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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13525, 6 November 1911, Page 4

IS A x\ \ A II ’ S sinyriyriß spos'inre SHOES. CRICKET. TENNIS. YACHTING. White Canvas Yachting Shoes .. 2/11 White Canvas Tennis Shoes .. 4/11 (Rubber Soles). White Canvas Tennis Boots .... '9/6 (Rubber Soles). White Canvas Tennis Shoes 12/6 (Chrome Soles) . White Buckskin Tennis Boots .. 18/6 (Rubber Soles). White Canvas Cricket Boots, Leather Soles (Cricket Spikes) 8/6 HANNAH’S AVENUE - WANGANUI. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WAVERLEY. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION. First-Class Table. JAS. SMITH, - ■ Proprietor. PREPARES MEBSOIS FROM Doctors’ Proscriptions Is not only our most important duty, but it is also the work we most like to do, work in the excellence of which we take professional pride, work to which we give unstinted endeavour. No mother is more careful of her first-born than we are that each individual prescription prepared shall be absolutely correct in every particular. . Will you entrust your prescriptions to our care ? THE “RED GROSS” All-Night Pharmacy, Avenue, . : " Opposite Ingestre Street. . Prescriptions Dispensed from any ■ j Physician. * SOMES, SUITS TAILOR COT. There is absolutely no need to pay an enormous price for your I Summer Suit when we are selling * Smart Flannel Suits, cut in the very latest fashion and made from the smartest English suitings for 2 7/6. These Suits are the ACME of COMFORT and ELEGANCE, | and just CAN’T HELP looking ( smart. We’ve sizes to fit everyone, and a big range of patterns to choose from. NEW ZEALAND* a mwmw^wyjim riNCE THE' MALONES fell out with the Stones, and there was some danger of breaking of bones ; for Biddy MaLone told Miss Tabitha Stone if she drank Suratura and left gin alone she might have a chance with the Laird, one McKown. A CHICKEN CHUCKLED as he chipped bis shell and out to daylight slipped. “Now that I’m really born,” said he, “I’ll have some Suratura Tea.” T IIHB WAY WAS LONG, the night was cold ; the darkness, too, was most intense. The minstrel man was getting old ; but when the kindly Miss McGee gave him some Suratura Tea, his heart throbbed with such youthful glee he ran a mile and jumped a fence. Simpson has seen and KNOWS where the Suratura grows, and he knows (like you and me) Suratura’s perfect tea. There was a lady fair 1 AND KIND. Was n’ever face so pleased my mind. She swore by Suratura Te4. Said I, “ That woman’s wise, you see. She is the only girl for me as sure’s my name’s not Timbucthree !” JONAH WAS, AS WE ARE TOLD, swallowed by a whale. You will swallow whale and all, if you gulp the tale of the brigands grim and bold as grey sharks, but dourer, who will palm off common, tea when you go and ask for “D,” peerless Suratpra 1 ' : /4A