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Taihape Daily Times, 7 March 1919, Page 8

RANTED KNOWN.—2 pairs Mon’s Chrome Calf Derby Bals, plain front, size 6,8, 10. Usual price, 81s 6d; sale price 29s. —At McCormick’s i - RANTED KNOWN.—6 pairs Men’s Nailed Bluchers, sizes £ to 10, all solid leather. Usual price 14s 6 . sale price 13s. —At McCormick’s. RANTED KNOWTNf—Ladles’ Court Shoes in Glace Kid and Fateni leathers, all sizes from 19/6 to 23/0, at Chapman's Boot Arcade, opp P. 0.. Talhape. BrOcadcros 1/2S per yard, 28 in. v.-idc, during the last week of our Big Bummer Sale Collinson & Gifford, Ltd. New assortment ot Gramophones to hand. Prices from £3 15s upva. ts British “E-mr-ready” _Vs Eletirical Specialties; Torches Damns Etc : spare Bulbs and Refills ahvays in stock. —Swedlund’s Music Ware[house. Sickness and vomiting from a disordered stomach may ? be relieved by taking SHABLAND’S*FEI|n) MAGNESIA. iff**? 2 RANTED TO SELL—Reap hooks (new), 2s 9d each, Indian pond j scythe stones (best stone made for j i reap hooks), price Is each; large stock on hand. —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opposite Railway Station. See the Autumn Displays of Millinery and Costumes omported direct ■ at the Big Value House. —Collinson and Gifford, Ltd. J CHEAP Floor coverings 9 s 9, Jap. ' Squares 26/6. 9 x 12 35/6; 9x9 Jap. 1 woven squares 30s, 9 s 12 38s; 9 x 9 ■ Chinese twist squares 425, 3x6 twist j mats 10/6; 2| x 5 seagrass mats Bs, j in Oriental colours. —Taihape Furni- I hire Exchange, opp. Railway Station, j RANTED KNOWN —Cunnfnghame’s Cough Balsam will shift that cough, clears the throat and head, Pleasant to take, 2/6 a bottle.

CYCLONE FENCES & GATES ss-fM Write for Catalogue of Many Designs nl/pi Aiir f»n 178 Montreal Street yiULyilL l»U. CHRISTCHURCH ARE YOU LEAVING the district? Then, don’t give your Furniture away. Go to Ward and Co/s and get the market price. RANTED KNOWN—Ladies’ Glace kid lace shoes, welted soles, English make, sizes 2,3, and 4 for 21s at Chapman’s Boot Arcade. Furniture, Floors and Lineoleums look like new when rubbed with “TAN-OL’ 7 Brings up wood-grain and pattern—gives a lasting polish. 2 RANTED KNOWN -The richest^ most fragrant nix’ nx'st economical tea you could buy is Dandelion Tea. Blended by one of the foremost tea-tasters in Wellington, : t merits vour choice. Try a pound at 2/, 2/4 and 2/6.—H. D, BENNETT, LTD., Awarua House, Tuihape.

AUTUMN OPENING AND CHAUTAUQUA WEEK A remarkable. Fashion Pageant and a pleasurable occasion full of delightful surprises and assured Autumn fashion facta. A great gathering of the style conceptions from the most brilliant fashion brains in tha world are ready to greet you here! COME—SEE THE FASHIONS ° DURING CHAUTAUQUA WEEK. 1 For these two great events thousands are visiting Palmerston during the week. Come with the happy throng, see the style goods, see and hear the Chautauqua, enjoy yourself, meet your friends and benefit. New Millinery, Costumes, Lingerie, Footwear, Dress Goods, Clothing, Collinghame Suits and ■Boots, Home Furnishings, Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, etc. MAKE C, & C. YOUR HEADQUARTERS, Fourteen wonderful windows (the eyes of our store) will mirror the fashions, but inside there will be the greatest fashion attractions. FASHION WEEK STARTS Gth MARCH. ■ SIX HAPPY, SNAPPY DAYS of Joy and good-fellowship—-a week of music, lecture & story. r P P TV PALMERSTON, 7 te 13 IM. Apollo Concert Company, New York Players, Southern Seas Sextette, Melody Mirth Quartette, Hon. Herbeman, Dr Johnson, Chancellor Bradford, Earl Miller, Miss Clemens, Carrie Lanceley; 37 artists in all. Chautauqua lecturers make you laugh and think. CHAUTAUQUA. Pronounced SH-talk-wa, emphasising second syllable. Patriotism, Music, Entertainment, Oratory and Community Goodfellowshlp. Endorsed' by Lloyd George, President Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt. Afternoons & Evenings. L. -