Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3378, 6 January 1920, Page 2

i W . . I ~ ‘_ ‘ » I Ants I z 1 i To assist Station Holders, Farmers d , A and Country Clients in Purchasing Tshenr Groceries Meet - - , . at Lowest Wholesale Pnces The WARDELL’S Mail Service is completely at your disposal and 7 offers every convenience for eflicient, sure and economical trading. )3 - L. gently handled in the Dominionfind its far-reaching economy is a it I by-word in hundreds of homes to-day. _‘ ‘- _ Our continued and constant growth must be en indication that our business methods -have been always 0H m 9 111198 of falmess 1° evgrybody and in every instance our aim has been t0;.3 ;.3 SUPPLY THE HIGHEST GRADE OF PROVISIONS IN THE ~ _='_~ DOMINION AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ‘ii . Our December price list is now ready and if you send us your name 3; and address a copy win he posted to you by first mail. A WARDEN, 0 3 E 0 - ’ Wholesale Department, ‘ * WELLINGTONmun... A ERN’S HOTEL,‘ -I-AIIIAPE d FOR YOUR A S ALES. WINES‘ AND SPIRITS. H Order Early as we Close at I P. E. Wakeman, I Proprietor. . 1' ‘ ,4 H_ . ' . ' ‘I I! W. 2' - t I #3 Travelling equirements gr.» ‘~,‘ 3” -“.3 - Whether it 18 3 weekend JAUNT, - g t j __ - commonsense to’ possess trustworthy *7 L. ~ ' V _- 2 YOU OAN GET THE BEST or TRA- ‘ - .: L 2;; . VELLING THINGS AT NEAGLE’S ;_ - ‘ =3 EVERY BAG, WHETHER LARGE OB ft ' .V_, _ fr; OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST 5 5 * t.;;.; SELL AT sPPqxAL VALUE Pnroze _ 1 Phone s TAIH AP E. ,_,_o. 80, :7 E 4 - V V ' ._ ~_.;~.,.. ~= _1...e_.,_.,, 5 c _

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SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL FUND_ {“B1oog1 has been spilt on the slopes of Gallipoli, go, and, if needs be, die.Jas. Carroll. 3 The above was-the mandate to onej of New Zcaland’s Reinforcements 011% leaving this shores. The supreme sacrifice was asked for which many will‘ingly gave. ‘ What are we doing or giving to ‘C°mm9lllol‘ate those sacrifices? .W 0 shoulfl 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. ' __,. Shine your tan shoes with TANOL _.fhe brilliant polish that won't rub 011'. ‘ _ 1