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Taranaki Daily News, 16 February 1926, Page 7

Moths, mildew and dirt are the greatest enemies of wearing- apparel. Neglect of these evils forces many people to spend unnecessary sums of money re . placing articles which had they received proper attention would have been quite good for another season’s wear The clean, fresh appearance imparted to all garments treated by us speaks more than a thousand words could say about our plant. Bring your soiled or faded raiment to us, or phone 697 f or clean work at moderate charge. y[ c Cullough’s, Cleaners and Dyers, opposite McNeill’s, Devon Street, New Plymouth It will pay you in more ways than one to get in touch with us before goi M " elsewhere. We can make that old hat look like new.

To all who feel the n&A of a good strengthening and invigorating tonic, we recommend Austin’s Nerve and General Tonic (with Phosphates). This is ai) ideal preparation for weakness, debility, loss of appetite and energy. It gives re-' newed life and vigor. 3/- bottle, 3/6 post free. J. B. Austin, The Chemist, 289 Devon Street, N«w Plymouth. Opp. f>ur ■*r>