Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144360, 26 March 1914, Page 4

IJFI I $1 m & fcln bUp w \r„ i luJsSjft s*VSs£i3 dfrassis! iif% C. C. WARD has bought 50 dozen of Travellers Samples of all the latest Novelties in Neckwear at a Big Discount Lace Collars in all the latest styles and shapes, LaceJahots, Lace Vests, Coat Frills, Berthas and sleeves An unusual opportunity to purchase New Season’s Goods at twenty-five per cent under regular price

sr sb ssUea goes, so ■• Amber Tips T lie planter recommends Amber Tips because he knows , that only his beat growths Mg —his finest leas—will even be considered by the AMBER fo TIPS experts Are you enjoying the bcauti- ff i <t„ vm /.& fii ful quality and flavour or this < Jfl W famous tea? You should d ini: it »rs/ k % /6 A) ft -m I f I I I I) because it is not only the be* I but the most economical of leas whip* it can be taken'with absolute comfort by those of weak di:;e;tion. Moreover, as the experts anti scientists proved ia the invcsti;ation conducted by (hg Lmou? Medical journal. “Tip* Lance'.*’ fine teas like AMsJER TIPS mecn better “The Lancet” says; “Fin? toai are not only harmless but actually beneii ■" • -c— '..v -rj »- y- hcicl owing-to the*; - mildly slirnuiating h■. Ift fc. -V?&^. : :y£ r £ '&\ qualities, agreeable effect upon circu- '*•> .21 . . ?N lalien and power of c1i.v.i,.1; King fatigue. If you want the r;!r.i a value for your money, trv AMBLR TIPS at' lj -2k V,ii, ' 4 '? 6” i ‘ 1 kif g-sso _ V?-!' 1 f:i i i fl t J‘m Lldc=x immmom v> sZf'Y r--jLs * Cl vwovmTß Wholesale Agents NEWTON KING, Ncv/ Plymouth, O' ;r? : M 'v IN.. M « m S knLIPhJJ^A will not buy GOOD HEALTH; but a little or it will buy a tin of VAN HOUTEN’S COCOA, and every cupfui of that does you good, its nourishing, sustaining and strengthening properties make it an idea! breakfast and supper beverage. It keeps mind and body in working order. But it MUST be VAN HOUTEN’S. ir~y -h o ■prT.'i H Boots 1® T 7^ At vaiious stages or tnnnuiacLurc, every pair cf is cnl cc\l!y examined by six Inspectors—thus perfect satisfaction Is ensured. / IV [/'*! Ihe first drop ot Uv ' A W-V a >. . dropc ° d r I \ ffd XfiT'iVt \ mm h wmtmgtbrresultsJtacts at. once—m %kv> Fbc first drop of Dr. CrosslancTs “NOXOL" relieves of Indigestion and every subsequent conlinucs the good work, till she trouble Moreover, **NOXOL*’ is 8 purely vegetable medicine and is fm dLctivc cure for all those troubles arising from ;i disordered slomach. Dr. Crossiand’s "NOXOL" enibifs the Dyspep- ff>. tic to take food m reasonsbic variely without the p. j least risk of a stomachic rcvoluiiou. }, '• Ti c® 1-i-M sp*** sji v-vn. ;vbr/y at, AU Chemists and Slores, 2- per bouL. 11 M £i\ ~ Vv W-y IaLBURW CESSEH 1 We bave been appointed Nev/ Plymouth agents for the above metuioned - CJlsass Prices etc. on Application to Aactionssrs New Plymouth.