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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1924, Page 6

JJOYS’ gERGE gUITS. For a Best Suit there is nothing 8® dressy as a good Navy Serge. Note these prices, 18/20oz. Indigo:— >ize 6 45/6 Size 12 59/6 Sze 7 47/6 Size 13 62/- , Size 8 49/6 Size 14 63/Size 9 52/6 Size 15 65/Size 10 55/- Size 16 67/6 Size 11 57/6 We can recommend these Suite as good wearers, and Colour Guaranteed! A. H. H ILLOCK - THE KASH, STRATFORD. "Where the Good Hats Are SENSIBLE » GIFTS FOR men AND \y BOYS’ “Headquarters for gifts for men anS boys” describes our store sb well that we’re inclined to let it go at that. But we have such a fine range of ideal gift suggestions for “Dad” and the boys :hat we . think mentioning a few will find favour with all. Shop early in comfort ’ See our range of Ties, Silk Good's, Handkerchiefs with initials, Pyjamas, Travelling Bags, Sox, Rug*, Etc. CARRYER’S, THE EGMONT CLOTHING CO., i / Box 99 Stratford ’Phone 33 THE QHRISTMAS JJUSH In the Selection of your RACE FROCKS it is not. wise to leave it till the LAST WEEK. Y’our Inspection of a Special Display ia Invited. RACE FROCKS—A lovely display in Georgette, Moracain, Jersey Silk, Taffeta , and Fuji Silks of Exclusive Designs. RACE COSTUMES—In very Smart Styles and the latest Materials. AND THE PRICES ARE PLEASINGLY LOW. ELISE The House for Model Frocks. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. QHRISTMAS AUCKLAND WEEKLY. BRETT’S ANNUAL . CHRISTCHURCH PRESS* Now on Sale at HUMPHREY’S Bookseller, Stationer and Prints Broadway, Stratford.

; CHEAP GROCERIES FOR THE PEOPLH WALTER MURPHY. NEXT NEW POST OFFICE, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Consult our prices before purchasing elsewhere. The aim of all frugal housewives CHEAP GROCERIES which mean a cheap three tables daily. Money saved is money earned. Notq address. W. MURPHY, ’Phono 363. Box 157. Country Customers Especially Catered gTRATFORD pRIVATE JJOTEL BROADWAY SOUTH. Every comfort and 'onvenience. Travel ling public specially jatered for. Special term? for permanent boarders. TERMS 7s PER DAY. MISS HUGHA, QURE ,r piXIF.” Simple external applications relieve the cows at once and cure most obstinate cases without using costly outfits. JJJY simply rubbing the affected quarters with a little "Tixif” smeared on the fingers and palm of the hand, the trouble is quickly and permanently cured. The cows never come in weak or light on the affected quarters the following season. No need for fussing about with injec* tions or risking the use of instruments in unskilful hands. i Hundreds of Canterbury farmers testify to its wonderful curative properties. Sold by most dairy factories and stores, 6/- per tin. If you can’t get it in your district, send 6/6 direct to H. V. WARING, Turner’s Road, Ouruhia, Christchurch.