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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 165, 12 January 1914, Page 6

From early morn till lato at eve we are going as fast as wo can. Pretty Millinery, Charming Summer Costumes and Dainty Blouses are being jessed over the counter in dozens and '.He public know when they get the i'st values ALL AT SALE PRICES. We want you to call in and see us—the earlier the better. We have everything you want to make the holidays enjoyable Shop early—don't leave it till the afternoon' crush. ' DRAPER, ST, * NEW PLYMOUTH.

iU. M PK 1 %^5 S i IK 3A Folding Pocket Kodak. Price - *S. With this Kodak the winning pictures of the £IOOO Daily Mail Competition were taken. GALL OB WHITE FOB THE KODAK BOOKLET TO-DAY.

ARE MASTERPIECE CAMERAS. They are perfoct picture-mak-ors, combining simplioity with reliability, compactness with convenience, and quality with a minimum cost. Kodakking is simplicity itself—it renders tho dark-room unnecessary, and makes photography a genuine pastime instead of a laborious drudge. Pitted with Bnpid Meniscus Aohromatio Lens, Kodak Bali-Bearing Shutter, Autotii Scale, etc., etc THERE'S A KODAK FOR EVERY NEED.

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Id fragrance* flavour, quality and economy AMBER TIPS is pre-eminent. Remember "The Lancet" says: " Fine tea means better healin." 74

DEVON STREET (Next Criterion Hotel) KEY/ PLYMOUTH EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, ami at LMiI.KW'UOU. Inspection Invited of the ,~ sistQ\ IN TAEAXAKI. ( TOYS WE are Showing a LOVELY COLLECTION ;.n,i at Lowest Prices and Great Valu,:. BOOKS PRIZE, TOY AN'D PICTURE. Selected from all Publishers. We have opened out within the Last Month 2S CASES of XEW BOOKS. BASKETWARE OF ALL KINDS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS A Large and Extensive range of Every 1) >.'rii)tioii, all at our Well-known and popular LOW PRICES. EARTHENWARE CHINAWARE CUTLERY BRUSHWARB ENAMEL WARE in Endless Variety FULL STOCKS of all Lines Carried in each Store. Our Gooda are renowned throughout Taranaki, and in no instance do we Bacriflce quality. We sell Good Gooda at Low Prices. Inspection by the Public is welcomed and invited at earliest opportunity to avoid the rush on Christmas Eve. c. o. NEW PLYMOUTH AND INGI.EWOOD

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