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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1930, Page 12

KEEN WINTER DRAPERY : COMPARE OUR VALUES „. . . TTina fnrd Wpsvr Neaf Embossed Chenille Georgette. 86 inches wide. Ideal for 56in. Heavy Grey Saddle Tweed. All Wool. For boys’ 50in. Corinthian Cloth. Heavy quality, in Oatmeal 2 invades of Wine Brown, Navy, Bridge Coats and Evening wear. The shades in- pants. 7/6 yard. colour. For heavy curtains, coverings, etc. 2/11 laxe Greenlawn, Red All 2/11 yard. elude Scarlet, Apple-Green, Blue and Lemon. Keen Jugt Opened> new shipment 28in. Velour Finish All- yard. 88in. All-Wool Crepe de Chine. In a wide range of value at 12/11 yard. Wool Doctor Dress Flannels. 30 shades. All 2/11 Coloured Baby Rugs. .Size 30, 38. Warm quality, shades, including Wine, Bottle-Green, Navy and ggin. Heavy Tweed Coatings. Warm for winter wear. yard. Printed nursery designs, in Pink, Fawn, Blue and Black. - Exceptional value at 4/11 yard. Splendid selection of fashionable tonings. 8/11, 28in. All-Wool Colonial Flannel. For winter underwear. • He* lo grounds. 3/3 each. Warm Kapok Quilts. Similar appearance to Down 9/11, n/g to 14/11 yard. In Cream, Shetland, Orkney, Light Grey, Dark White Flannelette Blankets. Boiling quality. Warm Quilts> but kapok filled. Attractive Floral Sateen Guaranteed fast colours This Grey, Pink and Navy. 1/11 yard. heavy weight. Single Bed size, 5/11 each; Double 7 Z wide width is specially suitable for bedspreads. The Heavy White Twill Sheeting. Strong firm quality, en- Bed size, 7/fi each. 97i 1 ?"whife Nursery Flannelette Strong absorbent shades are Rose, Green, Saxe, Lemon, Helio and sures long wear. 54m. 1/5, 72m. 1/10, 80m. 2/3 Best Samarang Kapok. Teased and Bagged. 1/6 lb, guX- 7/9 per fezen yards. Fawn. Special Value, 3/11 yard. yard- plus postage. , ~the BEST VALUES NEW p p WADD ITH HAWERA WRITE for samples ALWAYS atAVARDS PLYMOUTH C. C. W AKD L 1 V. and ELTHAM WE PAY POSTAGE

