Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3314, 18 October 1919, Page 8

I ~« . s. s hnlargenz en t.e_ FROM LIFE OR OLDIPHOTOS. There is no better -ornament tor y.our rooms at the same price than pictures of your friends. 1 supply IENLARGIEMENTS and all other PHOTOS at small cost. CALL ‘AND SEE SPECIMENS. Private residences visited by appointment_ . l Picture Fl’-aming done on the premHues. . I . - , S.LADELLEq 1 pnoruunspnesé Station Street. TAIH A. PE U TAIHAPE TRADESMEN’S 1‘ - ASSOCIATION. ’ I The Business People have decided to close their places of business all ‘the year round on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, "and FRI-DAYS-at 5.30; THURSDAYS at 12 ‘NOON; and SATURDAYS at ’ 8.30 ‘Pam. E. LOADER, ’ ‘ Secretary. I ‘ I . _ I I ; 15.000 ms Just Lama}

1 THE VERY LAST WORD IN ART C DESIGNS.i The finest range ever impox-‘ted into >'l‘aihape. ‘ " . DoN’T MISS SEEING THEM I Let me give you a free esumate for your -papering and painting_ 1 _ ._____._ Call and see latest iduas in HOME "DECORATION. - 4 7 ‘.7 ~.- ‘ M - IBHAS.fifiQm§iL, '\ 1 . I 1 AEHAPE. 3 ‘Phone 116 x - BOX 30- ! flu‘ _m_ u‘ _ 3‘ ” . ' WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. ‘ (INCORPORATED). GRAND ANNUAL SEWW. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. 19;): AND 20th NOVEMBER. GRAND PARADE OF STOCK O'N THE SECOND DAY. WANGANUI CANINE SOCIETY’S DOG SHOW. HORSES; CATTLE, SHEEP, AND PIGS. PRODUCE, COO-KING, NEEDLEWORK AND SCHOOL EXHIBITS. RETURNED SOLDIERS CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, Bth I NOVEMBER. ' . Schedules on Application to: C. T. GIFFORD-MOORE, _ 1 Secretary. Oflice, Taupo Quay_ » ....._...'_._.__.._._,..,.- ..~.._ -._... _ No bad after effects with WADE’S WOFRM FIGS. Wonderful Worm WOl'rier:s'. Price 1/6. 2 HAVE you seen Ward and GO. about a house or far.'n_ Don't p'.lt.it off on you may have ‘to pay more. 3 MURIEL WINDOW’-’S TWO BEAU— ( TIFUL SONG HITS: , “Till We Meet Again_” “Don’t Cry Frenc-hy.” . Latest Waltz. “Roses of Picardy.’ A splendid dance arrangement Of the popular songs. Price 2/ eachPosted Free. t SWEDLUND’S MUSIC SERVICE.

‘ KODAKS and all Photographic In term} can be purchased at our Phat macy.--J. R. Cumiinflhame. the Prescription Chemist and Kodak Dealer V M W. EDWARDS, GENERAL CARRIER. Motor trips with a. three-ton Lorry to all parts of district_ ‘ Ring ’Phone 171 or apply FORD GARAGE. SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL FUND_ “Blood has been spilt on the slopes of Gallipoli, go, and,'if needs be, die.Jas. Carroll. The above was the mandate to one of New Zealand’s Reinforcements on 193ViI1g this shores. The supreme sacrifice was asked for which many will‘ingly gave. What are we doing or giving to commemorate those sacrifices? We should consider it our privilege to help onward a fund that is to for ever ‘keep green the memory of Taihape ‘men who gave all for their home and country.