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Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1934, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. rAOLLY GRAY, King’s Buildings— Free Offer of one Felt Hat with every Coat purchased. Last three days. d.n. pOLLY GRAY, King’s Buildings— Last three days of Special Free Offer of a new Felt Hat with each Coat purchased. All new season’s goods. d.n. rXOLLY GRAY, King’s Buildings— Last three days of Special Offer Free Felt Hat with every Coat. Good selection to choose from. d.n. FVOLLY GRAY, King’s Buildings— Free Felt Hats with all new season’s Coats, irrespective of price. For three days only. d.n. "DOLLY GRAY, King’s Buildings— Have a fine selection of Evening Frocks; stylishly cut on modem lines. Inspection invited. d.n. DOLLY GRAY; King’s For Afternoon Frocks for every occasion. The season’s latest creations, all moderately priced. d.n. XT ]> SPECIAL VALUES! Men'S * * Thomproof Tweed Suits, stylish cut, smart and serviceable. Sizes to fit all figures, 63/-. b.n. TTJS SPECIAL VALUES! Men's * * Monarch Guinea Shoes, smart new shapes. Tan willow calf, also black box calf. Sizes 6 to 11. The best value in town at 21/-. b.n. TT D SPECIAL VALUES! LTdfes’ * * Nigger Glace Court and Strap Shoes. Neatly trimmed. Spike or Cuban Heels. Bargains at 13/9. All sizes. b.n. II D SPECIAL VALUEST“New' Zeai an d Lambs Wool Singlets and Underpants. Great value at 5/11. b.n. JACK BRIEN, Cash Store, Eliot Street, for Quality Groceries. Choice Pineapple, 3 tins for 1/5; Loose Tea, 2/6 lb.; 4oz. Jar Marmite and Jar Peanut Butter, the two for 2/-; Jar Peanut Butter and Packet Granose for lOd. d.n. TACK BRIEN’S Cash Store, Eliot St. ’Phone 1272. Creamoata, 1/7 packet; Cornflakes, 1/- packet; Rolled Oats, 1/4; Best Loose Cocoa, 1/- lb.; Coffee Essenee, large bottle for 1/-.d.n. T BRIEN’S Cash Store, Eliot Street. * ’Phone 1272. Taylor’s Cornflour, 7d lb.; B. and P. Cornflour, 1/- lb.; Brewster’s Honey, 8d lb. carton. We deliver anywhere. d.n. TACK ROTHERY, Men’s Outfitter, next " Teed’s, Chemist, for Special Offer of 5 dozen Shirts; were 7/6; to clear at 5/11. Sizes Ito 6. d.n. QHIRTS, 5 dozen, with collars to match; ■ were 7/6. Clearance price 5/11 each. Jack Rothery, Men’s Outfitter, next Teed’s Chemist. d.n. VDORKING Shirts—Wire twist Shirts, ’ ’ 2/11 and 3/6 each. Denim Trousers, 4/11, 6/11 and 7/11. Buy your working togs from Jack Rothery, Men’s Outfitter. d.n. TTASTINGS Fruit Market—Quinces just arrived. Last of this season’s. Nice Jam Melons (Hastings grown). Currie Street. Ring 804 M. d.n. tPHE RlTZ—Delicious and daintilycooked 3-course Hot Dinner, 1/-. 12 to 2 p.m. Jack Murray, Proprietor, d.w. DAFETERIA Morning Tea, with homecooked Delicacies. Cakes, sandwiches, sausage rolls, etc. 10 to 11 a.m. From 3d each. Jack Murray, Proprietor. d.w. jfXALL to the Ritz—For Afternoon Tea, * our Cakes and all other delicacies, with our services, will , astonish you. Jack Murray, Proprietor. d.w. "DON’T Risk Having Your Car Stolen! You can ensure absolute safety by bringing it to Ibbotson Eros., Motor Experts.