Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 202, 4 May 1915, Page 8

WAE TIMS PRICES FOR ALL OUR FARMERS. ... Mean more m*aegr t# spend on the farm in the shape of improvements'%nil »~ -HkCJ* »oaef to spend in Increased comforts o/ftiro the home. The wife and daughters who have worked W 'riheeffully c iind so Well/and to whom yon owe so much of your success, are Worthy Of yonr >: 'Nhdest u eoßßiieration now that things are osgood. ... *■ n •**<• n MONEY IS POWER/.* yc 3 ri '■ ■a -2 r.v .vj3 a:t a some ha* said. It ia power when it givea others joy. It is -in your power to have your loved ones spend more on themselves no# that riaoney’s plonti- ' fill. Spend on new dresses; new coverings for the floors’ on new footwear; on new raincoats; on new quilts and bedding; ori new .grovesAand neckwear —in short, on those little things you hold dd slightly. but ■ which -the aweragek / woman thinks so much of. j : 3a; ./ , ENJOY YOUR MONEY BY SEEING! OTHERS ENJOY IT. K' •- f 1 ; .«TX'.viri :* ■ o* *.v» • ■ » ‘ <o> Ytn will be repaid! Repaid by their increased efficiency and service Repaid by thanks and gratitude and love more valuable and.., mqre. lasting .than, v any momeataray repayment. j i ADVISE YOUR WOMENFOLK AfVfXA A to pay us a visits—our well-earned reputation for assortments' and for values makes it worth going a long way to see? arid share ip. Tell' them I •> % ./• 'Mi j. (’ Collinsoh and Cunninghame Ui- U\. . OF PALMEESTQX KOR'm, ‘ " ' will wele-omo them—if they really can’t come,'than they earn shop l by> mrfil; others are do it. '• > y - *• ■• ••■ : h • • WHERE THERE’S A PASM THERE’S MONEY TO SPEND NOW’ xivrys?

F im|ers 41 r.'PECIAE PARO.IL 41 va VK ~.i dozen ale ot v 1, BOTTLE WHISKEY OORAHDY4 \ A 'l ip BHEPY, OR GUsci i£& ihxmr Lade 4ip & skit individual requirements from ■ , : 10M UPWARDS , \i: IteHVwdT' or to Railway Station ‘ ", I# &Sx,J&hjsn ■‘Uii. 's.'ft' '2' 11l (Bfn -S ir! •• ;sw>v /A 'tKfirfrwrz ihtjfri .’mo < , 53£i*f» TAIHAPE. :tu: ‘Mi-:£ . ■‘.'■v . ■sfiht'i iv< 1!- i - .i . ( •>' ; {,-0 CROSS n sb }l I ? SA-'-~t ■ a* i.! v f 'Mi I -:S And you will do away with the most serious element of uncertainty on baking day. Use Edmonds Egg Powder and you will Introduce a powerful ally into your baking iopera lions. Moreover, you are always certain that with its aid, your Cakes, Scones, and Pastry will be most tasty, highly nutritious and beautifully light without the use of eggs. iiitefe Hi SSS m QfidS 7?m ?ow!> i.2. ■ •yu-e-y W&2. v >/ .■iW; bw o>*f AousewMz& Since IB 73 H m 55% •n.QTV o>o4*S Edmond’s Custard Powder is sold at the same price as before hr war. Edmond’s Baking Powder is Sold at- 1/4 per large tin. Era’s Motel 1 aifiape P. E. WAKEMAN .. .A. Proprietor. 'Phis well-appointed Hotel offers First-class Accommodation ofr Touristta an ijvellsrs. Only the Best Branada of Liquors stocked. Good Table an attendance. Prssengers by early trains can be called an obtain hreakfasi Nig/$ Porter kept. TARIFF 8/- PEE DA Y. 2*B veil era using Taihape as stop-over pass through the finest Scenery of th route in Daylight. £-imm Hotel, Taihape (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) ME. W. J. JORGENSEN, of the abovo Hotel, wishes to inform the public generally that they can have all the comforts of a home and rthe convenience <af a first-class Hotei’■ The premises are furnished with a view to the comfort . of the travelling public, TARIFF PEOM S/- PEE DAY. SAMPLE ROOM, BEST BBAHDd ONLZ. Passengers Called for Early Trains. STAPLES 7 XXXX. DUNEDIN XXXX _ _ LOCAL .ALES. ALWAYS. ON XAP t ’ - iJ->I ...t