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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16590, 12 November 1919, Page 4

Cash Draper Phone 562.

Il )- it d e e V a s i 8 1 :i I I b Our Bedroom Furniture — is so good, so artistic, so varied,, that' it will appeal to every taste. We specialise in Bedroom Furniture find can present some Artistic and Har- ; monious Designs. Before buying furniture it will pay you to inspect our stocks. Wo offer the Finest Value in Town. Red Post Furnishing Coy. Ltd., New Plymouth and Inglewood. gflßMawH—BEagMWTOaaamMßMßgaaßagsßT'wiimTrimui umi iiniMtau i k—yuawrwi ai lumwiwii irmam wmsmtam PI&NQS ON EASY TERMS. A 9 B i. d. 9 7 1 6 1 15 0 1 IS 6 1 17 11 2 0 10 1 9 1 10 1 13 1 13 2 2 6 2 9 2 12 2 13 HOFFMANN Devon Street, New Plymouth Truth About Suits for the Benefit of the Trade and the Public. When you pay the price for a Tailor-made Suit, make sure that it is made hy Tailors, not by girls on the factory principle; if this were done jailors would not be unjustly blamed for unsatisfactory garments. There seems to be n» law to protect the Public and the Genuine Tailor from this misleading label* ling and injustice. Why does the law not compel a thing to he properly labelled; there is no comparison in the cost of production, or the finished gar* meat. If you have ever had the REAL thing you muse know this, and yet there are some who sell Factory-mades as Tailox-made and ask Tailor-made prices. THE WORLD WANTS JUSTICE. THE WORLD MUST HAVE JUSTICE When all the Tailors install Machines and Girls to make Suits on the Factory principle then there will be NO Tailor-mades and the critical man will have ta take NOT what he WANTS, but-what he can get. 1 guarantee that our Coats are made by long experienced TRADESMEN HIGHLY-SKILLED MEN IN THE ART OF TAILORING. In READY-TO-WEARS we Stock the Best Procurable. For an honest transaction in either Tailor-made or Ready-to-wear -try WADDLE, The Tailor and Outfitter, Devon Street, New Plymouth. | SWEDE. TURNIP & MANGEL SEED. I For the coming season I can supply the following well known i varieties:— SWEDES: GARTON’S Superlative and Incomparable, HURST’S Monarch, Champion, Crimson King and Magnmn Bonum. TURNIPS: GARTON’S H.G. Globe, P.T. Mammoth, Devon Greystone, and Centenary. HURST’S Imperial Green Globe, P.T. Mammoth, Romney Marsh, G.T.Y. and P.T.Y. Aberdeen. MANGELS; GARTON’S Yellow Globe, Gatepost, Long Red, Prizewinner, Red Intermediate, Sugar, and the favourite Jersey Queen. Also Sinclair’s Champion, White Belgian. White Matchless, Garton’s Long Altringham, and James’ Scarlet Carrot Seed, JAPANESE-MILLET. As supplies of most of the above are limited, it is advisable to order now. ' NEWTON- KING; SEED MERCHANTS. NEW PLYMOUTH.

gHOPKEEPERS, pLEASE T^OTEI specialise in the manufacture of SHOW CASES. SHOW CASES. SHOW CASES. Good goods look better goods when displayed in an artistically-finished Show Case. Chemists, jeweLers, fancy goods, drapers, grocers and confectioners cases built in any size or design. Let us know your requirements, and WO will be pleased to supply you with an estimate of cost. C. N. JOHNSON CABINETMAKER, KING STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH (Opposite J. B. Mac Ewan and Co.).

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT—THE MARBLE BAR (NEXT CRITERION HOTEL}. Quick Lunches, Afternoon Teas, Suppers, Iced Drinks, Ico Creams, etc. Efficient Service; Hygienic Conditions; Prompt Attention. g 228 LEWLEPEJ. —Solv* this; then call on me and I will help you solve the problem of furnishing your home at very little cost; catalogues of latest bungalow furniture to choose from, first-class timber and workmanship guaranteed.—J. E. PELLEW, Dawson Street (back of Penman's Wood and Coal Yard), mi