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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1930, Page 10

ggggKTLE TONIC, 4/6 DRENCH, 4/6 HHHK.tr DRENCH, 4/6 I •*" TEED & CO. ? Veterinary Chemists, NEW PLYMOUTH,

1 MR. FARMER! ■ 1 * I I Do you know that ! |L Brown Canvas Rugs (guaranteed 24 ounces to I . the yard) | i s I .CAN BE PROCURED j / ‘ AT | 7/9 Each, I ! Freight Paid, j/ ; ■__ ■L- : ■ ;i ■ ! i i ■ ' ’ From ! ’• ! I Cook & Lister’s Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phono 292. | . " > — EIGHT EFFICIENT GROCERY MEN AT YOUR SERVICE HERE. You are always sure of receiving prompt, intelligent Service at Gadd’s. Qur staff know their goods and can be of very helpful assistance to you. Then, of course, our PRICES are another advantage of shopping here. Oatmeal, 6/9 bag. Rolled Oats, 1/5 'Creamoata, 1/8. Milk Oaties, 1/1. ' Sides Bacon, IOJd lb. Cheese, IOJd lb.. Pollard 21/- sack. Sunlight Soap, 1/2 packet. ' Sunshine Soups, 3 for J/-. GADDS, LTD, * 'Where Prices are Lowest.”? P>EVON STREET, N.P. ’Phone 242. “AH! HOW CLEAR TILINGS ARE NOW! I < Perhaps your eyes _ - / sre defective and I It —you have never ■ i Seen through any Other eyes but ; your own. Don’t CO Ia bo in doubt about < your eyes. Consult— ERNEST DAVIES ’OPTICIAN NEW PLYMOUTH Sturdy Shoes for School School again. Harder wear on .Shoes, and Tougher Shoes needed than those that were worn during the holidays. You’ll find the right sort at McEwen’s. Tough soles, good leathers, and smart otyles. All at our usual low prices. McEwen’s Shoe Store ‘ BOSTOCK’’ & “K” SHOE STORE ’Phone 201. NEW PLYMOUTH h. C. SUDDEN, A. fi. PAIAfEB, M.N.Z.I.S. M.N.Z.I.S. A.M.N.Z.S C.E. A M N.Z.S.C.E. GLADDEN AND PALMER,