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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143766, 15 April 1912, Page 4

E ,W I S A C K S 0 N, ST. AUBYN STREET. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. Telephone 328. GOLF COATS in all the newest shades and styles, 4s lid, os lid, 6s lid, 8s lid, 9s lid. 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 14s fid, 18s lid, 29s fid. ' Finest range in Taranaki to select from. MOTOR SCARVES, in silk, wool, and mercerised cotton, various colourings, Is 3d. Is fid. Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid. SCARVES FOR EVENING, silk and tinsel, lovely shades, 2s lid, 3: 6d, 3s lid, 4s lid. WOOL TURBAN HATS, for children, Is, Is fid. Is lid, in all colours. For ladies, Is fid, Is lid, 2s lid, in all colours. WOOL MOTOR BONNETS, for ladies STOLES AND MUFFS, in various styles and makes, 9s lid, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 19s 6d, 255, 32s 6d tho set, DALMENY FICHU, latest novelty to wear as motor veil or as scarf, Is lid each.,

AN INVITATION-CORDIAL AND SINCERE. Taranaki residents from fat and near are cordially invited to visit the Red Post Furnishing Coy in its new home. The new building is large and commodious; it is well appointed and splendidly adapted for the display of Furniture and Furniishings. AT HOME DAY—EVERY DAYWill YOU come ? Red Post Furnishing Co., Ltd., Devon Street New Plymouth.

PLUWI TRE PS Opening Announcement It is a well known fact that the Auckland Clothing Coy supplied high-grade, dependable goods. It is my intention to continue this; the only difference will be in the price, the goods will be sold at New Plymouth’s Lowest Prices always. SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, APRIL 13th. Just a Few Quotations from the Many Lines offered: Boys’ Heavy Tweed Knickers, usual prices 3e lid to 4s 11. Our Sale Price to Clear 2s lid. Boys’ Strong Saddle Tweed Knickers, wear guaranteed, Sale Price 4s 6d pair. Gents’ Barbed-wire Trousers, usually sold at 6s 9d, Sale price 6s lid. Gents’ -Whipcord Trousers, splendid wearing line, Sale price 6s lid. Gents’ Strong AVorsted Trousers, usual price 9s 6d, Sale price 7s lid. Gents’ Hydrotite Overcoats, usually sold at 50s, Bale price 355. Gents’ Rainproof Overcoats, usual price 35s 6d, Our Sale price 27s 6d, Gents’ Rubber Coats, usual price 555, Sale price 2os. Gouts’ Covert Coats, suitable for Cyclist, usual price 42s 6d, Bale price 15s. F- PLUMTREF, (LATE AUCKLAND CLOTHING COY.)

.THE lASI WORD IN, Next time you are in ~ the grocer’s, be sure to order BOURNVILLE COCOA. “ This delicious - flavoured Cocoa has become the regular breakfast and supper beverage of thousands of families throughout the United Kingdom. For those who liave Physical or Brain Work to do it will be found nourishing and invigorating. Every one who tastes it likes it because of its goodness and its appealing flavour. Prepared by Cadbury's at their' Model ' Factory in the Garden Village, Bournville. Save the Coupons and get a |JEf£L CASKET OF CHOCOLATES posted you FREE!

STEPPING rSTONES TO HEALTH | Observe the steady tread and confident gait of this man. Yon'can see determination writ large in his features. He is one of thousands who, when sickness and disease held them in its relentless grip, rushed from Doctor to banatarami. from tfo valley to hilltop, from inland to seashore, in the desperate p effort to regain what they had lost —Health. Out now. he -g realises that Piantekoa is indeed the stepping-stone io health. gv The first dose is the first step on the road to recovery, and 2* every succeeding dose forces the pace. It gives a grip otlilo once more. It gives renewed energy, and enables the snilerer to gain good health. Read the experience of one who baa proved it. Otago Sheep Farmer Had Sciatica for 20 Years. Poisoned Wound Over Two Years. Piantekoa Cures Him. MR. WALTER COCKBURN, farmer* EllioUale. Otago, writew that asihoresult of an accident he bad an open eore on the foot for over two years, the dye from tbu took causing poison in the wound. It was getting worse eo he started to use PLANTEKOA, In addition to the wound, he had suffered with sciatica for !i0 years. Although he procured PLANTEKOA to cure the wound only, it did more lor him than he anticipated. The result is best described in his own words:—**My foot is quite healed and the sciatica cared. I have not felt to well for twenty years With a desire to benefit others, he requests that they should write to him and he will gladly give any further information. Plantekoa Remedy, S-/. Plantekoa Ointment, 2|and 1/-. Plantekoa Soap, 1 1- per tablet. At chemists and stores. For free medical advice write to the Manager Plantekoa Proprietary, Ltd., Wellington. v the Great heraac Remedy 1 -A tcR.* 11 - '( DISEASES Of M /M’-Bldod 5" IL Special New Plymouth Agents, M essrs. Johnston Bros., Devon Street East, New Plymouth, and branches at Devon bt. Yest and Moturoa. J. V. O’Hagan. Chemist, Eltham: W. K. Wallace, Chemist, Hawera.

