Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 130523, 27 January 1906, Page 1

Notic 4 To • ■ »• , ■ - \.' , ; Customers. H:Aynj<3- fcold my Wood 'ahdlCoaT-business, I have ; ' to -thank- my r^numerous cus- [ tomer|u . for • : their support • : ejxtepgling over, a period of i twelve^ years, and to announce • ; that'my Carrying business will ' be 'cdntinued as before from v the v 'Ourrie /Street Sample . Roonia> late- Co-op: Stores, ; where all outstanding accounts » should laop,be. paid, between the hours $f 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. j -Rv fabu, - Agent r ,Z. Carrying Co. Telephone 1 38. ."- ' ' ' ,'_.,; % ''0: . ..-l; _! - " .' •"* '$ . u~^ : Decorated fireplace. • • '* ■■* »-. - i fMJTuTIvM,TET> po^uiartasto vJ demandß'sbmethin&different to the old sombre bwpk grate andcement'heartih\ DCheintro- • duptiph^.',cf glajs^^Jtiles, ,'for . ; ' decorating, makos~44he fire-. place a*hpecial au^attracfive ; featubS-^f the -ro'ont.p Besides •theappoarance the paving x>i labour .is considerar^.. „ [ A shtj»nient_of Choice 1 art : designs, the latent productions of one of. leading houses, 'justxc'TSarid. ■ « • , " ? ' t . ? X * ! * - . - , :okßy,/Spnt& Arnold, Ltd., DEVON6T. Tailor Made. A SUIT that fits, that is -^- shapely,.that has tone, and that will give satisfaction until it is threadbare, is surely what every man who is ambitious to be well dressed should strive to possess. If you will favour me with your order, you ' have my personal guarantee of a satisfactory article. ; Not one detail,rteglected. L. MARKS, DEVON STREET. The Old-fashioned Way. THE old-f ashionerl way to clean clothes was with a good stiff scrubbing brush, hot water, a bar of soap, and plenty of elbow grease. Not a bad way for a j kitchen floor, But it won't do for i dainty silks or even men's suits. PORTER cleans them by the French Dry Cleaning process, and cleans thera well. The daintiest silks are not ' injured, and they come out as clean as a new pirr. PORTER'S Agent, The Kasfa, NEW PLYMOUTH. . A Present for Hubby. IF thinking of making your husband a present on his birthday, or at any other time, as a mark of esteem and affection, buy him something useful — say a nice SILVER-MOUNTED UMBRELLA. I have some made specially for this purpose. Just the thing for a good husband. J. BESTFORD, Devon*street.