■ d.e. TBBOTSON BROS., Devon Street CenA tral (next N.Z. Insurance Buildings). Park your car with us and take no risks. d.e. TVr ACKINDER’S, Devon Street East, for Underwear, Winter weight interlock vests; sleeveless or short sleeves. W., 2/3; 0.5., 2/6; X. 0.5., 2/11. Pure silk full-fashioned hose, 4/11. Silk and wool, 2/6 pair. d.n. Tt/fACKINDER’S for Corsets, Wrap-on hook or busk fastening; elastic inset at hips, four suspenders, from 3/11 pair. Brassieres, from 1/3. d.n. Tl/T ACKINDER’S stock Berlei Corsets from 7/11 pair. Brassieres from 1/9. Fleecy bloomers 1/6 pair; heavy weight 2/6 pair. Interlock W. 2/6, O.S. and X.O.S. 2/11 pair. d.n. XyiLSON’S, 'The Mayfair,” Devon ’ ’ Street East, for Corsets and Brassieres; newest styles to suit all figures. d.n. VyiLSON’S, “The Mayfair,” Devon ’ ’ Street East, for Hosiery. Wide variety of popular brands. Warm hosiery for Winter wear. d.n. VVTILSON’S, “The Mayfair,” Devon ’ ’■ Street East, have a nice selection of Winter Coats, stylishly cut with quality fur collars. d.n. T ADIES’ Evening Shoes —Latest smart effects in net and tinsel. See them at McEwen Bros.’ Shoe Shop. d.w. DLADDER-Lined Watertight Boots will ’ keep your feet dry. New stocks just landed at McEwen Bros., “K” Shoe Shop, d.w. POOD Gum Boots are Cheaper in the long run. See “Guaranteed” Gums at McEwen’s “K” Shoe Shop. d.w. "V’EW Plymouth’s New Champions! Egmont Pork and Beef Sausages lead the way. Egmont Cash Butchery, Barry’s Buildings. ’Phone 1361'. d.w. O/ATCH and Clock Repairs! All repairs '’ ’ carefully executed and guaranteed. Free service for 12 months. Huthnance, Jeweller, Devon Street (opp. Champion’s, Ltd.). Lowest prices. d.w. 17 OR Those who Appreciate Quality—- ■*" Specially chosen Dairy-fed Pork, Veal, Ox Beef, Hogget Mutton, etc. Ring ’Phone 653, Farmers’ Butchery. d.n. TVrEAT— Tasty and Tender. See our window .display to-morrow. You’ll be tempted to buy. Farmers’ Butchery (next Marigold Market), Devon Street. d.n. "DEDDING, Bedding, Bedding! Complete range of single and double mattresses, pillows, bedsteads, wires, etc. All reasonably priced at Therkleson’s Brougham Street.d.w. "pOPPA’S Big Tea Menu! Three-course "*■ Meal 1/-. Soup, vegetables, entrees. Poppa’s Cafe, next Imperial Hotel, Currie Street (Open Sundays).d.n. HYRY Our 3-course Dinners to-morrow ■*" when you come to town. Wholesome Meals 1/- each. Bring the family to Poppa’s Cafe, Currie Street. (Open Sundays). d.n. 1~ / BUYS a 3-Course Meal you‘ll -*-/ . appreciate. Good menu, well-cook-ed and served. A trial solicited. Poppa’s Cafe, Currie Street. (Open Sundays), d.n. DLANKETS! Good heavy double-size, 29/6; single size, 17/6 pair. Tapestry runners 2/11 and 3/9 for 27in. wide; 4/11 for 36in. wide. Hobart’s Household Stores. d.n. DAK Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces, only £l4 10/-. Walnut finished 4-piece Bedroom Suite, £l6 10/-. Bedding at our famous low prices. Household Stores, New Plymouth. d.n. QEAGRASS Mats! Largest range, from 1/6 each. Blinds made to order or alterations.. Best King’s Scotch Holland Uggd Household Stores, eta..