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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. TJHEUMATISM SUFFERS.—Send im- * mediately for “Broken Crutch,” Free Booklet. Dominion Rheumatic Cure Co., Box 817, Auckland. TV ANTED—Curtains, Damasks, Napcry, Travelling Cushions/ Rugs—everything to beautify Home. —At Amb u ry’s. - f.y. VyANTED —Give your lady friend a ’ ’ Blouse Sports Coat or Frock from Ambury’s. Ly. \yANTED —Beach Hats, Frocks, Coats Towels, and Swimming Togs for holidays. —At vy ANTED—Shop at Ambury’s, New . Plymouth, for Merry Xmas and tlappy New Year to all.f-y-VyANTED —Xmas Novelties and thou* ’ ’ sands of Handkerchiefs, Beautiful Gloves' and Hosiery at Ambury’s. f.y. TyANTED—Your smart holiday Hat, ’ ’ Frock, Gloves, and Hose awaits you at Ambury’s. Ly. TyANTED —Holiday Outfits complete W for ladies and children, ready-to-wear.—At Ambury’s. f-y. yfrANTED—Bla?k, White, Colored Kid ’ ’ Gloves and Silk Hosiery for holidays.—At Ambury’s.f-y-

VyANTED —Windows full of useful articles suitable for presents. —At Ambury’s, New Plymouth. ANTED —Seven thohsand Handkerchiefs and hundreds of Novelties for Xmas.—At Ambury’s, New f--VEW Dinner Sets, suitable for presents, at Red Post Home Furnishers, New Plymouth and Inglewood. f.p. rpEA Sets, Fancy Cups and _ Saucers, all English make, for Christmas presents.—At Red Post Home Furnishers, Devon Street, New Plymouth.f.p. VEW "Doulton Ware just landed at Red Post Home Furnishers, Devon Street, New Plymouth. f.p. ■pTECTRO7PL*fED‘ _ Ware, all English make, suitable for presents. —At Red Post, Devon Street, New Plymouth. f-P-TUST Landed —Covered Stewing Dishes, Teapots and Jugs. —At Red Post Home Furnishers, New Plymouth. f.p. /'’UPS and Saucers, Mugs and Plates, suitable for presents for children.— At Red Post, New Plymouth.f.p. OMART Models suitable for the races now showing at Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street (next. Han nah’s). e.e. ‘P’OR Smart Leghorns, trimmed in any shade, see Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street. e.e. TJEAV'Y“Kmtted’‘Silk“Jumpers, in biscuit, vieux rose, jade and black.— Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street.e.e. "VTOW showing at Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street, exclusive range of Crepe-de-chine and Georgette Blouses. e.e.

/AUR knowledge of the Millinery requirements for Taranaki has been gained by many years’ experience.—Mrs. Pellew’s Show Rooms. <124 X7'OUR Hat for the races. Have you A secured it. Very choice selection at Mrs. Pellew’s. d 24 npHE' exclusive Designs and Shapes at Mrs. Pellew’s Show Rooms are really charming creations.d24 TTATS for Matrons and Girls of all ages, ready to put on.—Mrs. Pellew’s Millinery Parlors. • d 24 HTHERE is still time to put an order A in for your Xmas Hat at Mrs. Pellew's Show Rooms. d2 I 'YT’ERY nice new shades in Straw Hats. ’ Shinkee Straws in black, white and colors; trimmed and untrimmed. Leghorn and Tuskan Straws, trimmed and untrimmed. —Mrs. Pellew’s Show Roons. <124 the B?K. Bookshop.—The Xmas Number of Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal.' Six splendid Patterns for a Lady’s Useful Dress, and Afternoon Frock, an Evening Dress, a Jumper for evening wear and a new over Bodice. Price 10d, posted lid. . Le. r FHE B.K. Toy Sale still progresses. Cheap Toys arc the vogue. f.e. rpHE B.K. Toy Sale offers a rare chance to save your Xmas expenses. f.e. HDRY a Meccano for your boy this Xmas. Prices, 8/- to £3 10s. — At the B.K. Toy Department. Le. pOOKS make splendid Xmas presents. Our range is unrivalled. The B.K. B o ok sh o p. Le. V MAS Novels at the B.K. Bookshop. — “Rilla of Ingleside” (Montgomery) 6/6; “Helen of the Old House” (Harold Bell -Wright) 7/-; “Sister Sue” (Eleanor H. Porter) 6/6; “Man to Man” (Jackson Gregory) 6/-; “Desert Valley” (Jackson Gregory) 0/-- Postage 6d extra. f.e. pICTION for Xmas presents at the 1 B.K. Bookshop.—’The Mysterious Rider” (Zane Grey) 7/-; “Dusk” (Peterson). 6/-; “Kindred of the Dust” (Kyne) 6/-; “The Beloved Woman” (Norris) 6/-; “Her Father’s Daughter” (StrattonPorter) 6/-. EW supplies of Xmas Fiction at the B.K. Bookshop. —“Parnassus on Wlieels” (Merely) 6/-; “Gunsight Pass” (McLeod Rainc)' 6/-; “Wunpost” (Coolidge) 6/-; “The Vats of Tyre” (Roy Bridges) 6/-; “Laramie Holds the Range” (Spearman)”L£.‘ EW Zealand Manufactures. —We are sole agents far Leather Animal Toys; the 'best line on the market. Prices range from l* z 6 to 32/- each. Range includes Elephants, Cows, Sheep, Cats, Pigs, etc. Call and inspect. —The B.K. Toy Department. Le. range of Teddy Bears now selling at reduced rates. Don’t lose this opportunity offered by our toy clearance sale. —The ‘ B.K. Bookshop.f.e. VX7E~have just landed a range of most ’’ artistic and attractive Stationary Boxes. The finest yet seen in New Plymouth. Prices range from 4/- to 10/6 per box. Ideal Xmas presents.—The B.K. Bookshop. f.e. rpHE B.K. are offering a splendid assortment of ladies’ Handbags, Manicure Sets, Purses, Wallets and General Fancy Goods. Quality is the main attraction. f.e. A REMINDER. —Our Toy Sale is the place to save money, and give the children more enjoyment +bau ever.— .The BJ£.. DevO Le.].