Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 243, 19 November 1909, Page 3

Wash Goods '1 o thoroughly appreciate the efforts of the weavers, designers and dyers in producing novel and exquisite color plays and combinations in colored Wash Fabrics, all you have to do is to spend half an hour or more viewing the numerous lines [here for the Summer Season

HERE ARE JUBT A FEW OF OUR LEADERB: Checked and Striped Ginghams, at Bd, 83d, 6d, 7id, Bd, 10Jd yd Plain Cambrics, at 7d, Bd, 9d, 10} d yd Hoyle's Blouse Cambrics, at 7d yd French Blouse Cambrics, at 10Jd yd Black and White Zephyrs, at 8d yd Pure Linen, 36 Inches wide, at is 3d; colors blue, navy, green, cream and white Shrunk Flemish Hollands, at 7d, Bd, 9d, 10Jd, Is, Is Id yd 5 per cent Discount allowed on all Cash Purchases ONLY ONE ADDRESS DREY & SON -DRAPEKB- - Mreet Only, New Plymouth

BELLRINGER BROS., Limited IRONMONGERS OIL AND COLOPIURN PAINTKKB PAPBBHASHERS SIQN ANi> D(i(;OKATiVE ARTIS'IS DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH BROADWAY, STRATFORD We have to tender our eiuixn' thanks tu the many patrons who gave 41 such generous support during our neant cash sale. We are determined to make our business a ■ CASH CONCERN and to that ena will in Juture make liberal concessions to every caeh cuttomer. Every article will be marked in plain figures showing both the cash and book prices. Those who want c.-edit will see exactly whtft It costs them The CASH PURCHASER will know ths ADVANTAGE alntiii "?.i„J?: will be allowed on all accounts paid wicliin aneoiftßH , same may be seen at our stores. Spring Cleaning : Spring Cleaning The blossoming of the trees and the singing of the bin" Springtime. The busy housewife is ma king home look bright keeping with nature We can supply you ' home radiant. We have to-day landed froi that make old furniture look like nev pendale Rosewood, Mahogony, Oak, ue iu mue, jroreat ureen, Fun.™ Oak, and Ebony, all at Is per tin cash. TESALINE, that makes the Linole urn bright and fresh, t'" " ' * ' slippery, revives the colorings and pr.js trvee the jabric, at 1/4 and 2/6 per lii We have received ex Buapenu a iin e of REGISTER GRATES with, and without Tiles, which we are selling at low prices. Our Sale made big holes in our etoc k of PAPERHANGIXGS. We are however, landing ex lamui a lsrge import ation from three of the latest British manufacturers, including the very labs t shades in Blue, Green, Cream and Red ingrains. ' BELLKIJMGER BROS.. LIMITED DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH :: BROADWAY, STRATFORD

STERLING SEEDS AND MANURES IE YOTJ ARE CONTENT with mere passable crops awl pastures, it is of little importance what seeds or manure* you use, but if you wish to obtain the very best results, then use my STEELING BRAND. You will at once see the difference. MY STEELING SEEDS are selected with the greatest care, quality, not cost, being th 6 desideratum, tht result being strong, vigorous growth, clean, luxuriant pasture, and heavy crops. MY STEELING TURNIP MANURE is a complete, well balanced plant food, specially prepared to suit the requirements of Taranaki soil. MY LAST YEAR CUSTOMERS are unanimous in its praise, and are giving inuraise-1 repeat orders this season. Exceptionally heavy crops were obtained with Steiliug Turnip Manure from souttt of the poorest laud iu the district. sterling Seeds and Manures are obtainable only frcni NEWTON KING M.Y PLYMOUTH -\ND STRATFORD.

About your I Sporting Shoes WHETHER you play Tennis or Bowls, you «i!| wn „t v »r.r Sporting Shoes for'tlio Summer to be both comfortable ard durable. We have just opened up a big selection of stieh sh-es—«lioca Hint will help yon in your game—and invib inspection of the showing. The qualities aro thoroughly reliable—the prices distinctly moderate, us the folLADIES' TENNIS SHOES in Cam™. White, Black, and Tan, 4s to fi? Oil. LADIES' GLACE KID SHOES, with specially thick rubber so|cs-n very good shoe. Ills 9<l. MEN'S*CAXVAS TEXXIS SIHV'S, 4s !)d to <k Oil. MEN'S IiOWLIXO SHOES, lis Oil to lis Oil. REAL BUCKSKIN BOOTS AX I) SHOES in stock. McEWEN BROS. BOUT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.