Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 17 January 1923, Page 6

29in. Double Fuji Silk, special qual- Verv Heavy Union Linen Tea Towel- Nursery Flannelette 27in wide. !H vd. z***t Y H W A Clean -ud Baroins 1 C. C. Ward, Ltd. shades, 40in. wide. Only 6/11 yd. wide and heavy 1/- y<]. Black Cotton Hose for house wear; 2 A Special value Pure Calico, 104 yd. 1/- Black Silk Ankle Non-ladder Hose, pairs for 1/9. I T « r „ c U PLYMOUTH . T d > ext ™ I,< ‘ a 'y V2; all 36m wide. only 3/11 pair. ( White Knitted Gloves only Cd pair. ■HC Vd.SH LFldpCrb ELTHAM. HAWXRk.

STRATFORD. White’s Corner, Stratford.—Jumper Silks: Colors, elephant, dark shrimp, ' peacock, rush, copper, dove, fawn, champagne, saxe, jade, eregm, navy. c.w. A T White’s Corner, Stratford.—Unbleached Striped Towels, 9d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11. Roller Towelling, 104 d. V-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9; cash only. c.w. AT White’s Corner, Stratford.—White Roller Towelling, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6; cash only. ctw. AT White’s Corner, Stratford. —Unbleached Dairfask, 2/114, 3/6, 3/11. 4/11, net cash. R. H. White & Co., Ltd. ' . c.w. AT White’s Corner, Stratford. —Men’s Denim Trousers, 6/11, 7/6, 7/11. R. H, White & Co., Ltd, , c.w. G. H. MATTOCK Reading "rutcher, Supplies only the best BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, PORK & POULTRY. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. Cleanliness ani Civility. Telephones: Shop 245, Residence 76. G. H. MATTOCK ELTHAM.

LESTAIN SILVER SPOONS ' AND FORKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. A NEW alloy of perfect color and weight, giving all the rages of Sterling Silver at less, than half the price, T nlike.,, all other makes is practically STAINLESSWo have just landed direct from the makers our fourth, shipment in the popular old English pattern, and will forward to any address postage paid at the following prices:— TEA SPOONS per half dozen 5/6 ■DESSERT SPOONS per half dozen 9/" TABLE SPOONS per half dozen . DESSERT FORKS per half dozen 9/6 TABLE FORKS per half dozen /0 OBTAINABLE ONLY FROM C. A. WILKINSON, LTD. MOUTH

McGRUER’S The Progressive Drapers Near Post Office NEW PLYMOUTH. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK: Fabric Gloves, 1/- and 1/11 pain , Fawn Gloves, 5/11 and 3/11. Colored Silk Hose, Putty, Nigger, Black, Brown, Grey, -d Mole, White, 4/11 and 3/6. r * MILLINERY AT SPECIAL PRICES. Cretonne Dresses, 17/6. * Delainette Dresses, from 7/11 to 8/11. i Silk Dresses, £7 7s for £3 10s. Costumes, £9 17s 6d for 84/-.' Tea Towelling, 1/9 for 1/3. . . Tobralco Ends, 2/6 for 1/11. SPECIAL PRICES COTTON DRESS GOODS. 40-inch Zephyrs, 2/3 for 1/6. Crepes, White and Colors, 1/9 for 1/3. ' Foulard, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6; were 2/11, 3/11, 5/6. Sunshades, 16/6 fop 12/6; shower-proof, ' i Kiddies’ Cretonne Dresses, 2/11, ~ J* Beach Towels, l/« each. - |f jStiyS. to Shop with McGRUER’S. A’ fnal Will conYinee ■ ’ you, >( ' MAKE Me GRUER’S YOUR DRAPERS THIS YEAR.

BEVARA BEER mdMustU (NON-INTOXICATING) BREW IT YOURSELF Each Tin contains the Real Hops, Malt* Yeast, &c., and makes TWENTY PINTS ef beautiful, unadulterated Ginger or Hop Beer, Pale, Malt or Bitter Ale. Over 5 MILLION PINTS sold last Summer. ( AL/L/ GROCERS 1/6 rs .tGRSS. TRASER LTD., New Plymouth.

AMBURY’S Final Discount Sale / Half-price Remnant Days Tuesday and Wednesday

The Utmost in Flavour, Quality, and Economy. Only a percentage of the world’s crops can be classed as FINE tea—the tea that brews most economically, surrendering the largest measure of exquisite flavour and fragrance to the hot water. “Amber Tips” is a blend of Ceylon’s choice Fine tea-the best you can obtain. “AMBER TIPS” FfIVE Tea

HOLIDAY SUITS Don't knock out your Good Suit on the Beach or . at Picnics. , WE HAVE JUST OPENED A FEW GENUINE PETONE TWEED SUITS of Stylish Cut and Finish at 90/- each. These are JUST IT for a Good Holiday Suit. SEE THESE TO-DAY. N. B. HOWELL, GENTS’ OUTFITTER. DEVON STREET EAST. (Next McNeill’s.)’

3 SUNLIGHT R SOAP g T? VERY housewife knows that it < is the truest economy to use P ure soap —the soap that gives the ™ fullest return for her time and energy. SL That is why SUNLIGHT SOAP is used by housewives the world over —it is a tribute to its purity e^c ’ enc Y' Ever V particle of SUNLIGHT SOAP does its work of cleansing, for the BSsSsX very cream of soap materials are | used In manufacture. S I S3B-32 ■ /ZA. 1 l -'JI /lu I // /////Ti~ — -J i |I r \ ///////

WALTER’S LIMITED KEEN CASH PRICES 1/6 yard for KHAKI STRIPED DRILL. 1/1 yard for NURSE’S CLOTH. 1/11 vard for 3S-inch STRIPED ZEPHYR. 29/6 yard for CRASH DUST COATS. , 1/11 and 2/3 yard LINEN TEA TOWELLING. HEAVY HERRINGBONE SHEETING, 54-ineh 1/11; 72-inch 5/Cjf 80-ineh 2/11. 40-inch VOILE CURTAINING. 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. 50-meh MADRAS CURTAINING, 3/6 yard. 9/6 for LADIES’ CRETONNE OBERALLS. Good quality JAP. CREPES, 1/4 plain. Good quality JAP. CREPES, 1/11 striped. 60-ineh PLAIN CASEMENTS, 2/11 yard. 10/6 dozen yards good quality CALICO. BROWN TOWELS lOd, 1/-, ’l/6. 2/11 each. WHITE TOWELS 1/6, 1/11, 2/11 each. SPONGE CLOTH DRESSES 25/- to 29/6. . •'* i—- - : ■ WALTERS’ LIMITED FOR BEST VALUES IN DRAPERY. BROADWAY „ STRATFORD.

’ fefM ? n • N In * > PLAN FOR StMUjeKE' FOR BETTER ❖ / FURNITURE ? ; THE FUTURE. -f VALUES, | ' BUY YOUR ! OSiff"' MAKE I FURNITURE MARTIN f ” ruamtuKi , YOUR FUR- f If FROM NISHER IN j <’ MARTIN’S. THE FUTURE. £ ’ L We have stood alone for Furniture Values in 1922, and we ❖ «► JJvill endeavor to five even greater values in 1923 and after. *;♦ ;; W. J. MARTIN AND CO.. | 1: DEVON STREET. FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. |

SOLE BROS. rpHE pAMILY pROVIDE-RS, For all that'is TOP GRADE in BEEF MUTTON LAMB TRUST LS FOR THE BES.r QUALITY PORK. AT CHEAPEST RATES