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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 292, 2 May 1913, Page 6

p k FOR WINTER WEAR. ;'A BEAUTIFUL OF MILLINERS A BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED COSTUME OR FROCK. A BEAUTIFUL FUR STOLE AND MUFF. A BEAUTIFUL WINTER COAT FOR COMFORT. jf : ' A BETTER VARIETY IS NOT TO BE FOUND. A BIGGER VARIETY OF MERCERY FOR MEN AND BOYS. A BETTER TAILORED SUIT IS NOT ON THE MARKET. A BETTER ASSORTMENT OF TIES FOR MEN AND BOYS YOU CAN'T GET THAN AT AMBURY'S. A BIGGER RANGE OF RAINCOATS AND OVERCOATS THAN . AT AMBURY'S WAS NEVER SHOWN IN TARANAKI. COME TO US: WE WILL SUIT YOU, PIT YOU, PLEASE YOU, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH You Can't AFford to Neglect Your Furnishing. Just as the character of the inmates is often told by the furniture in tlie home, so the characteristics of the maker shows itself in the furniture he sends out. Therefore your furniture should be good—should show taste; and if Baker & Co. have the work you can depend upon it in every way. BAKER & CO., FINE ART FURNISHERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. A STUPENDOUS OFFER. FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE FURNISHED with every detail complete. Packed and delivered free to any Railway Station in Taranaki for £49 16s 5d NETT CASH. DINING ROOM- * Linoleum 15ft x 12ft, Dining Table sft x 3ft, with turned legs on castors, 6 Ibex Chairs, Ciieffonier, with bevelled mirror back, Brass-rail Fender and Fire Brasses, Tapestry Table Cover, Couch and two Wicker Armchairs upholstered in American cloth or green or red plushette, Curtain Pole and Fittings, 1 pair Lace Curtains Axminster Hearth-rug. BEDROOM— Linoleum 12ft x 12ft, full-size Brass-rail Bedstead, Wire Mattress, Kapoc Mattress, Bolster and 2 Pillows, 1 pair Roslyn Blankets, Marcella Quilt, 1 pair • of Sheets, 2 Pillow Cases, 2 Towels, Duchess Chest with 3 long drawers and 2 jewel drawers, bevelled mirror, and 5 tiled-back Washstand to match, white and gold Toilet Set complete, Wicker Chair- Bedside Carpet. Curtain Pole and Fittings and 1 pair Lace Curtains. SPARE BEDROOM— Floorcloth 10ft by 12ft, 3ft Combina tion Bedstead) Kapok Mattress and 2 • Kapoc Pillows, 1 pair of Roslyn j p a j r 0 f sheets, Honeycomb Quilt, 2 Towels, Bedside Car tj Toilet Setj Curtain Po i e an d Fittings, Pair of Lace Curtains and Table and Washstand to match. KITCHEN— ° " jjinoieum 12ft x 12ft, Ta"„le 4y 2 ft x 3ft, 4 Chairs, Set of 3 Saucepans, Bucket, fry Pan, Colander, Wash-up Bowl, I-ieafc Tin, Hair Broom, American Broom, iland Broom, Scrubbing Brush, Set of Blacklead Brushes, Bread Board, Knife ioard, Rolling Pin, 2 Pie Dishes, 2 Pudding Basins, Sugar Basin, Butter Dish, 26-piece Dinner • Service, 21-piece Tea Service, Fruit Dish, Jam Dish, Cruet, Set of Jugs, Tray, Teapot, 6 Table Knives, 6 Dessert Knives, 6 Table Forks, 6 Dessert Forks, 3 7!aWe Spoons, 6 Tea Spoons, Door Mat and 3 Slip Mats. M Post Furnishing Co., Ltd., NEW PLYMOUTH. o :<Z) Edmonds' Egg Powder Makes Eggs Unnecessary CURRANT CAKES. SEED CAKES, ALL CAKES, and Plum Puddings, too, can be made beautifully light by using Edmonds' Egg Powder It is unwise to experiment with eggs — they're generally more cr less doubtful and expensive. For a modest sixpence you can buy a tin of EDMONDS' EGG POWDER. It is always reliable and is a perfect substitute for Fresh Eggs. - Test it next time you bake—you will always use it. YOUR GROCER HAS IT. ASK HIM PI2E tSTo y>twi s'. J »T' m j£k r :\ j.i.j060.