PUZZLE SQUARES KT Wp pl 4 |5 pJ B p x r - I ■■mill Illi ■Hill 111 ■■ li—rwum .nrwimirm —■■■«■„»., ■ __ ’ |5 “ tzqr 32. 33 r _ " __ — — — ■ • -- aLLZZnZZJZBZ linim. ! lin i n I — J—— uju ' 13—Speck. ACROSS 15—Point. ’ i ■. 19—(Rhubarb. 2—Other. 21—Tree. 6 Story. 25—Quivering. 11—Turmoil. 26—Smile. 12—Catkins 27-<Royal Fern. ~ ■ 14—Ambrosia of gods. 29—Glasses. , 16—Conspicuous. 30—Lowers. 17 —Censor. 31—Insertions. 18—Animals. 32—Freehold tenure. 20—Trigonometric term. 33—Bony. 22 Born. 35—Musical very. 23—" Waitresses. ■ ' , 37—West African town. 24—Man’s name. 41—Compass point. 25—Finnish (town. 43—Before. 28—Bones. Quotation; — 31 —Ten tens. z , 34—Opening word. “Thick as autumnal, leaves tha 36 Torches. strew the brooks in Vallombrosa, 38—Food. ‘ 39—‘Chatterbox, rc?T/SBBW~i* I ui! a 14- Ml c It* les 40—Diverts. I I* Id ImJ Iml I 42—Genus of cereals. E LIEmSEMR] 45—Withers. E|C|H|^^|E|R|BM|[p|» |P]Fj 46 —Waves. FWSAII alvlcxlWi 1 down. |V|al lplm|biro|S|amc I e| l | l lamßriMrio u m HJ I—King1—King Arthur’s home. wMjfrii I~ WtIMI I IT*lK■EaTinM* 2—Riot. ■ 3 —Moor. L|A|U|R Aa^A^fiE6>|U |l— [B>| 4 —Fixed. s—Glide away. A TKIT M Cm? 11)1 InEHLjI > 7—Power. % F * WZ B—Triangular insets. E EBBLMS<aI in solution. |S|C|E|N| ABtFjR G OM|A|S| 10—Babbled. G|SS' Your LAST CHANCE to SAVE 10/- — on a CASE of • BCorban’s Famous, Wines This offer definitely closes on Saturday, 14th June. To save 10/- send your orders direct to us now, or call at CORBAN’S WINE STALL, New Plymouth Show, sample the wine, and leave your order with Mr. Gorban. For full details of offer see previous issues. . . — 0 — — • , , Gorban’s N.Z. Wine Shop 20 UNION STREET, HAWERA. Z. A.. CORBAN “ - - - Licensee. I CATERPILLAR TRACTORS will do a===: ===^lira cesses of farm r or r °ad work trip ilia BETTER ' . I lIP’ quicker. WSL CHEAPER U 3 B^ow y° u ac^ results from “CATER- ■ PILLARS M now operatt ing in Taranaki. J. B. Mac Ewan & Co. Ltd 'Phone 212. NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O. Box 114. ■ ;

wCk O „ whenyoiayo kitchenwards tn vnwke tea • • •. a/hed do they sag-w think ? 'T’HEY admire the pretty * things in your modern electric home, but they wonder why you still endure the burden Sre made in England of rii r 1 • i i i Titish materials, and or old, rasnionea methods Embody the highest stan- , . • dardofdesign,construct- in the kitchen. lon and finish. Every • & anC befire l VtJelS Why leave your guests to twirl their the “Magnet” works. • thumbs, and criticise your domestic Kettles arrangements. Why be an object Heavy gauge copper. of sympathy. The installation of Shted standard design. a ‘'Magnet” Electric Kettle would ‘SmdSKmk'Si allow y° u to make «*. besi<le •’w flex, a pt., 3 pt. and 6 pt. table. A touch of a switch, and in a few moments everything is ready. MAiB What a wonderful difference 1 ©<• Before you entertain again—see the "Magnet” Electric Kettle at your nearest Electrical Dealer. . V • <8)& k Marmet. Electrical Appliance®.■ UHL . Made in England Obtainable from all leading V ' storei and Ecec tries! Dealers. 17 V Advertisement of the British General Electric Co. Ltd. Branch Office and Public Showrooms: 31-37 Taranaki Street, Wellington ‘ —rm—...- - - --- - 1- ~ ' ' Three of the Best in Radio ' GULBRANSEN NINE-IN-LINE RADIOLA . PHILLIPS A.C. Q.P., . ' Priced from £l9 10/-. i, Among Radio enthusiasts yott’ll find : z the various models of these three receivers spoken of as the finest in their respective classes. Step in and hear the model that suits your purse—and learn how easy it is to own a reliable quality Receiver when you purchase from Nimmo’s. XOUR “SILENT” PIANO AS PART PAYMENT IF' YOU WISH IT. » a fill bl fl BSki fcaßii iWeL- lisssL. L. E. HOFFMANN ' - - - Manager. Piano Contractors to tha Now Zealand Government. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ■ ■ . ■ .11. > • . -- :T -.

The generous support accorded by Housewives throughout the Dominion has ‘enabled us to increase the size of our !/• cartons of NO RUBBING LAUNDRY HELP (The Manufacturers). 19.