Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taihape Daily Times, 6 March 1918, Page 1

Special Advertisement ranted known.—That j. More land, of the Taihape Furniiui„ exchange, is a buyer of Househou* tf urniture and Effects in any quantity for spot cash.—Opp. Railway Station. yy' ANTED KNOWN.—For dainty* looking and well-made Beds. Wardrobes, Duchesses, and all classes of new Furniture, F. WARD and Coy., Tui are hard to beat, yyANTED KNOWN—If you are gl>. mg housekeeping and do not want your furniture sold by auction, Fl Ward & Co. will buy it from you and pay cash down. RANTED KNOWN.—That we sen and buy Carts, Gigs, Waggons, and all classes of vehicles; also harness of all description.—F. WARP tnd Coy., Auctioneers. JpOUND —That we have a large stock of men’s denim pants all sizes in blue, grey and khaki, at 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 pair. Best value in Taihape. W. J. White'and Sons. YOU need Spectacles! Don't strain your eyes; come to Ounninghame’s Pharmacy and have your eyes tested, all the latest testing appliances installed. Testing free. Spectacles at most reasonable prices.—J R. Cunninghame, the Prescription Chemist j and optician, Taihape. I —" -■ , -- ■yyANTED KNOWN— Ladies' Coun Shoes in Glace Kid and Patent leathers, all ■ sizes from 19/6 to 23/6, at Chapman’s Boot Arcade, opp P. 0., Taihape. RANTED KNOWN—bale of odds and ends, and broken sizes at Me- j Cormick’s —3 pair girls glace strap shoes, sizes 8 9 and 10, usual price | 12/6 sale price 11/, 2 pair men’s strong tan boots usual price 41/, sale price 35/, 1 pair Rostock’s box calf derby bals, usual price 40/ sale price i 32/, 1 pair women’s house boots size 3, sale price 2/6, 1 pair women’s strong shoes, size 7, sale price 7/6. Other lines too numerous to mention. Inspection invited. RANTED KNOWN—The most fragrant and most economical tea you could buy is Dandelion Tea. Blended by one of the foremost tea-tasters in Wellington, it merits your choice. Try a pound at 1/8, 1/10, 2/, and 2/2.—IT. D. BENNETT LTD., Awarua House, Taihape.

. JJ'OR SALE, Cheap, Ford Car; elect trie light, good only travei- . led 600 miles; may be seen any time; i must be sold. Apply S. Peyton, Taij hape^ Start the day right ! Polish your shoes with TAN.-OL the popular shine for tan footwear leather goods and furniture. 4 > ANTED to Know. —la the best toe good for you? See the Reads !or Service Suits at Stan Peyton's. Lsk your friends who wear them, LADIES’ Bathing caps a fine assortment. Sponge Bags and all highclass toilet articles obtainable at Cunninghame’s Pharmacy. RANTED. —All contemplating marriage to Inspect and obtain the prices of our new furniture, ruga, mats, lino, etc. —F. Ward and Coy. •RANTED TO SELL— Five overmantles (different designs), l handsome Wardrobe, 1 hall stand, 2 cabinet washstands, 1 plain sideboard Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. i & MRS. STUDHOLME'S RED CROSS DAY. SATURDAY, MARCH 9th. A Special Day for Fancy Goods and c Children’s Clothes, also country pro- _ duce, lamb, sucking pig, pickles, jam, etc. Guessing Competition: Silver Cream Jug, Baby’s Frock, and Sucking Pig. Zonophone records and needles. “His Master’s Voice” Machines anr records arrive every month. Any re cord not in stock procured if wanted. Catalogues free. —Swedlnnd’s Must" Warehouse. , >rr ;r ~ i c t( p tl 6