A DAINTY WARM OUTFIT FOR H.R.H. THE BABY. The little King or Queen of the Home must, of course, have the daintient and wannest of garments. Hone can be too good for the little one, who is “mother’s joy.” So mother’s thoughts naturally turn towards C. and C. when baby’s wardrobe requires replenishing. You will be delighted with the excellent qualities, the variety, and economical prices of new and charming apparel for baby. WARM NEW GARMENTS EOR THE LITTLE ONES. Size 1INFANTS’ WRAPPER VESTS, in SUk or Wool. s/3; 2. 3/e. INFANTS' ALL-WOOL WRAPPER VESTS— Sizes 1 *2 3 3/3 3/6 3/S INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL RIBBED VESTS— Sizes 12 3 4/6 4/6 4/11 INFANTS' COTTON AND WOOL VESTS— Sizes 1 *2 3 2/11 3/3 3/6 _ INFANTS' SILK AND WOOL VESTS Sizes 12 3 3/i 3/9 4/3 INFANTS' COTTON BINDERS -11 d and 1/-. FLANNEL BINDERS 2/11 to 4/3. WOVEN BINDERS -5/6. BODY BELTS -I/I. “CHILPROOFE” LONG FLANN ELS—24/i. LONG FLANNEL BARRYS—9/11. 19/6, 11/9, INFANTS INFANTS' INFANTS INFANTS INFANTS 12/9. INFANTS INFANTS WINCEYETTE BARRYS 9/3. FLANNELETTE BAPPYS 1/11. 4/6, 5/6. INFANTS' FLANNEL HEAD SQUARES, plain and daintily * .Hoped and eml n idered -4/11 to 7/11. INFANTS' HYGROSCOPIC NURSERY SQUARES—20in bv 2*‘in- 18/6 dozen. 241 n bv 24 1 n 29'6 dozen. •Itsin Viv 31/6 dozen. INFANTS' TC'A'E'.LINC SQUARES, good quality, 24m by 24in 24 - dozen. INFANTS’ FLANNELETTE NURSERY SQUARES—'2Gin by 2Gin—ls/9 dozen. 2‘Jin by 29in—24/- dozen. INFANTS’ “CHILPROOFE” NIGHTGOWNS—3S/-. INFANTS’ FLANNEL NICHTGOWNS—IS/6. INFANTS’ FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS—3/11 to 5/11. INFANTS’ WINCEYETTE NIGHTGOWNS—4/3 and 4/11. INFATS’ ALL-WOOL PILCHERS—3/9 to 7/6. INFANTS’ WOOL AND COTTON PI LCH ERS—2/11 to 3/9. INFANTS' ALL-WOOL PILCHERS, with feet—9/11. 9/11. INFANTS’ FLANNEL PILCHERS, lined waterproof—7/9, 8/11. INFANTS’ TOWELLING PILCHERS, lined waterproof— 5/3, 6/11. ‘ INFANTS’ WATERPROOF STORK PANTS—3/11 to 5/3. INFANTS’ COLOURED RIPPLE CLOTH MATINEE COATS, in Saxe and Pink only—3/6, 3/11. INFANTS’ SILK WOOL MATINEE COATS, size I—B/6. INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL BONNETS, first size- 2/11 and 3/3. INFANTS’ HAND-MADE WOOL BONNETS AND CAPETTES 7/11, 9/6. INFANTS’ HAND-MADE CROCHET MATINEE COATS, v i<h and without collars. Short and long yokes—from 24/6 to 29/6. INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL HONEYCOMB SHAWLS, 48in by •(Sin. 18 3; 54in by 54in, 24 6; 60in by GOin, 32/6; G6in by GGin. 47/6. ALL-WOOL SHAWLS, in great variety—from 9/11. ItSCOUNT OF ONE PENNY IN THE SHILLING. If you cannot call, write to us for Baby's Dress nee s. At all times, you are assured of a painstaking. personal, individual service. LTD m •K
-6S 3*. A. / Troubled' of rights ? Whe coughs keep the children •wake at nivht* a dose of Bennington’* Irish Moss will usually ease the throat a id give restful, untroubled sleep. For over sixty years it has been the standard remedy for coughs and colds. Mrs. J W. Cotton, of Brook Street, Dunedin, write*:—“During the cold damp weather I have found Bonnington’s Irish Moss most beneficial for the children * coughs and colds, nnd always likr to k'cpa oottic in the iiouse. Donninaton’s IrisliOMoss has properties which act almost like a throat paint. It '* paints the throat inside,” and thus brings speedy relief. Beware of inferior substitute* and insist on having Bonnington s Irish Moss. 1/6 and 2/6 at all Chemists and Stores. 179 xr J r\4 d S° many perils lurk behind a cut that keeping handy a pot of that great antiseptic healer, ZamBuk, is a wiseand necessary precaution. There is nothing like Zam-Buk for soothing, purifying, and healinga wound. The miqun composition and herbal origin of Zam-Buk, and Its great reliability have won for It a place In most households. Haa Zam-Buk a place in yours? mm. I m am i Adam Burges OF P ALMERSTON NORTH. LOCATES R EPIIEBENT ATTVE PAHIATUA. IN ADAM BURGES, Agricultural Implement and Wagon MannI facto rer aud Imj>ortoT, of Palmerston | North, has the pleasure to announce [ that on account of the large number of Clients residing in the District, a Representative hits been placed m Pahiatoa so as to be in close ooni tact. An j Enquirer, whether for Large or Small Jobs, will liave quicker ot- , tent, ion now than heretofore, as Mr D. Q. HOLLOWAY knows tlie Line and is Right on the Hpot DAM iI^DRUES, BOX 164. PALMERSTON NORTH. D. O. HOLLOWAY. Wsirarapa Representative, core Post Office, Woodv die.
r ii—• Fv REAL VALUE IN Quality Bedroom Furniture Tha Siine derailed U low i~ ano'her instance of our consistent no!icy of <io '.d l-'urnitu eat Jlodera*e Prices. Specifications are as follows ; kimu Bedroom Suite Roomy 4f_ Wsrdrobm *w.th double doors ; large size Bevel Mirror, I ->1 n x lf-in .•; n Dre sing Table, with 24in s 1 Sin Bevel Mirror. Petit- n! Cabinet to match This Suits h beautifully made from selected Heart iiiiuu, and would be an asset to any home Price Complete, 527 13s. W. PESO EN, Palmerston Worth. RE THAT CAR I SEE THE LATEST oi-o^ 06 ' And get Particulars C. L. Neiisen and Phone 175 SOLE AGENTS, PAHIATUA. Phono 17G Purchase Men’s Wear Now. MERCHANTS <•* well aa the amazement the steady They can tee that there seems hut production. buying ( lblic are watching upward rowth of prioes. t > be increases in everything Rising prices, together with sho tago interest everybody, including men. Secure your Suits now, for we have no assurance that w ,u be able to offer such high quality men’s apparel at -:ucb low prices again. Here are smart Suits, Shirts, Ties, Socks, and everything for the man who likes to look wed. 2r /n S. GIBSON. | The" Leader for (Low Prices,” °ONGAROA. ,
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2498, 12 June 1920, Page 7
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