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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 445, 28 May 1937, Page 2

AS BRITISH J A All Goods Listed Here Are AS THE FLAG EMPIRE PRODUCTS If 7\\ \ I'MEN’S OVERCOATS HAVE PARTY FROCKS WMv /J NEVER BEEN BETTER BRITISH SHEETS DIRECT WF f \\ IjF BUYING... Dinner Frocks . . Evening FROM MANCHESTER T // \\ W f ’ Frocks W-'F ' r W NOW, when prices of Tweeds ana [ With Cotton Prices advancing in the-- / \ ' Woollen Garments generally are A Wonderful New Assortment of V-< i 03 Old Country you cannot do better mounting, WE OFFER fine wool Canadian new style party J\ Ply BS / ISr than buy sheets and sheeting AT THE WARM BLOOMERS FOR TWEED OVERCOATS. FOR MEN ' FROCKS just arrived mostly in the F 7 ''’*' 7 ! 1 I 9 i iTrPi- prvqpmt TTMF DOUBLE B-REASTED FOR SMART- modern tunic style . . scarcely two \ TH? Ik\ LI Right NOW we can offer single bed THE KIDDIES. NESS AND SNUG WARMTH alike . . all wanted shades .. at only ~ twill sheets hemmed ready for wear »■ k i ie attractive prices.... 49/6. ..pure white and made from fin- Make them up NOW from heavy qual- 37/6 _ 45/. - 49/-- 55/-- 65/- OTHER EVENING FROCKS. .. NEW I est Egyptian Cotton..BRITISH, ity fleecy Imed bloomer cloths from 79/- and 89/- ZEALAND MADE .. in wide assort- J I OF. COURSE, 54 X9O for single bed Whites Corner. Men's SINCERITY COATS....un- ment of style and shade at 25/- j 1^ — I At 7/11 and 8/11 pair 30itl wide—in navy, black, white or paralleled for value, cut and wear j , 80 x 90 for Double Bed atls/9; and sax At 1/3 and 1/11 From 90/- OUTFIT FOR EVENING AT u 80 x 100 extra long for double bed at. , WHITES CORNER i 17/6 pair \ ’ ''l. A WORD ON MEN’S WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR With Rising Wool Values BUY NOW ? ft ' and PAY LESS FOR YOUR UNDERWEAR REQUIREMENTS Men’s Shetland shaded ALL PURE WOOL Vests and. Underpants givjjr, >ng long wear and snug warmth Fine Worsted Qualities, .all purest H , WOOl At 8/11 ’ 10/6,12/6 Ml W 0 L S E Y s IBKwxWW HH ■ FOR EXTRA WARMTH BUY SPECIAL VALUE M 1 Just to hand is ANOTHER BIG „ TTT T fIHHK W BATCH OF WOLSEY SAMPLE GAR- MEN’S CARDIGANS, MENS PI - - A TRAVELLING RUG VW** — xfi Tn Ladies Pine SbHKKB W MENTS..finest qualities and finest OVERS. MEN’S SLIP-ONS, MEN’S A IKAVLLUfIb RUU Quality Interlock Ml craftsmanship go into these and we GOLI HOSE, BOYS JERSEYS an< Give years of Service, .lots of warmth Vests. .. . round have secured them at a price that HOSE.... ..pure wool ones ..all New Zealand neck . . sleeveenables us to offer them at LESS than ’ made can be “had at WHITES BUSY less . . W. A W Kz SIMILAR NUMBERS DIRECTLY -See These Smart Garments To-day— CORNER atl6/6, 21/-, 25/- etc.; full* O.S. sizes. Only IMPORTED. , 56 x 76. l 11 ; S.-I' WHITES BUSY CORNER STRATFORD

HAPPY DAYS! THERE is great marrying going on these days. Prosperity smiles on the land again and the vergers are kept busy laying down their red carpets. T,he busy-ness is noticeable, too, in all A.M.P. offices. Wise bridegrooms are taking up further A.M.P. policies, making such provision for the future as wisdom and their new responsibilities dictate. How greatly does adequate A.M.P. assurance take the gamble out of marriage! A certain bridegroom put it to the Society recently that he wanted a Policy that would ensure to his bride an income of £3 a week should he die before her. Easily done. The Society issued the policy to him, and the man went off without a care in the world. He and his bride will get such contentment out of that policy that soon they will be wanting a larger one. So it is that men and women build up their reserves and their financial strength and go merrily on their way. The Society likes to play its part in making "Happy Days continuous. You, reader, how do you stand? Can the Society help you build a financial buttress under your future? Say the word and an experienced adviser will be sent to discuss the question with you. Say the word to-day. Largest Mutual Life Office in the Empire EstaUished 1849. (Incorporated in Anttralia), Hod Office for New Zeelead : CoWmkosea Qaaj, WeUingtoa. W. T. lUN, Mum*New Plymouth District Manager— MR. E. E. STEVENS. ' ‘ o For expert and carefully considered advice, consult— 0 | J. R. MURCH, ONew Business Representative, Taranaki District A.M.P. x Society, P.O. Box 87, ’Phones 273 and 433 M, N.P. |j Stratford P.O. Box 134. s —inc -m<T7DOCTDO<~>OCT:_>OCT~uu’ ■ —i-ir -pom <><~OQ<

f BABES'II I 1 QUICKLY---go rtght ahead —and delight their proud parents—once they get on to Tetives -fll— EMULSION ,4 All the little one wants is this famous food-medicine that brings i all those elements needed for J steady growth but which arejl missing from the daily diet. But be sure it’s Lane’s higher in quality more JmS 5 easily digested—quicker in JS results—and famous every- tiffin* because it’s so good. jBM 2 and 4/g a bottle at all C’henusts and JMH.

To Stop a Wretch’s Breath. —Massinger. Colds on the chest—and many other bronchial ailments—catch at the breath and make life miserable for the sufferer. The best plan is to take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” cuts phlegm, reduces inflammation, relieves congestion—quickly, pleasantly, soothingly. Take “Baxter’s” for all coughs, colds, sore throats. 1/6, 2/6. 4/6. all chemists and stores.

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