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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 193, 18 September 1909, Page 2

?: 'There ts no future," says a philotiopher, "like the present," and "there ••? r fa given them to do, the Express Com- !, pany does it promptly, economically, and k-welff Be wise and get the Express Oom- _ to do your Carrying, Customs, or ;arding Work; They'll please you, Z. ■» they do their other clients.—Advt. |;' The Czar of Buesia dislikes sport, bat 3 ,is very fond of rowing. f< Gold can be beaten so thin that it *\ would take 282,000 gold leaves to pro- !>' duce the thickness of a single inch. NEW GLOVES FOB THE NEW SFASON, £ji gloves, especially with summer f. Dresses, is too well-known to need spt|i.' cial emphasis. It is, however, important '•;'. to adviseoo r Country Customers that |V. we have a wry comprehensive assort- ,., meat just now, and advise immediate V selection.

/"IDEM/' KID in white, tan, brown, and pastel. shades. At 3/11 a pair ' CALVATB 4-DOME KID GLOVES, in tan beaver, with plain points. , , ' . At 5/6 a pall 'CALVArS CHEVBETTE KDD GLOVES, two and three domes, in grey, tan, brown, beaver, and black. At 6/6 a pair "THE MAVIS" KID GLOVES, pique sewn, two large pearl domes, in pastel shades, At 7/11 a pair CAPE GACN3SLET GLOVES, with strap at wrist. At 5/6 and 6/6 a pair CAPE GAUNTLET GLOVES, in deer skin, ia tan and grey At 5/6 a pair SAXE GAUNTLET KID GLOVES, in white and beaver, At 3/3 a pair ; 8-BUTTON MOSQUETAIRE KG) ' GLOVES, in black; white, beaver, tan; brown, navy and green. At 6/6 a "»air 10-BUTTON MOSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES, )n black, brown, tan, betver, navy and green. At 6/6 a pair 12-BUTTON MOSQUETAIRE KID ' GLOVES, ia>sky blue, reseda, piak, helitrope. At 7/6 a pair 8-BUTTON MOSQUETAIRE FABRIC . GLOVES (Fown's), in oak, drab, grey, ficelle, and pastel. At 2/9 a pair 3-BUTTON FABRIC GLOVES, in oak, drab, white, black, ficelle and pasrel. At 1/9, 2/6, 3/6 a pair CHILDREN'S 2-BUTTON FABRIC GLOVES, in white, oak and drab. At 1/4 to 1/9 a pair KIRKCALDIE ft STAINS LTD (Department I). Wmmkotos

Why Drink SURATURA? BECAUSE there is do other tea ,-. v at the price with a flavor ,'jgtek w delicate and good SAUSE Suratura goes ever »o much farther than other BECAUSE Suratura is pure Ceylon from a favored disi triet, and contains so adlixtu ~ BECAUSE Suratura is scrupulously selected, perfectly cored, wholesome. BECAUSE Suratura's quality is consistent. You know . what you're buying every time. BECAUSE the housewife who once tries Suratura .uses Suratura always. Best of All!

TH£ DIFFERENCE IN LAWNMOWEBB The difference between a good or poor lawa is generally tlie difference between a good or common lawn-mower. High-grade lawi sowers are nude to day whfcl; d> the work (letter and with about half-a- , nun power less exertion than formerly., j Si The grass is growing now. ", Don't let it get ahead of you. j Call and «ee our new ball-bear-ing mowers, AMOLD.Ltd,,