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Taihape Daily Times, 15 March 1918, Page 6

To correct acidity and flatulency take SHARLAND’S FLUID MAGNESIA. Being freshly prepared and always full strength SHARLAND’S is the best you can buy.

Put it in your cruet —SHAELAND’S MALT VINEGAR, Mellow and mature. Most wholesome and most palatable Vinegar in New Zealand. In bulk and bottle. All grdeers. 3

A fair deal implies that the deal must be beneficial to buyer and seller and on this basis we want to do business with you. If you would prefer to do your own cream separating we will provide you with a Beatrice Separator on very liberal terms and take all the cream you can produce at fuli market prices. Maoriland Dairy Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 185, Wanganui.

New 6oods for Autumn and Winter Mow Arriving. A. SPBMCE Draper, Clothier and Milliner, • TAIHAPE

Never neglect the most simple cold. 3uy a 1/10 bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver.

iss THE CHINA QUESTION IS , SETTLED Yes and in’’the most satisfactory manner by a visit to McLaughlan Bros.’ For here the assortment covers every need, and the prices are most economical. We have just opened up SPLENDID NEW STOCKS, well chosen and keenly bought. Come in afl\l view these new goods—so tasteful and of such excellent quality. They are first grade productions of fading English and American potteries, and are splendid values. The variety includes: Sets of Jugs, Odd Jugs, Tea Pots all kinds), Toilet Sets, Batter Coolers, Afternoon Tea Sets, Fancy Cups and Saucers, Fruit Dishes, Glass Salad Dishes. Butter Dishes, Sugar Basins, Jam Dishes (all kinds and shapes), (Glass Water Jugs, Tumblers in all sizes and designs. maech is a lucky month foe you. TO ALL CASH PUECHASEES OF ANY OF THE ABOVE DURING MAECH WE WILL ALLOW 10 PEE CENT. OE 2/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT f'V McLAUGHLAM I Grocers and Hardware Importers $ jmalN STREET, TAIHAPE, PHONE 17 P.O. BOX 73. h

ted in tike *New When one sees the leaves on the trees and shrubs beginning to assume those glorious reds and golds we all love so well, it is but Nature s way of telling us that another, and more vigorous season is approaching. When one sees or hears of new Fashions being displayed in the various Sections and Windows of the D.LC. it is a sure sign that another Season is HERE. There is no gainsaying this ! To-day the “House for Quality” is en fete with Dame Fashion. Each Department is adorned with the very latest novelties and styles in that branch of apparel to which it is devoted. Everything the smart dresser covets in better and more attractive wearables for Autumn and Winter is to be seen for the mere coming in. Visitors to the Empire City are ever welcome to call at the D.I.C. to gain first-hand information regarding the new Fashions—information that is readily and gladly given. Should you find it impossible to make a personal visit of inspection we shall be pleased to send you a copy of the D.I.C. Fashion Forecast for Autumn and Winter, 1918. 1C 1471 ngton