Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1924, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. The White Service —To provide good serviceable quality at moderate price. New Season’s Cotton Dresses These are ideal either for house or out-door wear, well cut and fashioned of fabrics that, will give practical service - in the most popular shades and. colourings. Printed Taffeta Frocks, for '\ morning wear, in a wide choice j ( of shades, mostly dark grounds , I with bright patterns. Special JS iW: B Price 7/11 each. jQ® 39 ; B ' " / ya; Floral Taffeta Frocks, in light /A? : i jWJ . shades of Sky, Heliotrope and // *1? KT Pink. Great value. 8/11 each. Il fffil i ' 1 ...LA . .WtiHfWinii | Printed Crepe Frocks, in Buffi -1 1 IT" ground, with coloured stripes 1 I: I i:! 4 of Pink, Heliotrope and Blue. I ::; ti ■ ■ ■ Price 9/6 each. :l::; " Cotton Crepe Frocks, Oriental ■; • 4 J designs, in bright colours, slip- fW' ■ ovejr head style, narrow tie y?) I belt. Price 10/6 each RBH I jzzzSmßX Dainty Drest Materials Cotton Dress Gaberdine, i n a lovely Jap Crepes, for Ladies and ChiMquality for Dreeses and Jumpers, ren’s Dresses and all kinds of JoWhite and Cream, 40in. wide. Price d**rwear, in all the popular colours, 4/6 Yd- 30in. wide. ]/- yd. Printed Riveriera Cloth, in shades of SponBe Cloth J ‘’ 4 “rviceable Saxe and Sunset, in Nursery de- tV \ weight an / quaUty, signs for Chilren’.s wear, wide w ' l ‘ “ ear Wel J’ D «““ Price 2/11 yd. ancl Childrens wear. A range ■i " of colours, 38in, wide. 1/6 yd. Whites Limited Growing with New Plymouth.

MISCELLANEOUS. 1()/. LADIES SHOES—AII sorts and ' sizes. Further reductions for final week.—McEwen’s Stocktaking Sale. Shoes and Boots. 2()d Pftlrs to sacrifice at 10/-. Last week of MeEwen Bros.’ Sale.b.p. J ADIES—This week. See McEwen’s 10/- Shoes. Every pair worth double. McEwen Bros.’ Slioe Sale. b.pgEE McGruer’s Advertisement on Page 2. QEE the latest Portable Gramophone at £B. Others at £5 10s and £4. Record exchange just opened; for 1/- change your records. Vinnicombe, Piano Tuner, opp. Post Office. IK/_ Ladies’ Shoes. Another 200 pairs to clear this week. Worth double.—McEwens’ Shoe_Sale. c y1 Q Men’s Boots. This week only. —McEwens’ Boot Sale. e.y. J-JILLIARD HALL SOLE’S NEW BUILDINGS, CURRIE STREET. HPHIS splendid New Saloon is now open to patrons, who will find ail the latest conveniences for their comfort. Eight new Riley Tables, including one standard table, all specially imported from England. THE LARGEST, MOST UP-TO-DATE, AND MOST COMFORTABLE BILLIARD HALL IN THE DOMINION. ‘Phone 1001.

THE ART POTTERIES DEVON STREET (opp. Criterion Hotel). Direct Importers of— FANCY GOODS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, BRUSHWARE, ENAMEL WARE, TOYS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Inspection Invited! A. R AMSHA w. NOW RUNNING S.O.G. D AILY C AR s r r™e. Enables passengers to travel from New Plymouth to Napier a„d New Plymouth to Wairarapa IN ONE DAY instead of < two davs. TIME-TABLE: Leave Dai.j News Office Dyke’s Car) 4.30 a.m. Leaves Blake’s Garage. Hawera, 8 a.m. Leave 5.0.5., Wanganui, 11 a.m. • NOTE.—Mail Train for Napier departs Ashhurst 1.22 p.m. Mail Train for Wellington departs Ashl.urst 1.25 p.m. Chan-j at Woodville for Wairarapa (Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays only). Car leaves Ashhurst Station, return journey, at 1.30 for Wanga .ui and Hawera. FARES: New Plymouth to Hawera, 10/-; Haw ra to Wanganui. 15/-; Wanganui to Feilding, 10/-; Wanganui to Ash’.urst, 12/6. Passengers for Palmerston can travel by this route, change at Feildiagi arrive Palmerston 1 p.m. BOOKING OFFICES: Dyke and Co., New Plymouth; Blake’s Garage, Hawera. Head Office: 5.0.5., Rutland Buildings, Wanganui. ' Telegrams: “Smith’s Overland Service, NT anganui.”