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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 190, 21 November 1910, Page 8

Getting Married This Spring? Then sit down and form in your mind's eye a picture of a homo as you would hare it furnished. Pleasant dream, isn't it? Well, come along to Johnson's and have ii transformed into a delightful reality. When you come here for furniture you have the choice of all the useful and beautiful articles required, from a solid looking kitchen chair to a massive oak sideboard. And, mind you, the prices make it easy for the most economical couple to fully furnish a cosy home in good taste . All furniture made of wellseasoned timber by skilled tradesmen. You are expected; don't fail to call. C. N. JOHNSON (Next Carter's), NEW PLYMOUTH FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. VTOU will like LANE'S MEDOLINE Queen of Skin Tonics —for rough, scaly, sunburned, cracked and chapped •Idns. i/- at Chemists. x. rou Cant Earn More? You can earn more than you are earning now—much more —and still more as the years go by. Legitimate salaries to specially trained men run into large figures, and there will never be a time when you cannot earn more if you make yourself worth more. YOU can' get this special training quickly and easily, in your spare time, without leaving home or paying more than your present earnings will afford. The coepon below is an invitation from the INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS for you to ask how you can qualify yourself for an increase in pay within a comparatively short time. Aay obstacle that may seem to hold you back can be overcome, and a way will be found to help you, no matter what your circumstances or condition in life. To mark and mail the coupen takes but a moment's time and casts but two cents postage. Make a start for a better position by mailing it NOW. International Correspondence Schools Please explain, without further obligation on my part, h«*v I can qualify for a larger salary in the position before which I hare marked X. Bookkeeper Stenographer Advertisement Writer Show-Card Writer Window Trimmer Illustrator Civil Secvice Chemist Textile-Mill Supt. Electrician Elec. Engineer* Foreman Plwinber NamcSupt" Mechan. Engineer Surveyor Stationary Engineer Civil Engineer* Building Contractor Architect Draftsman Architect Bridge Engineer Structural Engineer Structural Drafts. Mining Engineer Street and No.' CHu * -State.Remember, trie I.C.S. is a British Institution. F. CARPENTER,