Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1924, Page 10

■afV ' // \\ V i' wj' xO C^ NATURE clothes herself in a delightful mantle at this season of the year, and ladies’ spring-time garments echo nature's charm and freshness. To every lover of beautiful lingerie, LUX has a special appeal. It is ideal in every way for washing delicate and dainty fabrics. LUX makes lingerie delightfully sweet and fresh, and keeps flannels and woollens soft, fleecy, and unshrunken, LUX is easy to use and certain to please. It will not harm a silken thread. Packets May be Obtained Everywhere. LEVER BROTHERS <NEW ZEALAND) LIMITED, PETONE.

The “Koaka” system is water-pr*of, weather-pro*f, fire-praof, barer-proaf, and aon-conducting. Gives a very attractive finish. Thefc is ae need te paint “Kmka”. WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET. Over 1000 hoases erected is “Kenka”. “BASSETT’S BUSY BUSINESS” Wll.o. StrMt . • WANGANUI. U Build it with, "NON KA” Architects have chosen “Koaka" for their own heuw The Government has also specified “Kenka". “Koaka* is a patented concrete sheet which is far superior to guy timber aad is easily fixed. Combines rigidly with the plaster coat, and forms a stone-hard wall.

THETFORD’S, Currie Ctreet. RE-STARTED. ALL NEW STOCKS . At LOWEST PRICES. INSPECT. JJOUSE. ELIOT STREET. First-class Accommodation for Casual and Permanent Guests. Excellent Cuisine. Accommodation for motor-cars. Tariff on application. MRS. OTTAWAY, ’Phone 629. Proprietress. J)EVONPORT pRIVATE JJOTEL AND DINING ROOMS. (Opposite Bendall’s). Powderham Street, New Plymouth. A Comfortable Home. Excellent Cuisine. Tariff Moderate. MRS. L. HILL ’Phone 785. Proprietress.

VACUUM ’ CLEANING CO. We invite our COUNTRY CLIENTS to send or bring their Carpeta to us to be cleaned. They may be picked up later the same day. Depot— Mol as worth Street, New Plymouth. (Next Rollo and Miller’s Foundry.) 'Phone 866. THE ART POTTERIES \ DEVON STREET (opp. Criterion Hotel) Direct Importers of— FANCY GOOD? CROCKERY, GLASSWARE BRUSHWARB, ENAMEL WARE, TOI S OF ALL Inspection Invited 1 A. JJAMSHAW. 'i i r r . ... “Safety First!” is the slogan of mum. Guiding the throng where traffic is dense Heed it betimes and avert the worst, Make it your policy— “safety first.” When in the winter contag : ons spread, Bringing the coughs and the colds vofi dread, “Safety First?” will survival assure— That means Woods’ Great Pepoermint Cure-

Many celebrated PHYSICIANS during the past 100 years have regularly prescvi DINNEFORD’t // MAGNESIA Dr. Conquest, Physiofan to the City of Lon<b » Lying-in Hospital, writes: “. . . . Ju Proftetiun and the Public are indebted to you for a highly valuable addition to our Het of medicines. As as agreeable mild aperient, it cannot fail to eupsrsed: Inany now in use.” she universal remedy for ACIDITY OP TUB Stomach, headache, heartburn, sour jBAUCTATIONS, BILIOUS AFFEOTIONa, 'cures GOUT, RHEUMATISM and GRAVEL. The safest and most effective aperient for general use. AVOID IMITATIONS! Lookfwthenu»a DINNEFORD'S on •▼•ry hottlo and label.