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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 26 June 1917, Page 3

Commences < Wednesday, June 27th, SHOPPING HERE IS A PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE PASTIME. .BUYING HERE MEANS SPENDING MONEY RIGHT WATCH OUR PRICES CAREFULLY AND YOU WILL FIND EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER. Ladies' Coloured Crepe-de-Chinc Blouses, deep creme, navy, pale pink, pale blue. Usual price 33/6 Sale Price 9/11. Ladies' Taffeta Silk Blouses, Tartan designs, Usual price 15/(3. Sale price 9/11. Ladies' Warm Winter Blouses, in light shades, Usual price 14/6. Sale price 3/6. Ladies' Striped Crepe Blouses, in pink, pale blue, helio., and black and white. Usual price 6/6. Sale Price 2/11. W Ladies' Black and Navy Voile Blouses, with double sailor collar. Usual price 10/6 to 12/6, Sale price 7/6. Ladies' Black Merve Silk Blouses, Uiual price 13/6. Sale price _ 7/6. Ladies' Wincey Nightdresses turned down collar, size 0.5., Creme only. Usual price, 12/6, Sale price 9/11. Ladies Wincyette Nightdresses, Creme, trimmed self embroidery, finished ribbon bows, Size W. Usual price, 11/6, Sale price 9/11. Ladies Wincyette Nightdresses with square collar trimmed torchon lace and insertion, size 0.5., good quality. Usual price 15/6, Sale price 13/6. IfcH^Drap** Co 1 A.l iSAJr E

When wild winter winds are wailing, In a weird, wan, woeful way, And the chill, grey daylight failing, Shortens each succeeding day. Lest bad colds should be your portion Dainty summer clothes abjure, And with wise and prompt precaution Purchase Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. your Soiled Suit or Costume to us and we will return it m a few days cleaned and pressed equa l to new for the r bove sum. SUITS DYED 14/6; COSIUMES 12/C. REDIVIVUS COY. 177 FERGUSON OfR-BET. PALMERSTON NORTH. MOTORISTS! PREVENT ACCIDENTS, caused by misty screens FOG-0 THE MOTORISTS' FRIEND. Keeps your screen clear of FOG or RAIN. Obtainable at at all Stores and Motor Garages. AGENTS A. &. T. BURT, LTD. (Opposite Gretna Hotel) TAIHAPE. A most aJtistie assortment of Mouldings and Mounts to e&oosw from. Pupils received for tne following sub jects:—Landscape painting, still life freehand, and model drawing, steneill ing, show-eard writing, and signwritin/ T3SEMS OM AMPLICATION TEA ft BtTPPSK BOOMS Mr. J. Phillipa begs to notify the people of Taihape that he has taken over the Fish and Supper Roorqa i n Thii Street lately occupied by Mr. E. Maaning. He trusts by strict attention to business to merit the success he received when he previously occupied th G shop some four years ago. AH hig U<ald friends will be very welcome.