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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1924, Page 6

The last working bee of the Beaut!* ■fying Society for this season took plac4 on Saturday. The weather was favourable, but the attendance not what was expected, only two volunteers and the president; with six* on wages. Two workers were employed on Baines’ Terrace and the others on the. municipal grounds between the electrical works and the Carrington Road. Excellent work was done in both localities. The party was entertained at afternoon tea by Mrs. Cresswell, at her residence, Carrington Road. The work of the society on the terrace and on. the slopes between the Carrington Road and the Huatoki is now showing to advantage. Much annoyance is, however,, ..inflicted owing to the injury caused to the agapanthus by some mischievous persons cutting off the blooms as they develop, thus spoiling a whole year’s work. T. Lamason, Stratford, inserts particulars of sale of traveller’s samples in this issue. The Eltham Salvation Army Orphanage boys jwere given permission by the Borough Council last nigltt to take up a street collection in New Plymouth on Friday. The Melbourne Ltd. for Xmas gifts. Buy this week and avoid the holiday rush. Grand value in handkerchiefs for all. Kiddies handkerchiefs 3d; ladies 6d, Bd, up to 3/6; men’s coloured border handkerchiefs, 1/-; silk handkerchiefs' 3/11; silk initial, 5/6; pure linen handkerchiefs for ladies, 1/6, pure linen coloured and embroidered, 2/3; men’s mercerised handkerchiefs, size with large initial, 1/6. . A bargain sale is now on at J. K. Hawkins and Co., gent’s outfitters. It will pay you to buy your Xmas requirements here and save money. A few of our sale prices. Men’s ready-to-wear suits from 45/-; Indigo coating serge suits 126/-; sports suits 65/-, neglige shirts 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 9/11; light weight singlets 3/6; sox, 3 pairs for 2/6; garters, 1/- pair; handkerchiefs, 5 for 2/6; coloured border handkerchiefs, 3 for 2/6; President braces, 2/6 pair.

A childrens’ social, followed by a; dance, will be held at Warea Hall tonight. When tobacco is “aged-in-wood” it ferments twice a yeur, until, after two years all the “heat,” the rawness, has gone out of it and it is cool and fragrant to smoke, without a scrap of impurity .in it. Enjoy your tobacco safe in the knowledge that you are not injuring yourself—in other words, Richmond Best. No energy, no appetite, tired, You need a holiday at the. House. Failing that or in with it, a bottle of Austin’s Nerve antfl General Tonic. This will give you neqfl life, renewed vigour, healthy appetite. Try ® a bottle. 3/- to 3/6, post free. J. Austin, the Chemist, 289 Devon Street, New Plymouth, opp. Purser’s, Ltd. <