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Taranaki Daily News, 6 June 1930, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. 'JpHE Half-yearly Clearing Sale of Millinery now on, Special bargains for Show Week. Miss Hunt, Waverley Building, Devon Street, New Plymouth. e.y. VVHAT about those old Furs and Coats. We renovate and remodel. Don’t cast them aside. Bring them to us. I. M. Jacobs, Devon Street. b.y. A SPECIAL line of Matrons’ Millinery in all shades, large headfitting. Original price 29/6, now 19/11 to" clear at Mis. Pellew’s, Milliner. . d.w. Ready-to-wears and Models reduced. See windows for prices. Capolines from 7/11 each. A special line of Children’s Millinery from 3/11; Tweed Hats and Scarves to match from 9/11; Berets in all shades from 4/11. At Mrs. Pellew’s, Milliner. d.w. reductions on all Coats, also Bridge Coats, and Evening Shawls, in blue, rose, helio, at all reduced prices. At Mrs. Pellew’s, Milliner. d.w. Q.ALVANISED BATHS, ex. heavy gauge rolled edge, cast front, in sft. 6in and 6ft. Special purchase, 62/6. Carborundum Grinders, all sizes, from 2/6 to 22/6. At Flyger, Carter and Co. e.n. j£LECTRIC Radiators, highest grade English made. Bought bankrupt’s stock, usually priced 35/-, our price 21/-, At Flyger, Carter and Co. e.n, JjAYKNIVES, Bramble and grass scythes, Parkes,' Skeltons, Potts spades and forks just arrived, ex. s.s. Hertford. Our . prices cannot be equalled. Flyger. Carter and Co. e.n. JJOTWATER Bags, best English, with patent screw stoppers, 10 x 8 5/-, •14 xB, 6/-. See the new extra large easyturn egg. and cake mixers at Flyger, Carter and Co. e.n. Picks,' Wedges, Hedgeshears, Fencing Pliers, weed forks and trowels; all steel English wheelbarrows, ex. s.s. Hertford at unbeatable .pjices at Flyger, Carter and Co. e.n. Netting just arrived, ex. s.s. Hert- \ ford, all heavy sizes in the “Crapo” indestructible galvanising. .Our prices are lower, also “Crapo” galvanised fencing wire plain and barb at Flyger, Carter and Co. em. Enamel Baths, and W.C. Pedestal Pans to clear at special job prices; must go before stocktaking. At and_Co. _em. gROWNIE“CrystaI Sets, 10/-; Head Phones, 15/-. Quin and, Co. & CO., authorised Studebaker Service Station. Estimates given for all classes of repairs. Taranaki- Agents for Bosch Remy Delco. ■■ '.'. AWFULLY cold Daisy. I'm not cold Jack. ’ I’ve got a beauty Fur Coat at Smith’s Used Goods Shop, Ariki Street, New Plymoll th. d.y. Clocks, Jewellery. Big discounts off marked prices. Every timepiece guaranteed.. Repairs a speciality. ' Huthnance, Watchmaker, Devon St., New Plymouth. " d.w. JpUR by the yard. Coney 12/-; Tibiteen 10/6; Collar sets, 25/- (set attached free). Fox Fur Co., Renovating Specialists, Devon Street. d.y. THETFORD’S, Currie Street. All-wool Flexcello Hose, all colours, job line, 3/3 pair; Silk and Wool Flexcello, 5/3 pair; All-wool Cardigan? (Bruce), all colours, 8/11 each, in Women’s, O.S. and X. 0.5.; Lumber Jackets from 17/6, d.e. PETFORD’S, Currie Street. Cheapest •ghop in town. Leatherette Coats, all colours, 29/6; warmly lined Leather Coats, £7 15/-; Face Cloth Coats in all colours, fur. collar and cuffs, from £4 ss; Celanese Crepe de Chine Frocks, in Women’s, O.S. and X. 0.5., from £3 10/-; Costumes, Women's, O.S. and X. 0.5., from £2 19/6. ' d.e. Currie Street. Cheapest shop in town. Winceyette Nightdresses, from 7/11, long sleeves; Doctor Flannels, from 1/11; Jumpers, from 8/11; AlPwool Rugs, full size, 14/6; Flannelette Nightdresses, from 4/11; Suede finish Gloves, from 2/3. - d.e. at “The Hat Box" when in town. Sale specials of new stocks at values equal to none. Opposite Hygienic. d.e. Fruit Shop has the following: Cooking Apples, 51b a 1/-; Grapes, 1/- per ib; Jam Melons, lb. d.w. £*ANARY and Parrot Food. We have a large stock of the best bird food at the best price. Give us your next order. E. L. Gilbert and Co., Brougham Street. d.y. TpCZEMA and Milkers' Eczema positively cured by White Pearl Ointment, 4/posted. Whitiora Laboratory, Hamilton. ftTOTE Extension Ladders for sale; with centre pull; do not jam. Inspect at J. H. Holm and Co., St. Aubyn Street, New Plymouth. e.x. A. J. FYFE FOR BOOKS, “THE MAORI YESTERDAY & iO DAY” (James. Cowan). A vivid and faithful account of the Maori Race. 12/6. OUTSTANDING 6/- NOVELS. “HER PRIVATES WE” (Private 19022). “NOT SO QUIET” (Helen Smith). ' “THE ROMANTIC PRINCE" (Sabatini). FULL STOCKS POPULAR 2/6 REPRINTS. New Supplies of “THE CHRIST OF EVERY ROAD" A Study in Pentecost. (E. Stanley Jones). 5/-. A. J. FYFE, BOOKSELLER 4 STATIONER, Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phone 1397. 'Phone 1397. I i i TIMBER! W E have on hand several good lines of Second-class Timber. What about those sheds for next season? W. C. C LEMENT * WAITEIKA. ROAD, TE KIRI.