ATONES SENT OUT! DEPOSIT DEPOSIT jewelled movemcint, guaranteed 10 years. Just ns an advertisement we send this watch in anv address in New Zealand on receipt of 2/6 deposit and upon thepaymeni of the last ot 'ss wi-eklv instalments of 1 /- each, making a total of 24/6 in all. A handsome gold cased chain is GIVEN FREE, If not satisfied that any watch we supply is worth double the price we ask, send it back ami we will refund every penny you have paid. Send 2/6 to-day, keeping the number of your P.N. Postage, 6d. extra. NORMAN FRANK & CO., 1/8 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Bankers: National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd. 1

I CURED! THE CASE OF MB. I TAYLOR. “How aro you?” said Thompson, ‘‘You look off!” “I’m bad,” said Taylor with a feeble hand-shake. “Bad in the chest, in the throat, in the head. I’ve got a mighty cold.” “Had it long?” “Weeks 1” wheezed Taylor. “At first it was alight—l took no heed. Now it is painful and even serious. My breath comes hard —my chest is tight. I’ve tried everything from scalding hot packs to the finest doctors’ prescriptions, and still ” “There's a cure,” said Thompson. “Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Come, with me.” Willi a stuffy sneeze Taylor followed. Into the nearest chemist’s they went. “A bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, largo size,” said Thompson to the chemist. “Take this, Taylor. Instructions on the bottle. I’ll see you at the club to-morrow night—you’ll be cured. Good-day.” He was cured, and ever since then Taylor has had a bottle of Baxter’s in the house. He's never had a cold since. Get a bottle for TOUR cold. Is lOd the large-sized bottle.

FOUR GREAT PIANOS. THEBROADWOOD THERONISCH THE LIPP THE STEINWAY The Dresdca Piano Company has just received a big new shipment of those famous pianos, all now instruments, in brilliant condition and tone, Time payments if desired. The Dresden system of deferred payment is so reasonable that 'clients scarcely miss the instalments. Moreover, those who buy in this way arc only charged legitimate catalogue prices. This firm carries the largest stock of pianos in New Zealand, and has instruments from the lowest to the highest price, so that all can bo readily suited. Intending purchasers can bo assured that they will receive courteous consideration and every possible attention. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. North Island Manager; M. J. Brookes. Local representatives: Messrs. Brookor and Keig, Stationers and Booksellers, Devon St.. New Plymouth. Travelling representative; William MBeilinson.

Van louSfen' So Much in Such a little Space STRENGTH,PURITV DIGESTIBILITY AND DELICIOUS FLAVOUR QEST & GOES FARTHEST.

Fifty-three Years iis Pianos Experience for over half a century certainly should enable us to know the good from the bad in pianos, and that’s why no unreliable pianos can find a place in our warehouse. Absolute reliability is our watchword. That means absolute care in selection, absolute frankness with the customer, absolutely the best terms and lowest price, and absolute satisfaction to the customer. All of these come into account when you buy from HOFFMANN The local manager of the British and Continental Piano Company. The pianos they recommend and the pianos you car swear by are Bechstein Haake Boyd Bashford J. and J. Hopkinson Bell Strohraenger MOTOR CARS. I am Agent for the following known Cars : WOLSELEY. English SIDDELEY DEASY . English CROS3ELEY English B.S.A. . . . English KRIT (20 h.p.) . . Price £2BO 1113. L.' HOLAH, Central Motor Garage, EGMONT STREET NEW PLYMOUTH.

THE GREAT HAIR REMEDY. Midirn condition* are very bad for the Hair, especially since the system of using a little good Pomade has fallen into disuse. Men wash their hair too often, and koep It cropped too short. The result Is dryness end irritation of the scalp, dandruff, gradual loss of hair, and ultimate baldness. The scnlp needs cleansing; the delicate hftlr follicles need stimulant and food. To restore natural growth and bring k tek hair where hair has disappeared, there is only on• abao/utofy safe, whotoeoma and Infaltlbim OttBRICE’S REGENERATOR! Mm. Sped*) Strength, V& BRICE’S CIRCASSIAN CREAM T. ba uwd alt.rnately with tk. Regcn.rater PRICE - - WINSIST ON GETTING BRICE'S-IT CURES. SEE THE PHOTOGRAPHS. BRICE'S PREPARATIONS am obtainable tram A. E. SYKES, Distributing Agent, New Plymouth, where Photo* -ftraohs of Cures can be ecus. ENKINSON AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS. NEW. PLYMODIH AND JYAITARA.

No coupons given with "Royal Standard" Tobacco. The inducement to buy is inside every tin; the quality soils it. The prettiest selection of single and double photo frames just opened at Bishop's.*

The discovery of the North Pole fell to the Americans, and the .Smith Dole is the prize of the Norwegians. dins is marie very -dear hy the ten. n or the Terra Nova, as on Jaiuitw -i toptain fieott was 130 miles away from the Pole, whereas Captain Amundsen had reached it in the middle of December. The question of Inch enters largely into sneh matters, but there is no luck about the superiority of Crescent Blend Tea. It has won its way into favour through sheer merit, and this position it will always maintain. Von can always find something ‘unusual” for a present at Bishop's-*

MILK CHOCOLATE NAPOLITAENS The vary thing for the Theatres, Picnics, and Children’s Parties. 6d. SoUß ;srts. ereiß 6d. TRY THEM!

CEYLON CAN BO NO BETTER

SAZOL, LIMITED. —Tour note re Nazol to hand to-day. We have ■d great praise from each person we hare sold it to, and can speak highly of it ourselves, knowing what it has done in our own home. —Yours faithfully, Denholm Bros., Napier, July 21.