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Taihape Daily Times, 19 March 1918, Page 7

The Ladiefe autumn s and Dresses. •E are Ihe PEOPLE FOR PRICE, QUALITY AND STYLE, We Invite th.- Ladies to Inspect these Goods without being pressed to buy. Its only by seeing yon can imagine the marvellous Value and StyJe we are Offering

i-.'-^i TJie Scoullar Go's. (Ltd.) E^ery opportunity Is presented to Country Customers for shopping through the Post Commences Monday, March 4th. It rests with you whether you will buy and benefit, or let this once-a-year economy event pass by. . HOLD BUT ONE SALE A YEAR, and it I is a GENUINE SALE, with its hundreds of valuable money-saving chances : : : All Mail Orders receive the personal attention of the ■ Manager, and enquiries are invited regarding details of fe** anv line required in SCOULLAR FURNITURE—aIso prices and patterns of CARPETS, LINOS, and FURNISHING FABRICS. "Watch this space for OUTy Introductory Price List. Terms of Sale: Nett Cash. Head Office: Lambton Quay, Wellington. Branches at Kasterton and Hastings. V/mww&fr^jX 9 \3> m ~&rtZ w M m I w. 1 m -ofawaHJ** m §S (JeVGi2J2 Countiy people are looking forward to their vacation at the teasi<3e whilst the city folk are making preparation for a holiday in the interior. The success of your camping depends upon the comfort you provide. You must have a rekable tent—one that will keep out the heaviest rain. Hammock*, stretchers, camping tak-les and chairs are other comforts. TW, and many other necessities andliKuries. can be obtained from Le Roy, who hat the best and bk»* raasoaahlypriced selection in the Dominion. ' SEND FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE to —, 0 T o TENT, COAT and COVER MAKER L. LeKOV ,42 Queen Street, AUCKLAND fggg^^S^S!a^S^^^S^SSSSSS>B^S§m LION PALE ALE. Is the Choicest Production|oi the Brewer's Art. A Beer of acknowledged Superiority, JNatural and Pleasing Flavour. LION PALE ALE. ON DEAUGHT AT ERN'B HOTEL Try a Glass Next Time you are Thirsty

SJT The work goes on continuously—every hour—night and day. Wherever our Troops are to be found, The Church Army's War Work is increasing their Comfort, Efficiency, and Morale. Over 1000 Rest Huts are being operated by The Church Army— 22o are in the Shell Zone in France. Each of its 50 Kitchen Cars provides 300 Hot Drinks at every 1000 Beds are always ready for Troops on leave in London. Thousands of Parcels are sent every week to Prisoners of War. £50,000 URGENTLY WANTED To Extend the Work in N.Z. Training Camps, on Troopships and Hospital Ships, in Hospitals and on every Front. HELP to give Comfort and Relieve the Needs of Our Brave New Zealand Boys! Send Your Donation—Large or Small—Without Delay to THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Jas. W. Henderson ) Honorary Geo. Shirtcliffe j Treasurers 20 Mulgrave Street, WELLINGTON" Crass Cheques "Union Bank, Wellington."