Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 23 May 1917, Page 6

TWO DRESSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE DURING OUR HOME SEWING WEEK (MAY 21th to 31st) H) introduce, OUR CUTTING OUT SECTION we will cut out to your own measure any Garment wanted from materials purchased in our DRESS SECTION. The saving you will effect making the garment up at home will demonstrate the truth of our slogan “TWO DRESSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONEUNIQUE WINDOW AMD INTERIOR DISPLAYS In eight windows and inside all th e new and wanted DRESS FABRICS will be featured in such a way with illustrated tickets to show at a glance just what the garment will cost you if made at home. This alone is -north coming to see. Literally hundreds of coat frocks, dresses, garments, blouses, sports coats, etc., illustrated and featured. IF WELL OUT A GARMENT'S HALF MADE REMEMBER, THERE ARE NO FAILURES IN OUR CUTTING-OUT SECTION. Ten months’ work to their credit and no failure. Cut out by an EXPERT, marked all ready for sewing and YOU CAN DO THE RrjSr. Home dressmakers will welcome this boon, but THE OFFER IS GOOD ONLY FOR HOME SEWING WEEK—MAY 21th to 31st. Only condition is that you bring your own style ready chosen from any fashion journal, catalogue, or illustration.

W. M. LUXFOBD and CO., Aramoho ASKS THE SUPPORT OF ALL THRIFTY HOUSEKEEPERS! SEND IN YODR LIST TO-DAY! Flour, 100, 16/6; Sugar, IA, 15/; Rice, 5 for 1/; Cream of Tartar, 2/; Candles 9d; Currants 7d; Sultanas 9d; Peel 8d; Garb. Soda 3d; Pollard, 200 for 16/; Wheat 24/ sack; Baking Powder lid; Butter 1/6; Blue lOd; Worcester Sauce, qts 1/; Tomato Sauce, qts 1/-; W and G Cups and Saucers 7/6; Odd Cups, W-. and G. 6/; 3 lbs Dates for 1/-, We pay freight on goods to Taihape on orders for £5, which include 101 b Tea, any brand. LUXFORD’S are out to give you the best deal; why not support them. No price lists issued. Send a list o your requirements, and you will get nictations by return mail. Hundreds tak** advantage of our offer —Why not YOB! Send in your order to-dar 'id save money. W. M, LUXFORB nnd CO., Anunoho,

THE SENSIBLE DRINK WENDIL’B WINES.... In view of the greatly-increasing demand for WENDEL’S PURE GRAPE WINES, WE STRONGLY ADVISE the public to send along their orders as early as possible. There is no beverage that can compare with WENDEL’S PURE LIGHT WINES TO KEEP YOU FIT AND WELL. Being fully matured they are only mildly alcoholic, but are great in strengthening and sustaining qualities, while the flavour and bouquet are simply delightful. WENDEL’S “WINES are guaranteed absolutely pure grape wines, entirely free from any adulterant or colouring matter. ABRIDGED PRICE LIST (Assorted Cases at per dozen made up) Packing and carriage free to nearest Station or Wharf in case lots; 3d per bottle must be added for postage and packing if less than one dozen bottles ar 0 ordered. OBTAIN ABLE AT TTTS ABOVE PRICES FROM OUR SPECIAL TAIHAPE AGENT— P. B. WAKEMAN HEN’S HOTEL, TAIHAPE Free Book posted on request From 3. WENDEL & CO., LTD., 1288 Karangahapo Read, Auckland

TARANAKI’S PRODUCTIVITY “A RECORD FOR THE WORLD.” The wonderful productivity of Taranaki province was reflected in a review of the season given by Mr. R. Dunn, president of the Taranaki Provincial Farmers’ Union. After discussing the bad season and its effects, he went on to say that, notwithstanding the drawback, the farmers of Taranaki had much to be grateful for. Taranaki had in the previous year put up a record which will take a lot of beating, ho exports from three ports worked out as follows: New Plymouth] £1,225,943; Waitara, £540,197; patea, £1,205,287. Taranaki’s population is 56,587, so its exports on that basis were equal to a little over £55. per head. These figures did not take into account cattle, sheep, hides and ! wool sent by rail to Wellington, ow- * ing to shiping troubles. These ex- j ports, he said, were probably a record f for the world.