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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3444, 25 March 1920, Page 2

E In-an-n-una~—-Hanan 2. I Mme;-3, mm 0 en, . _;_‘;;«j__'_. CAN BENEFITITO NO SMALL DEGREE BY PURCHASING GROCERIES DIRECT FROM OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. People are realising in larger numbers than ever that it means certain saving and satisfaction to order their provisions from Wardell’s by mail, and our Mail Order Staff is busily engaged in 111319 jng up the lists of goods that pour in every day from all over the country. 1 EVERYTHING OF THE BEST AND EVERYTHING FOR LESS! I . Test us.‘ with a trial order and you will be convinced of the eflicient and comprehennive services which We place at your disposal. DETAILED PRICE LIST FORWARDED ON REQUEST. 2 it ; I '9 1 ‘E . g i Wholesale Department, ; :i V WELLINGTON ‘ -:7‘ I I n I FRY.n:—....; '3 9 ERN S HOTEL TAIHAPE J ’ a FOR_IYOUR J. » Seasonahle Requtrements. 1 1 I ALES. WINEb AND SPIRITS.’ Order Early as we Close at P. E. Wakeman, 9 Proprietor. ’‘.—-~- I “‘:*'“*’ s—_::::——l T H. M ‘ ‘ me mg esunemcnts 4 ff 1 '.J"“° ‘~.‘ ,/~r" Whether it in. n wee;-end JAUNT, 4 - “~ ,1’ a business TRIP, or 5 long HOLIDAY, ? j... 3:? z; ;;9*.;_ you are dependent on your SUIT :_ ;_ : - , . O" ‘g , MANTEAU, and this being no, it is 1 ' ‘ J,‘ ' commonsense to possess trustworthy 1.. ‘ 57 ".1 Travel Tra in \_, NH , pp an. _‘ . V. . ‘ _ ' A YOU CAN GET THE BEST or TBA- ,‘ ’ T VELLING THIITGS AT NEAGLE’S I ’ ’ r 1 jg , «ii, SMALL IS CAREFULLY’ EXALHNED 1 L :_ >.-' AND WE KNOW WE ARE OFFERING 1 _ . ‘ A ‘ _: OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST I 1 «: S 1 if Q D 6 I 6 '2l‘ THE QUALITY SADDLER, *‘ Phone I 'l‘ A‘ I H A P E. ,_,_o_ 30, :1

NON E BET’I‘ER THAN JOI-INSON'B CORDIALS PRICES ARE MODERATE BEST WOOD AND COAL AT JOHNSON'S YARDS. Eatablllllfld a ‘ > ’ "' ‘H J. H. JOHNSON, Tui Street. Telephone 54 -—-—--- P.O. Box ‘ln’

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 leaving this shores. The supreme sac-‘ rifice was asked for which many will-1 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 Taihapa men who gave all for their home and country. I --—_-;—._-..=;v-._-_-_-.-2 Shine your tan shoes with TANOL.‘ —Vhe brilliant polish that Won’f: 1-üb‘| off. 1