Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 10, 12 June 1913, Page 6

mi m> MM WINTER WEAR. A BEAUTIFUL OP MILLINER! A BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED COSTUME OR FROCK. . " .A BEAUTIFUL FUR STOLE AND MUFF. A BEAUTIFUL WINTER COAT FOR COMFORT. A BETTER VARIETY IS NOT TO BE FOUND. }A BIGGER VARTETY OF MERCERY FOR MEN AND BOYS. : A BETTER TAILORED SUIT IS NOT ON THE MARKET. ■A BETTER-ASSORTMENT OF TTES FOR MEN AND BOYS '*- v i ,: tOU CANT (3ET THAN AT AMBURY'S. :*\ BIGGER RANGE OF RAINC OATS AND OVERCOATSTHAN AT AMBURY'S WAS NEVER SHOWN IN TARANAKI COME TO US: WE WILL SUIT YOB, FIT YOU, PLEASE YOU. STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH} Spotty 4aflnit«ly *%» Tm. Than in many imitation! of its nametadpackage^T-"*™*aokHawonderfulqnalityandftaTour. • a Red Post Furnishing Co. Ltd, Complete House Furnishers. Confidenae'ia gained ;by «p erience. We can giro yon th* beet experience. \ Our factory is in charge of a competent nan, who' hag had 12 years with Maple and Co. of Leadoa, and we are prepared to take the highest elasa ef work offered. iIn »« CROCKER* DEPARTMENT we hate the ~4neslr range arar shown in one shop in New Zealand. SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY AT THE WINTER SHOW.

LUSCIOUS FRUIT, eooked amid spotless •unwinding*, by Jam-making experts, accounts for the indefinable drMciousness ef ST GEORGI'S Jam. Sold in lib, ' lib and 71b siaes, and jacked in tins untouched by soldsi wd lined wita un- " ' chippabl* eumeL Combines tkt freshness and Purity of Glass Jar PrestrTes, with the Cheapness of ordinary tin cannister brands. SAFE, «WEET AND SATISFYING GET ST. GBORGE'S JAM FROM YOUR GROCER. ■ *• fmi THE AMBER TIPS STORY. Packing aid Skippne ft£4o W£ SSKtSS. itffa„)kßU*tcsihmhtmMoi it fiswta) ffcstmtfcc rem whore it i&aftat «te gt«. Hie»iti6f«cfcfldi«t«t«««l-li«e4 gts ad trMmwrtrd fqr the fnsmt Wpjffaa m 4 west to fee ritHaf 1 *»•••. tfcnce it e*es to the <mj tt C«lt«mfa« aad is shipped oa ife laag JMaraer b» the Amber Tips proprietary at ChristchnrQk. lien ia fw great labor Tips factory tin inert leaf fram tke inaat plantation* m . 14 « *l a ai il ■ V rr-_i J*_ f*T»urite tea—Amber Tips. Thenca it cow to the forwarding department where scores of falki are employed in packing the tea into th« famous Amber Tips package. No less than three separate wrappings, encase the tea and this it ii kept camp-proof and air-tight—presarrinf all tii* rfaliohtftil frat>rance, flaTour and aroma. mmmmmam. mm weak digestion. Ask for Amber Tips and be sure you get it It ii sold only in the Amber Tips package at 1/8, 1/19 and 2/-per lb. Beware of imitations, si mmm* 13^