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Taranaki Daily News, 27 May 1933, Page 1

. MISCELLANEOUS. “MOW is the time to get your garments refreshed by having them dyed or dry-cleaned by Ron Roper, Dyers and Dry Cleaners, Devon Street East, ’phone - 789, New Plymouth.d.y. A ULD’S for Tweed Costumes. 25/-, 45/-, 59/6. New Tweed Frocks, 35/-. Nothing sfnarter.' Wool Afgalaine Frocks 39/6. Suedette Coats 29/6. Auld’s for better value. New Plymouth and Hawera. d.y. VVATCH these columns for the open- : ’ ing of the New Ritz Lounge, opening shortly.d.w. WIN the ranks of satisfied customers ■ by sending your clothes to The Valet Service, Dyers and Dry Cleaners, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Orr’s Grocery, Stratford.' d.x. A NEW Lease of Life for soiled clothes will save you buying new. See the Valet Service about them. Dyers and Dr. Cleaners, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Stratford Depot: Orr’s Buildings. e.x. TUST landed from "Canada, beautiful Kayser Chiffon Hosiery; street and evening wear; only 8/11 pair. Hosiery Shop (Constance Murray), Devon Street, d.w. “~V'ET,VETEX” Pyjamas for these cold ’ nights; lovely and warm, and ob- i tainable in S.W., W., and O.S. from 12/11. Hosiery Shop (Constance Murray), Devon Street. d.w. ; OG Biscuits! Wholesome Biscuits ' for pets and working dogs, only 6d lb.' at E. L. Gilbert and Co., Brougham Street. d.w. ' p REINER’S,; Devon Street, for all clock ' V X and watch repairs. Finest workmanship and all repairs guaranteed, d.w. FADELESS Silk Curtain Nets, 1/9, 1/H, r 2/4, 2/11, 3/11 yard; Exclusive patterns and designs, all colours, at Somerville’s, Home Furnishers, opposite Opera House, Devon Street, New Plymouth. d.w. ’ pLANKETS, Bedding and Eiderdown Quilts at special price inducements. Call and inspect. Somerville’s Home Furnishers, opposite Opera House, d.w. PIRESIDE Chairs and Upholstered Suites; a wide selection; compare our prices. Somerville’s, Home Furnishers, opposite Opera House. d.w. PURSI Our manufactured speciality. Cletnings, renovations, remodellings, collar and cuffs, made and attached at I. M. Jacobs, Taranaki Furriers, Devon ; Street Central, ’phone 1285. d-y-PURNITURE in good order. Tables, Sideboards, Kitchen Chairs, Beds, Pedestals, Cots, etc. See display at | Therkleson’s' Busy Shop, Brougham St. , ■\7OUR Watch or Clock deserves special J treatment. Our repairs are executed ( by a Qualified, Careful Expert. All j jobs . guaranteed.. Urgent work executed .immediately.— Huthnance, Jeweller, Devon Street. . . pHESTERFIELD Suites! See our stock of Chesterfield Suites before you buy. Latest designs and covers. Made to order if required. Geo. Braund, up alley, next Commercial Bank, New Plymouth. d.w. EDROOM and Dining Room Suites made to order to your own design. Sc' our styles and workmanship. Geo. Braund, Furniture Manufacturers, New Plymouth. d - w - TjT/Q GUMBOOTS - for Men—Heavy tz c ie a ted sole, sizes 6to 10. McEwen’s -Monarch Shoe Shop, New Plymouth. ■ ' d,w ' : TRIGGER” Farm Boots, Military Cut, 1 -Nailed or Rubber Sole. Better ] than ever. McEwen’s Monarch Shoe Store. : d.w. ’ JWH-LIHHI IMH Ilin mi I I ELTHAM WANTEDS. T ONDON ' Dyers, Cleaners and Fur- , riers, Regent Street, Hawera.—You . can entrust any of your garments to us ■ for dyeing, cleaning- or renovating. We ( give you Service. Local agent, Egarrs i Fruit Shop, Eltham. e - x - ; pOOTS and Shoes! Damp feet are , dangerous, so have your boots and ■ shoes properly repaired and made water- ; tight. Only the best English and colonial - leathers used. For high-grade workmanship and low prices go to W. Free, Bridge Street. Hand-sewn work our specialty. • TXOODS and Curtains renewed and repaired. Celluloid work a specialty. • Get your car made snug and comfortable • for the winter. Don’t suffer discomfort , for the sake of a few bob! Consult S. Richards, Coachbuilder, Wheelwright and General Blacksmith. QMASH!. Another window broken. “Tommy, run round to the Eltham Joinery Works and get Mr. Pepperell to put in a new pane. And don’t you play football near the house in future, or you will get a thrashing.” I>EST Ripe Bananas 31b. and 2Jib. 1/.-; Sturmers, 41b. and 51b. 1/-; Delicious, ! 41b. 1/-; Rome Beauty, 41b. 1/-; Ballarat, 41b. 1/-; Cooking Pears, 41b. 1/-; Eating Pears, 31b. 1/-; Island Oranges, 6 and 5 1/-; Sunkist, 5 for 1/-; Quinces, 41b. 1/-; I Pie Melon, Ijd. lb.; Pumpkin, ljd. lb.; Pickle Onions, 71b. 1/-; Potatoes, 101 b. 1/-.—Unka and Co. ■ pURNITURE at Low Prices!—lnspect these 3ft. Combination Bedsteads, 22/6 and 27/6; 4ft. 6in. Bedstead, 39/-; 2ft. 6in. Wire Stretcher, 20/; 3ft. Rustless Wire Mattress, 20/-; 4ft. 6in. non-sag Wire Mattress, 30/-; Duchess Chest with mirror 39/-; Dropside Cot, 37/6; Plunket Cot, 17/6.— Harry Andrews, Cabinetmaker. TUfEN’S Waterproof Coats—A very nice I’-L Navy, Raglan sleeves and belt, smart style. Price only 19/6. Also fleecylined style at '27/6-At T. Fountaine sThe Home of Value; QPECIAL Saturday Values— To-day’s prices: Men’s Tweed and Felt Hats 4/11, Tweed Caps 2/6, all-wool Sox 3 pairs 2/6, fancy Sox from 6d„ fleecy-lined Singlets 1/H, 2/6 and 3/6, Pants 2/6 and 3/6 Braces lOld. pair, heavy weight fancy Pullovers 5/6—At T. Fountaine’s, the ’ NOW PUBLISHED. VISITORS’ GUIDE TO TARANAKI. FOR 1932-33. Up-to-date, Reliable Information regarding the ATTRACTIONS AND POINTS OF INTEREST OF TARANAKI. Where to go and how to go! Invaluable for Visitors. Copies may be obtained free of charge from— DAILY NEWS OFFICES, New Plymouth, Stratford, Hawera, — or — ’ ■ . Leading Booksellers,