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Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1926, Page 11

TIMELY SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS USEFUL GIFTS WHICH MAY BE PURCHASED AT SPECIAL PRICES AT THE OPEN WAREHOUSE G«uts Luvisca Silk Shirts. Made with. For the Women Folk the following will two collars to match, and with rein- undoubtedly prove to bo useful sugforced necks. The ideal gift. Price, ' gestions Fancy Handkerchiefs ; n 15/6 each. fancy designs; Fancy Soaps, nicely boxed; Powders, Face Creams, pretty Gents’ Fancy Socks. In silks, silk and Jars, Pot Pourri, natty boxes of wool, silk and cotton, and all wool. ' Fancy Stationery, Chubby UmbrclAll the latest in colour designs. From las, and Oiled Sunshades. ’ These o C/3 to 5/11 pair. a ]j lines which are carried in abund- „ , . ■ . ance, and at prices which must be Beautiful Patterns in Men s Pyjamas, appreciated by thrifty shoppers in Made in Silk Fuji, Luvisca, Triola, search o£ Use ful Gifts. and Poppy Poplin. These make handsome Christmas gifts for your A Choice Assortment of Plain and Floral men folk. AU at Wholesale Prices, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Frocks in Cherry, Lavender, Fuschia, CinA large assortment of Travelling Rugs namen, Bois de Rose, Lettuce Green, and Suit-cases makes possible the se- Brick, Apricot, Beige, and Saxe, lection of something unique m the Moderately priced from £3 3/-. way useful Gifts. These goods a, T „ - day are extremely low-priced, and your SELECT YOLKS TODAY, inspection is cordially invited. Large range of Dainty Voile Frocks. In Fuji Over-Blouses, with collar and V. Floral and Border designs. Also in necks, long sleeves, and pockets. In dots, with collars and long and short all sizes. Prices, 11/9 to 17/6. sleeves. Prices 21/- to 39/6. SPECIAL NOTE—You can now buy youryour Footwear at Wholesale Prices in our Boot and Shoe Department. George & Doughty Ltd. CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUT H. : : Also at HAWERA.

MK* stands for J (Xuali Vi] J® HAY SWEEPS I — J 11 J The “C.&C.” 1 (| IMPROVED HAY SWEEP fJh lew Zealand Patent No. 53799. You spend money top-dressing your paddocks, and The Sweep is light, easy to work, is fitted with iron lose the use of those reserved for hay for at least two bark teeth pointed at both ends, which gather the buy or three months in the year. either way; it cannot get out of order, is always ready for the job, always there when you want it. Then you have the expense of cutting the crop, and if you adhere to OLD METHODS for saving it you q'p e cos t on ]y jg fi/. nett, and the question is run the risk of losing the lot, not ‘Can I afford it?” but, “Can I afford to DO WITHOUT IT.” Juet consider the advantages of the ”C. and C.” The average value of a ton of hay is £6 6/-, the The hay docs hot have to be put into cocks, but of otJ £ swee P' Yo “ “ v Jj £ na, 'F tew “ f is oo&eted from the wind rows by the Sweep, and me h»y every year if you use a C. and C. Sweep. de“J“Bt o “the U^k n g! “ her lhe hBy ° S SCreS 9Dd OHDER OSE NOWI Freight Paid. Six Pounds Six Shillings Nett. COOPER & CURD LTD. PUKEKOHE - - AUCKLAND