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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 202, 24 February 1914, Page 2

V Thrice Welcome " to the Autumn With our Big Strike just finished, we ...ul farewell to the lust of summer stocks, iind what Willi empty shelves itiul showrooms we were mighty pleased when the s.s. l'mipelni arrived. You'll he ph-usud also when yon examine the Exclusive Autumn Millinery! and "Welcome! Thriee. Welcome!" will he vonr verdiet. "lis in our shown olleetion of all tin i!, A right royal ewest and nicest Cosy Models ready to wear, Smart Untrimmed Shapes, New Mountings, New Feathers, New Flowers. All those now await you at tempting prices. Of course, we simply MUST mention Winter Coats and also New & Attractive Dress Fabrics Generally speaking, this new autumn lowing is the nicest we've put forward for many a long day, and to natty examples is united our splendid policy of sterling value. Now the Invitation is extended" to you, We would like you to just call and see for yourself the magnificence of this autumn display on WEDNESDAY, the MOREY & SON, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD.

Il ii the best and II iii the beit and most economical oi teat and can be taken with abwlute comfort bythoteolweakdigejtioa. "The Lancet" uy»: "Fine tea meant belief health" 6a JAM. JAM. JAM. THE TIME IS RIPE I THE FRUIT IS RIPE! Now, when you are storing the pantry with your new season's Preserves don't spoil good fruit l>v ns ing inferior utensils A good PRESERVING TAN is the first essential. We hold a fiat range of the very best. Aluminium Pans, 15/-; Brass 13/6 to 15/-; Enamel, from 7/- to 16/-. A reliable set of SCALKS, too, is indispensable. We hare iust what you need at 5/U. ' Yon needs must have sure nil-tight RUHHER RINGS to make the jars perfect and keep the fruit pine and nourishing. You eon bur thu very thing from ns at (id and Sd per dozen, J BELLIUNOKIt BROS. LTD HARDWARE MERCHANTS, OIL & COLORMEX and HOUSE DECORATORS. DEVON' ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. BROADWAY. STHATWHD. m Wa m 1 m Ws w iff m -Amber Tips Tea The housewife wants a tea that will please the family—and she wants it to be economical in these days of high cost of living. AMBER TIPS passes the housewife s test, and it is the most popular brand in New Zealand, because in fragrance, flavour, quality, and economy it is pre-eminent. f The results of the investigations of famous and doctors of "The Lancet," England's leading Medical Journal, prove that fine teat like AM""" FAVOURITE