Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 3 June 1916, Page 6

r OUR BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN COSTUMES, A Tailored to suit any figure, arc quite a speciality witli US; , Materials and workmanship are the very best, , OUR MILINERY Is the very latest and smartest Shades to biena witii Costumes, .' \ | 1 OUR BLOUSES • lire the newest %nd are great in variety* . , ) FROCKS, COATS, SKIRTS, RAINCOATS, \ all the latest. PRESS GOODS, fURS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR in great variety. HOUSEHOLD LINENS, NAPERY, DOWN QUILTS, COLORED BEDSPREADS, < Full stocks aj Ambury Bros. H NEW PLYMOUTH ji freight Paid P« n J|,A ft to arrive fifluotations for rrOUUGB May 31st Extraordinary low prices. Subject sales and prompt re»K POUARD 3-sack lots, 17/- sack. (2001b Sacks) ]°" 3ac J< '° ts - Wf sa ° k ° 17-sack lots, 16/6 sack. BRAN 3-sack' lots, 9/9 sack. (1601b Sacks) ™- sac |< ' ot + s ' * a( *- 16-sack lots, 9/3 sack. WHEAT (200lb Sacks) 18/9 sack. OATS, Cartons (feed) 1751b Sacks 3-sack lots, 15/8 sack, 3/7 bushel 10-sack lots, 15/6 sack, 3/6½ bushel 18-sack lots, 15/3 sack, 3/6 bushel OATS (Algerian Seed) 4/- bushel (4-bushe! sacks)* ONIONS (1001b bags) 3-bag lots 6/3 bag. 6/9 bag. , POTATOES (Prime Canterbury) i«Bib. sacks 14/-."' RAILAGE PAID ANY STATION IN TARANAKf on 3-SACK ORDER Order now, to-morrow may be too late! JL. McNeill, Grocer and General Merchant. 'Phone 207. OLDEST. Nmety years* Reputation. BEST. S" d J? *<???* K as sift Roy Tffit CHEAPEST.' MJfg ' cost ft l««s tmn any Other. °WN, RtAß.fi> 0 Gold Medals Awarded, L0nd0n,1900,1906 St 19141 Also Paris* SOLD EVERYWHERE IN TINS SPECIALLY PACKED FOR AUSTRALASIA* food • Ensures healthy, happy children, stamina to invalids, and robust old age by its bone and body-building qualities. Specially recommended by "The Lancet," "British Medical Journal," SIR CHAS. A. CAMERON, C.8., M.D., Medical Officer of Health and Analyst for Dublin, etc., and other famous Authorities. When prepared with Cow's milk according te the directions given, forms a complete diet fo:Infants, Invalids, and the Aged. Dr.— L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Ed, L.F.P.S, Glai., etc. (Leeds), writes:—"Your Neave's Food is suiting our youngster admirably, for which we are very thankful She was not doing well on cow's milk and water alone."—loth' Sept., 1913. A MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mrs. Herbert Brown, Tanwhare, Waikato, N.Z., writes:—" "I am sending you a photograph of our baby Blanche, who has been brought up on Neave's Food, and is eleven months old, weighing 273 lbs., and has never known a day's illness. Everyone admires her and speaks strongly of her fine healthy appearance, which we attribute to Neave's Food r.nd always recommend to those we come in contact with." January 13Wt, 1913. Useful Booklet," Hints about Baby," by a Trained Nurse, sent free on application to the manufacturers, mentioning this publication, JOSIAH R. NEAVE & CO., Fordingbridge, England, or the Australasian Agents Fraser, Ramsay (New Zealand), Ltd.. 39 Featherston Stmt, Wellington, and at Auckland, Cbristcburch, Dunedin, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide • and Brisbane. > KB On stifi-climbing Hills and rugged Roads your car will be "alive with power" if the tank contains PQQ BENZINE The Motorists Strongest Ally! "Big Tree"— the product of> one oil fieldnot a mixture. Unrivalled (or Purity and Efficiency. Absolutely Uniform in Qyality. .Dependable anywhere and any weather, Controlled and Distributed by a Purely New Zealand Company * \