaning to attend to. Don’t worry about the annual dustings down and cleaning out of every crevice and corner m the home. PURSER AND SON /■ can easily relieve you of the “terrors” of Spring Cleaning. For a trifling fee we will send our Vacuum Cleaner to your home in charge of an expert, and thoroughly clean every square inch of your rooms and remove every particle of dust. No, madam, there is no necessity to remove the furniture, the Vacuum Cleaner obviates that trouble, because it sucks up dust and grit from places a broom could never reach. An estimate for cleaning your entire home or a single room will bo gladly given. ■. . - • . PURSER & SON, WANGANUI.