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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13528, 9 November 1911, Page 6

m IN D R A ¥EBY AT DON’T MISTAKE THE DOOR, OR YOU’LL LOSE MONEY. 50 ONLY LINEN COATS AND SKIRTS—AII Plain Colours and Newest Shades, Collars Silk Trimmed. 25/6, worth 35/6. i' W !>$ See Otir Window. TUCKED NET, 13 Pieces Only, Paris and Cream Shades, Closely Tucked and Fine Quality. Wholesale Price 1/9. Our Price, 1/0. Only at Warnock’s. PARASOLS. See our Big Lot—--2/11, 3/11, «/ll each. Smart and Useful Goods. SILK. See our Japanese Silk at 2/3 a yard. - See our Japanese Silk at 2/11 a yard. ' Values to make you Customers. WARNOG.K’S for CALICOES, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS. DRILLS. CALATEAS, MERTON CLOTHS. A SURPRISE. 36 only FANCY WHITE SILK BLOUSES —Handsomely trimmed with Silk Embroidery and Real Lace and Insertion. In 2 Lots. 10/8 and 12/6 each. ;Don’t Mistake the Door and Pdy 18/6 t • • v -■• and 41/-. ■ ''* ■ EMBROIDERIES , < ' INDESCRIBABLE. ! - : ■■ Seven Thousand Yards in Stock; 25 inches wide with Hemstitch Border, for Girls Dresses, 1/e, at Warnock’s. 25 inches wide, Rich Design, with Embroidered Edge, 1/11. . 27 inches wide, Very FincMuslin and work, 2/6 a yard. ’45 indies wide for Ladies’ Dresses, real nice goods, 3/3, 3/6 ahd 4/6 a yard. HURRAH! 7 MORE OF THE AMERICAN CUT RICH SILK BLOUSES, 9/11, 11/6, and 14/-. Why pay 13/6, 16/6, and 19/6—Besides ours are longer in sleeves - and body, and better cut than others. WARNpCK’S Save Their Customers a Lot of Money. ,

Dog Requisite. Show Time Necessities. If you want your Dog to look at his best give him fair treatment. Do your part. Competition is keen. To gain first honours is the desire of all who exhibit —to this epd Dog .Requisites are. necessary. Here you will find aids ill every direction, Blood purifiers, Flea destroyers, and all Canine improvers. A bright eye, , clean skin, glossy coat, and neat neck adornment has an influencing effect on every judge. .... • >r Do Your Part, We have the goods. Dog combs, Dog Brushes, Dog Soaps, Dog Chains ' Dog Whistles. Dog Bells, Dog Covers, Dog Whips Dog Lends, Dog Medicines, Dog Muzzles, Dog Couplings, Dog Collars for Greyhound, Collie, Bull,-Poodle, Retriever, Spaniel, Terrier and Mastiff. YOUi & COLLINS, Avenue, Wanganui. AMBROSE’S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. 19, NIXON STREET. (Corner Nixon and Ingestre Streets.) Telephone 394. An ideal home for young men, centrally situated, splendid view, close to Cook’s Gardens, Recreation Ground. Every convenience, billiarddining table, piano, hj. ando. water; also good table kept. By strict attention to cleanliness, also the comfort and requirements of our boarders, satisfaction is assured. . Terms moderate, including soft washing. Inspection cordially invited. Letters, etc., promptly attended to. Select Lines end New styles. GENTLEMEN. —Our New Season’s goods have arrived, aud"so i far have opened up far beyond our expectation, the last and most correct styles in Shirts, Ties, .Straw Hats, and Soft Felts aro well worth your inspection. , SOUTH BRIITSH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Purely a New Zealand-owned Company. ' . Capital ... ,£§',ooo,ooo. Fire; Marine, and Accident Risks at Lowest Rates. ■PROMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS. rpHE following classes of Policies * issued:—Employers’ Liability, Mortgage, Indemnity, Public Risk, Personal Accident (with or without sickness benefits), Burglary Insurance. Administration Bonds issued. WANGANUI BRANCH: VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. H. F. J. TEWSLEY. TRESS AND CO.’S CELEBRATED , STRAW HATS. The latest shapes direct from_ these well-known makers. The Fashionable Brim as now worn is IJiu., IJin., 2in., ; and 2jin. THESE COMFORTABLE 401. SOFT FELTS, Featherweights for Summer wear in a ; variety of shades ~ and all sizes. , ;> ,i' ’,v ■ t-A: ■ ■"! TIES. See the New Arrivals—the Latest in BLACK AND WHITE. MfnsShewai KEESINC’S BUILDINGS, AVENUE, - WANGANUI. OASTLECLIFF RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. PISHING I PIONIOIRGI SEA BATHING I Trains leave Oastlecliff. 6Jo ami. 6.30 am. 10,30 a.m. 11.45 a.m. 1.30 pm. 3.0 p.m. 5.5, p.m. 7.0 p.m. ■1.45 p.m. 2.45 p.m, 4.45 p.m. WEEKDAYS. Trains lave , m Wanganui ' ' 7.33 a.m 9.45 a.m. ■ 11,15 a.m. 1 12.33 p.m. 1 , 2.15 p.m. , 3.45 p.m. 5.35 p.m. 10.0 p.m. (Saturdagnightg^only). 2.25 p.m. ... j.-■> 1 - 3.5 p.m. " . 6.6 p.m. ■ Tram Passengers from Aramoho or.any intermediate section may obtain from the conductors through return tickets to Gastlecliff (second class) for; Adults la.,Ohlldron 6(1. This also" applies to passengers from Oastlecliff,. who can obtain from the -guard through return tickets to Aramoho for ■ the same price, viz,, Is. (children under 12 yean A great saving is made ,by purchasing family cards of rickets, Wanganoilo Oastlecliff, containing 24 second class Singlevrides for.7s. 6d. (equal to 3Jd per single ride), and cards containing 24 first class singles for 10s (equal to sd. per single ride); Also similar cards of 24 rides—WANGANUI to -ABBOT 65.. to IML AY 65., and to GONVILLE, BALGOWNIE, and CARLTON, 4s. The company reserve, the right whenever it may be expedient .to. omit or alter the hour of departure of any of above trains without notice, and the Company will not be responsible for any delay In the arrival and departure of trains. . • ■ ■. Special trains may be arranged for with the guard. J. L. STEVENSON, .Chairman of Directors. 14, WTckstced Place. Wanganui.