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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 120, 30 August 1910, Page 6

se» Use Tact in \jyBEN you 'buy furniture it is well to use a little care, and not to buy just because the article may LOOK well. Every piece of furniture made and sfaown at Johnson's Will bear the closest inspection. The fine wardrobe shown in illustration would adorn the best bedroom of any house. It is made of well-seasoned timber, with a strong mirror door, and is absolutely dust proof. Other wardrobes can be had in different designs, made of the moat suitable woods, by expert tradesmen. It is true economy to purchase furniture here; it is made to last a lifetime. Buy where you get bo-t value for your money. C. N. JOHNSON, (Next Carter'?.) NEW PLYMOUTH FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

TOTARA STRAINERS S7E have on hand large stocks of FIRST-CLASS TOTARA STRAINERS (9ft). QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. HENRY BROWN AND CO. SAWMILLERS. TIMBER MERCHANTS, JOINERY MANUFACTURERS. Morley Street, New Plymouth. .And at Stratford. and Waitara.

THE PERFECTLY SANITARY SOAP It is surely an advantage to be sure that the soap you use is perfectly clean and sanitary in every way. That is what we claim for our LIQUID SOAP. Besides, please understand that it is economical soap. You can't waste it. Only enough soap is supplied by the distributor for the purpose each time. It is a tidy method for the lavatory or bath room, as there are no suds to collect about the wash-basins. Doctors and dentists should especially become acquainted with LIQUID SOAP. OKEY, SON AND ARNOLD AGENTS. DEtON STREET.

"As wholesornn m sweet."—Hamlet. HYGIENIC BAKEEY. NEW PLYMOUTH. JOHN C. LEGG "To delight the taste."—Pericles Up-to-date Tea and Refreshment Room. "The best of everything, and everything of the Best."—Legg. Wedding and Birthday Cakes at short notice. "'Tis passing good. I pray the let me have it."—Taming of the Shrew. "Men are what their food make them."— Professor Sampson Morgan in June Fortnightly. J "53." Bread, Meat Pies, Fruit Pies, i fift for the King. i "Here to everything advantageous to life."—Tempest. < . Just right for socials, afternoon teas, etc., are our cream cakes, puffs, eclairs, chocolate flhgers. Ladies! Don't forget the Hygienic. We close at 1 p.m. on Thursdays "And I would have you served with taw best."—Henry VI. Boast chicken, pressed tongues, ham.

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