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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 191, 2 January 1913, Page 6

New Year Millinery When you put asicjle 1912, leave Behind all trace of a past gear's fashion. Choose the new—such as }'<|m'irfind at our store. Hats for the matjron; hats for the misses—arid don't forget that we're selling cheap: ever so much less while the A FLOOD SALE LASITS.-. if The Out-door Hat for * The Out-door Girl , x HV „, PICNIC AND BEAteH HATS, 10% d and 1/6 SPECIAL SUNSHADES, 2/6. NEW YEAR GIFT/ GLOVES. HOSIERY, BOXEO HANDKERCHIEFS, and a host of other attractions. H. CALVERT & CO DRAPERS, MILLINERS, ETC. 'Phone 316. NEW PLYMOUTH.

XMAS ♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦»»»»♦»« AT THE RED POST """»"" I ,| ))t I",.°%'' t U ""' ,'" c „ h< "" in . B P"*?"'" « b »»l«W)' rapunlWed in tt, hi,. . PRESENTS ♦»♦♦»♦♦»»♦»»♦»»»»»»»»< FOR YOUNG AND OLD; FOR TH E MOTHER, WIFE, AND FOB THTE BOTTOM DRAWER. ** * If you have a fancy for any article for the' home, <re ask you to inspec; our display Any goods will be placed on one side a J ' Christmas Eve. Amongst the many suitable presents we havea fine range of all lines in PLAIN and HAND-OTTT WEDGEWOOD, ROYAL BEYR a w VAsus, ANTIMONY WARE, REMBRANDT WARE and hosts of other goods in the Crockery Department 0^ n ir- CUTLE RY of all descriptions. HEART*™ TABLE COVERS, DAMASKS. LA QUILTS, EIDERDOWN nvxuia, NITURE and ALL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.

Smarten up jour Windows FOR THE NEW YEAR. * With the aid of the famous Liberty . Fabrics. The day of the Lace Curtain is done, and the simple casement holds sway, but there's a right and a wrong . , way : of doing .things; and y.ou would do well to call on us. It's our business to KXOW. We've got some choice curtamings now, as well as other decoraI th,eW ° rL > • >'.>ri*|*(M|U BAKEE IND CO ART FURNISHER, NEW PLYMOUTH

FURNITURE HANDED DOWN FOR GENERATIONS WAS FASHIONED BY HAND. rpHE machines make for quicker furniture, and cheaper. But the skilled workman, with the wood under his hand, 1 is more particular. He insists on well-seasoned wood. He sees its grain and beauty, and preserves and empilcLSlSCS it. t OUR FURNITURE IS ALL HAND-MADE. This is the kind of furniture that will see *you and your children's midcnilaren out. ' ° C.N. JOHNSON, OPPOSITE SANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES NEW PLYMOUTH.

THE REASON WHY we insist upon telling you again about these Pianos is" •because there ar« No Better Piano Made than the Piano we sell After all, you want the very best for your money. You want to be sure that the piano you buy can not be excelled at the price. Call in. Let us show you the modern action, the delightful touch; you will hear for yourself the glorious tone. Seethe recommendations of the greatest pianists and the praise from local pebp le who own one of these: BECHSTEIN, HOPKINSON, HAAKE, ROMHILDT, 1 STRAHMENGER, BOYD, BELL. 1 HOFFMANN Manager, BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL fIANO CO. NEW PLYMOUTH. Thone 439. (Opposite Sykes) '

CAMERAS! Just arrived, new season's mortals, KODAKS CARBINES CAMEOS THORNTOM FZCKARDS MIDGfcS BROWNIES Etc. Also, ALDIS, COOKE & ROSS LENSES. Call and see the Best Pocket Kodak. Takes picture i4uj bjf 2|in. t Cameras from 6/- upwards at FRASEr.'B KODAK DEPOT, DEVON ST. NEW PLTMOUTh.

THE BRADBURY TAKES PRIDE OF PLACE IN ITS 0 WN CLASS. This position of honor has been won after splendid feats of recent trials. And from all appearances the BKADBURY MOTOR CYCLE is likely to hold premier place for many a|iong day. In addition to its speed and reli ability under all conditions, the BRADBURY wins its way to the rider's regard because of the absence of vibration. It is a very graceful machine and thoroughly efficient in every respect. * . ARNOLD 3EORGE, BROU.';H4\r STREET NEW PirVTOUTH.