Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1930, Page 14

QUALITY UNDERCLOTHING at KEEN PRICES! Children’s Navy- Fleecy Bloomers. A good quality I La^ a utv a^ood“fi C tting iO ai“ er full Ike i ™?‘?. < > N ’ g Mj- , Ma .ft quality We have complete Roslyn, Craterbury, Petone ' bloomer that will wear and wash well. Our Keen Vnh,<F2/11 £air 2 “* ‘ ’ Wmceyette, daintily finished with lace and em- All-Wool Vests and Bloomers. Al! at Ward s Keen Prices: 14 and 16in„ 1/9 and 1/10 pair; 18 and 20in.. I T J, ,‘... ~. , o . , , , broidery. Short sleeves. These are good quality Prices. 1/11 and 2/- pair. Ladies Soft Ribbed Wool Vests. Short sleeves. An nightdresses, full length and size. Ward’s for Ladies’ Outsize Cream Fleecy Bloomers. Extra OutT ~ t „ T „ t O 1 , tJf . excellent winter weight vest m soft ribbed wool. Value: 6/11 each. • size. A very large size. First quality. Ward’s for Ladies Warm Woollen Vesw, Short sieves. An ex- Good length and size. Ward’s for Value: 4/6 each. Maids’ Ripple Cloth Dressing Gowns. Long sleeves Value: 4/11 pair. Ward’sfor Ladies’ Warm Fleecy Lined Spencers. Long sleeves. and collar. Neatly embroidered. Made in soft Rip- Ladies’ Ripple Cloth Bed-Jackets. Scollopedandem- ! 7/fi ’ W A soft strong whlte s P ence L warm for winter. pie cloth. Pink, Sky, Mauve, etc. 36in. to 45in. broidered. Rose, Sky, Helio, Pink. Ward’s for Value: Womens, 6/11; 0.5., 7/6. Ward’s for Value: Women’s 4/6; ,O.S. 4/11. lengths. Ward’s for Value: 5/6 to 7/11 each. Value: 3/6 each. WE PAY POSTAGE. C. C. WARD LTD. new pl e^am pay CASH and PAY LESS

RADIO SERVICE. IS YOUR RECEIVER FUNCTIONING CORRECTLY? Our Workshop is equipped with, the latest testing instruments and is iu charge of a competent Radiotrician. All makes of Battery and Electric Receivers repaired and put in first-class order. We also service and repair Speakers, Batteries and all Radio and Electrical equipment. Full stocks of high-class Valves, Batteries, Speakers, Elimina,tors, and all Accessories on hand. ’Phqno 212 and our Expert will inspect your Set Free of Cost within N.P. Borough. J. B. McEwan & Co. Ltd. ■Phones 221 and 1211. NEW PLYMOUTH, P.O. Box 114

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