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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 173, 1 November 1910, Page 6

The Home of the Ready-to Wear. Every Tan.!.*..- .u<]i knows if sb"'a needing a BiQui garment HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE is tihe first and likely place to get it. We specialise in this wear and we've the finest selection in the province >i THIS SEASON COSINES y..f>P V.. Jurßfc... -TO-WEAR SUA, .JUNGS, LINENS. JPCPLIN.S *" >• * ''desi with .ic'j faci*- „ r smart garni- '' j -c half ordinary pric... ' --madea, with, •> «r..': "■ „to e surpasses "mi • ROBES are ul civui, jns, and we can fit . < IU wait. OP - TO ■ DATE t any lady from head to foo* .member, pecialist at your disposal ASER arafions, riser's Quinine and Iron Tonic An invaluable Spring Tonic. Urlce 2/« "—bottle. riser's Acme Cbira te'c Corns grow in spring A. SURE CURE. Pru ,e our ACME PAINT. :v 'S2Gr 'c Unfailing \'-.em Powders DREN'S FRIEND. Price 1:/- per box. For the correct dispensing of your prescriptions. Prices reasonable, W. FEASEB M.P.S., v. & n.z. THE ECONOMIC DRUG, PHOTOGRAPHIC, OPTICAL AND PATENT MEDICINE STORES. DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. truly the -world's greatest piano. It has always led,- it looks as though it always will. Wherein does the strength of the '(H-ISTEINIie? In strength of construction, bread ' tone, strength, yet delicacy of action, and splen. aestral power. If it's the very best in pianos that you want, you must have a BECHSTEIN. See them. Hear them at the dopot of the British and Continental Piano Co. Other high-grado and reliable pianos are: The Haake, Bell, Strohmenger, Collard anA Collard, Hopkinson. Cash or easy instalments. L E. HOFFMANN NEW "PLYMOUTH MANAGER. WHAT ABOUT YOUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY? OUR GREAT MAY GIVE YOU A GOOD TIME OPEN TO ALL. , START NOWwant your help and are prepared to reward you for it. The Competition is simplicity itself. We supply every entrant with Coupons bearing our name. All that you have to do is to solicit your friends to spend their° cash with us, present them with a coupon upon which you Lave written your name for them to hand to us when they visit our stores, or for forwarding to us with their mail orders. For every CASH CUSTOMER so presenting or forwarding with their order one of these coupons we award the candidate whose i appears thereon 100 votes, and an additional 10 votes for every shilling s, cu „ inter at once; get going early. It, doesn't matter whether you live in town "or country. Call or write. Don't delay. Full conditions supplied each candidate with coupons on nominating. No employee of our firm is allowed to nominate! FIRST PRIZE: Tourist Ticket, First-class, for North Island; or (at option of winner) Return Ticket, First-cl-as Rail and Steamer, to Dunedin, with £5 CASH FOR EXPENSES SECOND PRIZE: Anchor Hand Sewing Machine, value £G. THIRD PRIZE: Silver-plated Hot-water Kettle, value £3. FOURTH PRIZE: Cricket Set, value £-2 ss. FIFTH PRIZE: Set Carvers, in case, value £1 10s. SIXTH PRIZE: Tennis Racquet, value £1 ss. SEVENTH PRIZE: Plated Biscuit Barrel, value £l, And ten Additional Prizes, value Ten to Fifteen Shillings, each. PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED ON THE VOTES OBTAINED. COMPETITION BEGINS MONDAY, 31st October; ends SATURDAY, 24th December, at 1) p.m. MlMKftW«lßiMflifefeWfl!Wg! DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. THE CASH HARDWAREMEN, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Don't Buy your Curtains till i'i'™ir-W-™-IHHi™ilHi»M(l!H' We are now showing in our windows a few advance patterns ot our new season'e goods, but the bulk has yet to arrive. We shall show you this season goods that for quality, style aud price will surpass anything ever seen before, and cannot be beaten in any town in the Dominion. Wait a Bit BAKER AND CO. Devon Stree\ i'<w Plymouth Amber Tips Tea TUt'i the m»« to remember when next 70a go to the grocer'*. It represent! tin best m tea. Price. I/8. l/IO «nd 2/-per lb. U