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Taihape Daily Times, 13 May 1919, Page 8

P'.W^ •TZ mmmmm (Late J. A. CHAMPION) Seeded Raisins. 9d per pkt. Seedless Raisins, 8d per lb. ►Sultanas, 8d per lb. Honey, 21b. tins 2/Hoiicy 101 b. tins 9/6. Best Lueca Oil 4/3 bottle. A Discount Coupon given with We buy for Cash and Sell for Tomato Soup, Heinz's 1/9, tin. Tomato Soup K. 1/3 tin. Tomato Puree 1/6 tin. Tuckers' Soup all flavours 6d per packet. every cash purchase. Cash. Giive us a trial. RfiiiWii^iM^»rtifi«iiiiiaiffliii»a^iia Youri Patronage is Solicited. Wejare Experts in Our Business. Phone 149 P.O. 80x.119 i ]4i^.*iii**ij.^.4.ii^i*is««i'**"i<'"&4'** I * , *+ jj«§Mji^ifMj»iHMJMJMji«M«***^4 , *4HH , 4^i

TAIHAPE AUTUM MONDAY, MAY 19, 1919. ABRAHAM ft WILLIAMS LD., will sell: 100 2lyr. Hereford and S. H. Steers 100 Mixed Hereford Weaners 70 20mths P. A. Heifers 50 Syr. S. H. Bullocks 60 20inth s to 2yr. Hereford Steers 50 4 and syr. P.A. and S. H. Bullocks 9 21yr. S.H. Steers 40 Bust Fed Hereford Weaner Steers. 30 3£yr. Bullocks 40 Mixed Sex Weaners 40 20mth. P.A. Steers and Heifers 20 Mixed Sex Weaners 20 3yr. S. H. Bullocks 20 Hereford Weaners 30 20mth S. H. Steers 20 20mth. Mixed Sex Steers 60 3 and 4yr. S. H. and Hereford Bullocks 20 21yr. S. H. Steers MESSERS DALGETY & CO., NZ. LOAN ft MERCANTILE, and ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will sell at 1 p.m.: 115 Good Lambs 200 M/aged Ewes in Lamb 300 M/s Lambs 150 Pat and Forward Ewes 300 Ewes 25 B.F. Weaners RANTED TO SELL.—W. and G. Cups and Saucers 6s, 7s 6d, 8s 3d half dozen; vegetable dishes 4s each; meat dishes from 2s 6d to 5s each; milk jugs (best assortment in town), prices from Is to 4s 6d.—Taihape Furniture Exchange, opposite Railway Station. RANTED TO SELL—A fine range of 'Axminster Seamless Carpets, sizes 9 x 10H, 9 x 12, 9 x 13 1, Prices froim £l2 10s to £l4—worth £2s— Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station.

m =- est £« M ftS ivv* teg @K >» Sit S?:. Sfi i SS* £ « M ! I ftf A Dainty Trousseau set in a pretty Ottoman Chest fills her heart with pride :: :: :; Here comes the bride—sweet and pure, dainty and demure, the centre •f attraction and the very light of life for one good man and true! Here comes the bride—with heart at ease because every little detail of her trousseau has been well and carefully planned and because in her bright new home is a well filled Ottoman chest of dazzling linen, cool fragrant sheets, warm fleecy blankets, and all the rest of her household goods! THE FULL TROUSSEAU SET AND HANDSOME OTTOMAN CHEST comprise no less than So pieces. In quality most reliable, in value the finest, in designs the newest. % Blankets, sheets, quilts, pillow cases, duchess sets, towels, table cloths supper cloth, serviettes, doylies, table centres, tea cosy, tray cloth nightdress bag, etc., etc., 85 pieces in all, of which a complete detailed list will be sent you giving sizes, etc. Remember, a handsome and useful Ottoman Chest is included best make, modern design, beautifully upholstered and covered art cretonne NETT CASH PRICE OF 85 PIECE TROUSSEAU SET, INCLUDING OTTOMAN, lOs Showing this week in our No. 7 Window. A nett cash price is quoted, but railage will be paid to any address within 100 miles. -^ &zmM