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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 147, 19 July 1909, Page 3

Early Hose, Early Vermont., IrW« Kwli, British Vuocn, etc. iif"' Brougham Street. 10 2 RjEED IOTATOEB—We are giving flic ciu] attention to these. Gail anil inspect varieties. Aroa's, Brougham StM>ol. 16-2 CJOUXI) SEEDS—CIean and strong, the kind thai grow—the well-known ■AI Seeds.—Aroa's. 18-8 WLOWEII SEEDS—Wo have a full; stock of alii boot varieties. Price* right.—Aroa's, Brougham Street, 10-2 CWEET PEAS—AII colors of the ralnbow; .jilniit now. Packets'to all pockets.—Aroa's Store. 16-2 WEED'S MONSTER WINTER SALE commences Friday; everything fresh and clean and prices substantially reduced. IB® TVJUIILI'MVIDTH Lace Curtains, in white and ecru, 4%d per J'aril. Double-width Cretonnes, (Id yard; 72* inch Finlay's white Sheeting la yard.— Ward's' Sale. 16-0 ■yfEN'S MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, Is oach; Men's Flannel Undershirts, Is lid each; men's fawn wool socks, #d pair.—Ward's Sale. lfl-fl T ADIES' GLACE SILK UNDER-.SKiR'fi-i, all pure silk, handsome goods; in cream, sky, lielio, nil, pink, reseda, navy, white, brown; usual price) 255, sale price Ks,' UiL—At Ward's Sole. 16-0

CHILDREN'S WOOL VESTS, Od each; women's white Spencer's, Od ellthj IT.S. durhoes corns, Oil each; children's Fez cap, iu cardinal, white and navy. Uil until.—Ward's Salt l . IQ-tJ MONSTER VALUE—Boy*' Sweaters, * ' iu navy, cardinal and green, all sizes, button shoulder, Is each.—At Ward's Sale, commencing Friday morning. 18-8 VOTICE TO BOYS who want to earn pocket money—Sole Bros, are cash, purchasers of bones in any quantity. 13-7 TCOR SALE—W.C.S.R. Lean, 16 acre*, on Old Hospital Road, one mUo from town; river boundary; ideal suburban residential site; extensively planted. Terms if desired, For address apply office of this paper. I.e. TtQE tenderest beef and the ehvicost of chops | The best in this tovm «ince the war, | Can be had every day .it those up-to-date-ii'liopa, | The Tarataki Meat Bazaar. rnO LET—New 5-roomea house, handy position, rent 15s, every convenience—Apply Gilmour and Clarke. 7) ALL .PROGRAMMES and INVITATION CARDS—A large assortment Inspect samples at "News" Office. piOR Up-to-date Printing of every kind try tho "News" Jobbing Department. Orders' executed with despatch. pOR SALE, Hammond Typewriter, L practically new; cheap for cash. "Seller," News Office., * rpIIAT meat is real prime when propcrly cooked | We heard dad te'l our mamma | And (we kiddies rejoice that our orders are booked | Every day at the Meat Bazaar. t.e> TfiOß SALE—I acre, Vogoltown, pice x £180; £SO down; good building site.—Gilmour & Clarke. KA POUNDS down will buy jaew 5roomed house, every convenience, handy to town.—Gilmour 4 Clarke, VOUNG LADY desires situation in Solicitor's office. Typewriting and shorthand (160 words per minute}. First-class references.—Address can "W.T.," "News" Offlo*.

"L■K • 0" MILKING MACHINE woranm men* mttiim KOSXL flttod Witt "TBOU" cm FREE TRIAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Mr. W. ReveU, Ware#, gayg: The L.K.Q. milker .plant you Installed for me ) two yeu* ago has' given me unqualified latilfaction.

"j[ WISHED TO DIE," Said Willie) "X was feeling awful blue, Then I drank some Sura tufa Tea. , I'm feeling good and new. I'm as happy now at any (>vlio or wheresoe'er ne be)., and liu fixing up to marry .Carrie Sum TuraT." yyiIAGGE predicts n storm—din and devastation. Suratura presages blis&ful calm —peace and preservation. Waging storms upset the liver: l'lacid Suratura, never I never I jV/TARY had a little lamb that Suratura sipped, and that's why Marv'» Utile lamb for ever danced and skipped. It followed her to school one day, but came back very soon, 'cause .Suratura Tea was on at four that afternoon. TX TIME of pence prepare for war. Your nerves and digestion may bo perfect now, but you must build defence against the days that arc coming. Drink Suratura Teal ailACiaiiTON, R.N'.lt., by virtue of Providence—and the London Daily Mail—s'et out to discover tho South Pole. If you have two shillings, you i'nn't require anyone's patronage to discover the Capital Ten—Suratura! "VTIiW CHUMS I Don't cling to tho city; go on to the land: keep Suratura always on hand. v TjlClv SWIVELLER sat In a deep armchair, and a cup of delight slimed he. lie said, "Though I'm poorer than some. Suratura has just been the making of me I"

4 GOOD FOR PIGGY How Nr. McKenzte] saved £l4 IMr Wm. McKeniie writ#«» In September. «904.1 W®4 14 by having SjfkW't DfWWI on the premises (costing 1/6 pw packet). Available sow with »* little young ones was M the poi#t of death. She wm down «4 could not move, and having <hi Drench in the house fgave fa« half a packet. The remainder 0-. the packet I mixed with meal udl milk and gave to her four b*" afterwards. In less than»lsi [she was on her feet.. As IV. _ leaving my farm in eight week* II |sold the sow and litter for jCtfj [Every owner of live stock rim* [have this valuable medidotJ his farm, as he never knows i | hour when he wilt require iuHWM. MoKENZIC* . o«ata,TW*«Wfy ~„v.., m m