Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 26 September 1924, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. The coming of summer brings the need for new Quilts and Bed Spreads This offering gives a splendid opportunity to become better acquainted with a store in which every detail of home service has its essential needs well provided, for. Whit* Hontycomb Quilts, ‘in a superior quality, good designs, fringed; single bed size, 17/6; double bed size, 22/6. White Dimity Quilts, with a pretty fern 4 design, easy laundered; single bed size, i w 18/6. Z/bwi Vk White Marcella Quilts , in assorted popu- Jy lar designs; single bed size, Price 21/-, 25/-, 26/6. . I Whit* Marcella Quilts, dainty designs and quite new, large double bed sizes. Prices I 29/6, 42/-, 45/-, 50/-, 59/6. | ] Bed Spreads, in printed designs, single bed i •! size. Prices 9/11 and 14/11. \ /J White Brocaded Bed Spreads, very smart with pretty printed designs, in effective iMfwZ colourings; single bed size, 36/6; double whA M bed size, 47/6. Alhambra Quilts, coloured, for Boys’ Beds, in Reds, Blues and Pinks; single bed size, 10/6; double bed size, 16/6. Cot Quilts, White Marcella, size 36 x 54. A nice quality. Price 12/6. White Twill Sheeting Here is Special Values in White Linen finish Twill Sheeting, pure and free from dressing; will give years of service. 641". 2/3 yd- 80in. J /g yd. Special Offer in Cretonne In either Light or Dark grounds, good colourings and effective designs, suitable for bangings, coverings and cushions, 30in. wide. I /< yo Special Price ■/" z * . ©Whites Limited Growing with New Plymouth

MISCELLANEOUS. McGruer’s Advertisement on Page 2. jjARGk Variety of Mummer shapes in Buckram and Wire. Also materials and trimmings just opened at Miss Hunt’s, 380 Devon Street East.e.y. AT the “8.K.” Bookshop—Popular Fiction at 2/6. “The Pride of Palomar,” Kyne; “Kindred of the Dust,” Kyne; “Lynch Lawyers,” W. P. White; “The Courage of Captain Plum,” Curwood. Price 2/10 each, posted. Opposite EmTheatre. d.e. the “8.K.” Bookshop—Wonderful reading for 2/6. “Th© Enchanted Country,” Joan Sutherland; “Bruce of Circle ‘A’” Harold Titus; (author of “Timber.” d.e. “GUHE Adventures of Signor McGlusky,” Hales McGlusky; “The Gold Seeker,” Hales; “Flowing Gold,” Rex Beach. Price 2/10 each posted. Opposite Empire Theatre. d.e. the “8.K.,” Deyon Street. New Ivory Pads, 100 pages; wonderful surface paper; ladies’ size. Special purchase offer of three pads for 1/6, posted 2/-. Opposite Empire Theatre. d.e. A T . the “8.K.” Devon Street. Post Card Albums, special purchase offer. To hold 200 cards 1/-, posted 1/6; to hold 250 cards 2/-, pasted 2/8; to hold 300 cards 2/3, posted 2/11; to hold 250 cards 3/9, posted 4/5; to hold 300 cards 4/9, posted 5/4,—Opposite Empire Theatre. the “8.K.” Bookshop.—Wonderful Titles in Half-Crown Fiction, posted 2/10 each, opposite Empire Theatre. “Rilla of Ingleside,” Montgomery; “The Eternal Struggle,” Lancaster; “Tess of the Storm Country,” White; “Happy Hawkins,” R. A. Watson. Price 2/10 each posted.

the “8.K.” Bookshop.—Splendid new Titles in cheap editions. “The Bond Boy,” Odgen; “Long Live the King,” Rinehart ; ‘The Last Straw,” Titus; “Bond or Free,” Lyall; ‘To Him that Hath,” Connor; “Tarrant of Tin Spout,” Oyen; “The Black Stone,” Gibbs; “Squaredeal Sanderson,” Siltzer; “Adrian Grey,” Sutherland, “Buck Peters, Ranchman,” Seltzer; Price 2/6, 2/10 posted. Opposite Empire Theatre, Devon Street. pATRpNISE the Old Girls’ Mart and help build the present Girls’ Hostel. Admission 6d, children 3d.

JJIGER JJOUSE. ELIOT STREET First-class Accommodation for Casual and Permanent Guests. Excellent Cuisine. Accommodation for motor-cars. Tariff ou application. MRS. OTTAWAY, ’Phone 629. Proprietress. JJEVONPORT pRIVATE TTOTEL AND DINING ROOMS. (Opposite Bendall’s). Powderham Street, New Plymouth. A Comfortable Home. Excellent Cuisine. Tariff Moderate. MRS. L. HILL, Proprietress. 1