Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 4, 6 January 1916, Page 7

JOIN COBEE’S SUMMER CATALOGUE Now Ready. SEND FOR YOUR COPY TO-DAY! TO meet the Requirements of the Increasing Number of those who are doing their shopping through the medium of the MAIL, we decided to issue A Larger § Better Catalogue To act as a guide to Customers when making up Letter Orders. Just how well we have succeeded you will be able to judge when You receive your copy, but we can assure you that it is a Splendid Catalogue, and one that every resident in the Country should possess. It contains over 500 illustrations of the Latest Goods from the Best markets of the world, together with a comprehensive price-list of most of the goods in stock at FEILDING - ’S MAIL ORDER HOUSE. A pleasing fact is that notwithstanding the disturbed state of the world’s commerce the prices ars not advanced In many cases, and the whole stock is quoted far below its present retail value. SEND FOR A CATALOGUE TO-DAY. It is Post Free. JOHN COBBE. THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE FEILDING. s £ m 3 c?. The Ml a Amber • "v\ t’S.lr m mo. r-trC.’ ass stands for Quarters (In war they are weird); WAE A.B.C. fe ✓ •Jfjr' ‘-yJ - ’/Nr* stands for Sussians, By all their foes feared.

Our boys at the front find tea their best “ reinforcement ” ! Good tea gives lasting energy, inferior tea is injurious to health. That is why you should buy always “Amber Tips”—it is healthful and really aids digestion* From end to end of New Zealand its reputation tells of quality. ; Other prices IjlO and 2\ 9G The 212 blend goes farthest a It ctall Utswrf to«r.rCt ftU Cr'vr tUM m. m r m t o sow* js?: p®s m b'-ii m mmsm 88 ?W* 1 stands for Treaty (Which Germans don’t stands for Submarine, Which goes under the deep; keep). 67 W MPROVED LOW f-STEEL FRAMI Us* r Ml mm Qj* USED IN THE NORTH ISLAND AND IN THE SOUTH ISLAND PROVED AND PRIZED IN BOTH No greater proof can be given of the popularity of our Harrows han that tnere is a constant demand for it, and we are constantly eceiving unsolicited testimonials, giving the work done by one ol ur Harrows very high praise. A BETTER HARROW IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO HAVEI will supply all duplicates; » | *» a saw jjp 5 Catalogus for the asking.

To all public speakers and singers “NAZOL” is invaluable. Keeps tbe throat clear of phlegm and in perfect condition. Sold everywhere 1/6 a bottle. No matter fiow stubborn a cold may be, “NAZOL” will put it to flight. A few whiffs from a Nazol Inhaler give* a noticeable relief. Keep it up and the eold will leave you.

Don’t postpone tue pleasure of tasting “Desert Gold” Tea—that choicest of all Teas! Get t from your grocier. Save the “Camels” on the packets. If you suffer from coM, experience a tightness of the chest, with difficulty in breathing, you will find relief in “NAZOL.” From the first dose you will feel it doing good. Sold everywhere, , '