Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1923, Page 4

Just now, when all eagerly await an authoritative exposition of the newest trimmings, Morey’s showing of hand-made China lace is attracting considerable attention. It comprises the cutest patterns in laces and insertions, and a fitting addition to these delicate traceries is the pleasing pricings at which they are offering. The New Zealand Bacon Factory have an advertisement of special interest to farmers on page 8 of this issue. The • services at Whiteley Memorial Church to-morrow will be associated with the forthcoming Flower Show, and will be of special public interest. The morning service will be conducted by Mr. L. M. Moss, 8.A., LLB., and the special topic of the’sermon •by the-Rev. W. J. Elliott will be “Moral Lessons from Mount Egmont.” In the evening Miss Norma Morey will be the soloist, and there will be special anthems by a strong choir. Liberal collections are invited in aid of the Flower Show Trust effort.

For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Special value aheetinge at C. C. Ward’s Ltd., 54in. white twill 11/2 yard, pure linen finish 1/11 yard; 70in. pure linen finish 2/11 yard; some pure white twill 2/6 yard; heavy unbleached Jicrringbone sheeting, 54in. 1/11 yard, 70in. 2/6, 80in. 2/11 yard; heavy twill 54in. 2/3 yard, 70in. 2/11 yard, 80in. 3/3 yard. Finlay’s plain 70in. special 3/6 yard. TOILET HINTS. Everyone knows how the use of lemon has such a soothing and cleaning effect on the skin. It seems to whiten the hands after housework when nothing else will. Glycerine is, of course, used by all women for softening the skin and healing cracked hands. It is not generally known, however, that the two can be found combined in soap, but this is so. Lemon and Glycerine Soap is the perfect soap. The continued use of it will keep the skin white and smooth. It contains no coarse or harmful ingredients, so is suitable for the tenderest skin. Tablets, 1/- each, or 2/9 for three, post free, from J. B. Austin, Plymouth.