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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 139, 8 December 1911, Page 6

READY-TO-WEAR COSrUMES BLOUSES MILLINERY NECKWEAR SPECIAL SHOWING FOR THE SHOW Calvert and Co.'s DRAPERS AND MILLINERS NEW PLYMOUTH

HERE'S LUCK FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS ANOTHER BARGAIN PERIOD AT THE RED POST fjIRiCUMSTANCES compel this sale. To cut the story short, the contractors for our new premises have disappointed us. We must remain where we are until the New Year. AkwardT Decidedly so! Here are Christmas Novelties ar riving daily, and tumbling about our ears. * Awkward! Decidedly so ! Happy thought ! We promptly decided to have another huge SHELF-EMPTYING SALE—a glorious Christmas bargain event that will unload our shelves in double quick time Nothing could he more opportune, for the Santa Olaus spirit is in the air, and hundreds of Novelties in China and glassware, Ornaments, Tea and Dinner Bets, Toilet Sets, and the balance of our Furniture and Furnishings are going out at positively ridiculous prices. There are field days ahead for the Xmas shopper at the Red Post. Now for a jolly Christmas with bounteous gifts of bargains. The Red Post Furnishing Co., Ltd DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH.

BAKER AND CO. INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF ART CARPETS IN THE NEWEST COLORS AN D MOST ARTISTIC DESIGNS. ALSO A FINE SELECTION OF BRANNAM'S CELEBRATED Barnstaple Art Pottery, or Barum Ware We 'ave got a big passel ov if strata vrom Demshire, an' it Li vine stuff zure nuff. / b: ef nd co. .iEET.

THE WORLD'S BEST CORSET That isn't the real meaning of the letters but the definition is perfectly correct. No corset is so good, so lasting, so ultra-fashionable, the corsec made up for this season's styles. NICHOLLB AND SON ::: INCLEWOOD stock them in all sizes and new shapes, including the celebrated "Reduso" for stout figures.

DINING-ROOM FURNITURE J)INING-ROOM FURNITURE to s&{ isfy our standard must be of the very best. Here is where quality i& every inch and every ounce is demanded by the supervision of experts, and on this the customer can absolutely rely. There's a fine nine-piece dining-room suite in our window now. Frames are solidly constructed of the best selected wood. Upholstery is just about superb. The covering is of Moroceoline—wonderful stuff to wear, and looks like leather. IN NO DEPARTMENT OP THE FURNITURE TRADE HAVE OUR VALUES EVER BEEN SURPASSED. C. N. JOHNSON Complete Furnisher :::::: New Plymouth

Try t. packet. ,'fon . rcjll be 40 i«] jhied vitU io that you won't be content with her brand. Bold byall good grooen and (tores, at l/U, 1/10 and?/- pet lb m