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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 58, 17 June 1910, Page 6

SHOW WEEK HERBERT'S (~YUB Mr. Herbert purchased while in Melbourne some exceptional Job Li lies:— FLAXXELETTE HOSIERY DRESS GOODS UNDERCLOTHING BLOUSIXUS JACKETS These lines were bought at the end of the Commonwealth season, and nre Wonderful Value. THEY'RE JUST OPENED, AND WILL BE OFFERED THIS WEEK. • FLAXXELETTE (Cream), 5s lid dozen, worth 8s; 6s 6d dozen, wortfc 8s lid; i)s 3d, worth lis 6d. FLAXXELETTE (Striped), 5s lid, 6s lid, 8s lid, 9s lid dozen BLANKETS Single Bed, 9s lid; Three-quarter Bed, 14s lid; Double Bed, IBs lid. DRESSES, Robe Lengths, Smart Tweed Effects, 8s lid, Os lid, 10b fld, 13s 6d. SMART BLOUSE LENGTHS, Is Gd, Is lid, 2s 3d piece. OUR Is STOCKING beats anything in Taranaki. JACKET VALUE EXTRAORDINA RY New Shapes, Smart Tweeds, _l3s lid, 15s lid, 19s lid, 27s (id Besides these we've hundreds of lines that will specially interest y©u for Price, Quality, Style. HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE " '. DEVON STREET, NEAR POST OFFICE. ,

MUSIC MIRTH MELODY I 0 «Mf^ WE carry Thousands of Records, including tliose of MADAME MEEfeA, CARUSO, and THE WORLD'S STAB ARTISTS. i We have no Culled Records to offer at reduced rates. We keep.only the best, and offer them to you at Moderate Standard Prices. We sell at Auckland and Wellington prices, do all Repairs, and stock all Requisites. v G. G. BOULTON THE TALKERIES DEVON STREET.

Cosy Bed*Pellows dton't require to lie abed and shiver these nights unless you particularly want to. And it's not likely you doj. after tlie chilly reception the' «lays give you nam that the sun creeps north. What you want when you go to bed is cosy comfort, and you'll get It from one' of my Hot Water Bags These are manufactured from highest quality rubber, specially treated to prevent cracking or kinkinig. They are guaranteed to be watertight, and each bag has a removable cover of warm material which' prevents it making things too hot for you. If you suffer from cold feet, you want one of these bags; in fact, if you suffer from cold at all you can't afford to be without oat. Nurses find a Hot Water Bag an invaluable adjunct to poulticing. The bag placed over a poultice will ensure the latter's effectiveness and maintain its heat for a considerable time. Step in and inspect my of Hot Water Bags, which is t >w on W.PHASER, MPS., v. s N.Z., THE ECONOMIC. DRUG, PHOTOGRAPHIC, AND PATENT MEDICINE STORES, NEW PLYMOUTH.

STANDARD TBAS OTANDARD TEAS STANDARD TEAS OSTRICH ON EACH PACKET, Packed in New Zealand by skilled labor unde r expert management; retaining the delicatt. aroma and full flavor of the original leaf. Bonnittgton's will Cure that Cold. For nearly half a oentury the standard family remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and all Chest Complaints has been Bonnington's CARRAGEEN Irish Moss It is absolutely safe for parent and child, and is guaranteed free from harmful narcotics. Mr. William Neighbours, of Waimangaroa, gives his testimony:— " It eives me great pleasure to recommend Bonnington's Irish Moss for coughs, colds, or any lung complaints, having used it in my family for over twenty (20) years." Be sure you get BONNINGTON'S. _„ Refuse i and substitutes that • that only mean I bigger profits for '-- the retailer. f Pr.

YOU CANT BEAT IT i COFFEE ]F RBSH G ROUND EVERYDAY FOR I Thb Aroma is Dbuotoot I COLD Trv it foe Breakfast WEATHER IT IS A NICE CHANGS. I FROM TEA Always procurable from A. VEALE, THEATRE ROYAL BUTLDINGC, New Plymouth. 'Phone 164 HALLEY'S COMET indeeu, are the people of today that will again see Halle- J- | Comet. To look forward to seei ibis brilliant star upon its return in 75 years' time is certainly looking far into the future. But there are other bright things nearer home, and to be seen every day. Quite one of the brightest is DURBARjBOOT POLISH It shines brightly and easily, and is a waterproof polish, besides won* derfully preserving fcne leather. Sold everywhere at 3 d 6 d 1* yOGELTOWN 'BUi. .SRVIC*. Revised Timetable from ."tetober ia, 1900. Leave Town Lnre Vogeltown, 7.45 a.m. B.SO a.m. 1 D.O a.m. 10.30 a.m. „ •12.0 noon 112.40 p.m. 2.0 p.m. 2.80 p.m. 4.0 p.m. 4.80 pjn. 6.0 p.m. 6.80 pim. 6.0 p.m. 6.80 p-m. .4 •Thursday, 1 p.m. fThunday, 1.80 M. JONES, 1 Criterion StaNes, Proprietor. ' ~'