Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 212, 7 March 1914, Page 2

'mm Choose Your VfflTCJWfflSli Morey's Superb Display. Just before the first "bite of winter in 1 in tlie morning and evening air," Morey's \ are ready with your need. And well 8 in advance of the inevitable "rush" wine 1 ladies arc selecting their winier coats every day in our show-room. Logical > iudies these who reason thai early buying means easy choosing. Be right in line yourself. These Mew Coat Styles ara Sensible, Snappy and Artistic. Combining as they do cosiness with a high degree of style and distinctiveness. ' Don't worry about the prices either. • There are Figures to Suit all Purses. and whatever you pay you are assured of receiving the best possible return for your outlay. We Want you ti See this Display. Just walk through our showroom. A casual glance will interest, while a critical inspection of any garment will thoroughly convince you as to value. WHY XOT CALL TO-DAY? MOREY & SON, W PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD. 'u. !?* '&"*. « C0B0 » iciI »' '«• «"» «" b. taken with tbioht* confart , I »f*e««otwt«tdig«iiioa. "The Lancet" nyi: "Fin« tea meant better health" 61 J JAM. JAM. JAM. THE TIME IS RIPE! The FRUIT IS RIPEt Now, when you are storing the pantry with your new season's Preserves don t spoil good fruit by us ing inferior utensils. A good PRESERVING PAN is the Drst essential. We hold a fine range of the very best. Aluminium Pans, 15/-; Brass 13/6 to 15/-; Enamel, from 7/- to 16/-. . wl,fy^:d S ats/BSCALES'!tOU> 8 SCALES ' !tOU> iBMi We have just . You needs must have sure air-tight RUBBER RLVCS to make the ';:^s^7,r,'r;x^zs M " s - v ~ ~ b ""» •• BELLRINOER BROS. LTD' HARDWARE OIL & COLORMEX and HOUSE DECORATORS. DEVON ST., XEW. PLYMOUTH. BROADWAY, STRATFfRD. j Everyone says MJ I'm a fine bonny baby j and Doctor \j[ says it's due to deavesrood - Contains all the essentials for flesh and bone-forming in an | urccpuonal degree, assists teething, relieves infantile con--1 stipation, and ensures restful nights. ts of this Food are very abundant." NEARLY 90 YEARS' REPUTATION. GOLD MEDALS, London, 1900 & 1906; aha Paris. NEAVE'S FOOD HAS FOR MANY YEARS BEEN USED IN THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL NURSERIE& Oldest, Cheapest, and still the Best A MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mrs. Daley of Blackball, Australia, writes :-•' My little son was rei * "'"■!"•" |?■'? i' TO ,y«"-s. completely on NEAVU'S FOOD. Hew,. wl ;, 1 h. t i °?I W,! ' shc . d 3 lbs - a ozs - when six ««* s °'< l. during 1 h inue he i:ul been fed on various Foods which did not satisfy him, but «,. Im, a short time after K mng him your Food he was qiu.e a different.child, and now at three years ol age is a strong, healthy child, "-ntf i'eby.. jqn Sold in Tins specially packtdfor Australasia, IWauwm.-JOSIAH «• NEAVE & CO., Fordingbridge, tug. rhe mwUgata by " The Lancet "England', greate.t medieal journj. p,e«d d* fine '« I'"e AMBER TIPS mean, belter health. m