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Taranaki Daily News, 6 February 1923, Page 6

_ _ If you do, go to C. C. WARD'S. Ltd.. 54-in TWILL UNBLEACHED SHEET Another big shipment of our wonderful Special value tine HERRINGBONE z -w MM 7 1 W j ■ M ' TTAII Tirfini tk A investigate, and you will be convinced ING, ,1/9 yard. value BLACK. CASHMERE HOSE heavy quality SHEETING, 54-in, / f MM/ <T| I M* ZM . IZQ yuu WO.lll 111(3 DCSI that you are getting the beet for the ALL-SILK FOULARDS for 8/11 per at 2/11 pair. 2/3 yard. 70-in. 2/11 yard, 80-in., KV . a ▼ V <*l I Cl « g 1. -yl a * least money. yard, usually 14/6. Lovely COTTON FOULARD, double 3/3 yard. y £— w lL a laocl- mnnzLV, *> JAP CREPES, all the newest shades, width, for 2/11. Double width CHECK ZEPHYRS, fine , NEW PLYMOUTH, 101 me ICdcl mOileJy £ Good BLACK SILK ANKLE for 1/3 per yard. These were 1/9. R SPONGE CLOTH FROCKS, 17/0 quality.'only 1/3 yard, usual price Thg CclSll |_) I*RCCFS KT TWAM HAWERk J 9 HOSE, mock seam, only 2/11 pair. L °"? r and not 80 man y and 25/- each. 2/0. Only a few left. 1 11V o BLIHAM. MA.W.WMU . shades, 1/- yard. ... . - -

YOUR BOY / Will appreciate A NEW PAIR OF BRACES. We are now offering A SPECIAL LINE Of BOYS’ BRACES at 1/- per pair. These are a GENUINE BARGAIN. N. B. HOWELL, GENTS’ OUTFITTER. DEVON STREET EAST. (Next McNeill’s.}

t Save Money on Furniture | in 1923. dg Bk If contemplating furnishing during ♦£ 1923, your best move is to decide now to leave it in the hands of i * Martins’. T Our furniture ik made of the a highest grade materials, and ? with the best possible work- ’ i* manship throughout, which X ensures maximum wear and ❖ comfort • • 7 *J* Martins Lead for Value Always, * You can't afford to overlook the J* shop that saves you money. _.- £ W. J. MARTIN AND CO.,| DEVON STREET. FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. | ►5

Special Offer of | Towels and Towelling j These goods include sueh well-known makes as the J Swan, Seaside and Admiralty. They were bought under J exceptional circumstances, and will give good wear. The * market has an upward tendency. J Strong Brown Towels, 1/-, 1/6 Good White Towels, 43 x 22in., X each. 2/11 each.. x Strong Brown Towels, 40 x 19in., o w..-. , , D ->.■ O Seaside, 2/11. Swan White Towels, 48 X 24m., « Strong Brown Towels, 45 x 22in., each. ♦ Seaside, 3/11. Admiralty Towels, 57 x 24in., I Strong Brown Towels, 42 x 20in., 4/6. X n . Cotton Roller Towelling, 16in. ♦ Brown Roller Towelling, 16m. ~ , . , Z wide, 1/-, 1/6, 1/11 & 2/6. w * de ’ ]/ ’ - vard - f Good White Towels, 36 x 20in., Forfar, 30in. wide, 1/11 and 2/3 a 1/6 each. * yard. j WALTER’S LIMITED | THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION. t BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Y

on a tire is your protection — a pledge of real quality. It is a name over half a century old. In that time it has come to stand for “Best inßubber Goods.” g All sizes, in Goodrich Tires and Red Tubes, in fresh stock. ’2E2-'_ the INTERNATIONAL B. F. GOODRICH CORPORATION Ahron, Ofuo. V. S. A. Factory e«Mbluhed 1870 Distributors E. W. PIDGEON &. CO., Limited ■ Auckland Wafanui Wellington Dunedin Masterton. Nateoa Timaru New Plymouth Hamilton Gisborne Hastings / gs=== ' 11 ~ GOODRICH SERVICE STATION, 258 DEVO N STREET, NEW PL YMOUTH.

G. H. MATTOCK IgLIHAM’S READING 'RUTCHER, Supplies ohly the best BEEF, MUTTON, Lamb, pork & poultry. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. Cleanliness and Civility. Telephones: Shop 245, Residence 76. G. H. MATTOCK . XTHAM.