Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 206, 8 February 1915, Page 7

NEW-ZEALAND m CLOTHING FACTORY Bargain m 3/g BOY'S TWEED KNICKERS, Plain style, dark color. Lei'{} WORSTED NOLFOLK Suits. Large sizes only left. WASHING VARSITY Suits Plain and striped. 8/Jl TWEED VARSITY Suits, All wool, our own make. MEN' SOFT FELT HATS, q/11 ,A nice shape and good colors. ** •*• ■*• -«"« i a ir&is&MAS. The price sounds ridiculous, but they are * nice hats. , MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS, 9/1 f Various materials, guaranteed. MEN'S ALPACA COATS, 9/11 Dark ctripes, were 0/11. ** *•■*• CHILDREN'S SAN SHOES, 1 //» With ankle straps, sizes 4 •*■ O All sizes, a rare bargain 25/- MEN'S COTSWOLD SUITS, Sports coats and trousers, Thoroughly up-to-date, all sizes. GIRLS' SHOES, black and K/11 Tan Three-bar style. ° XJ - Q/fi SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, All-wool, our ow n make, the cheapest line in the trade. Black and Tan, up-to-date style. THESE ARE MOVING FAST-CALL EARLY w f i I t TEA Four years ago scores of other teas competed for the public favour. To-day one brand —Amber Tips-has by far the largest sale all over the Dominion. Exceptional merit alone is responsible for its pre-eminence-full weight, full strength, full flavour, full value in every packet. Beware of substitutes. Ask for the 2/- blend. Other grades at l/lO and 1/8. • by getting an ARIEL The man who requires a fairly light 3£-h.p. machine and the man who is not satisfied with anything under a 7-h.p., each is catered fpr with the Ariel—two models, o\ and 7 h.p. respectively. The Ariel has a (Cick btaner! « The Ariel has a counter-shaft | driv^! The Ariel has 3-speed gear and free engine! m W£'H W~M :•*.':■ ?Wi HI B; So you ut-a the AIUEL Motor Cycle em- I | bodies ovcrv up-i;c-date feature yet (t | is economically pi iced. ~ COME AMD HAVE A TRIAL SPIN! ARNOLD GEOKGE MOTOR AND CYCLE AGENT, BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOOTa 1 Tobacco m <& w m msr* ffi m ® 0 There's nothing to equal MILD DERBY Tobacco, for it is just the happy medium—not too strong nor yet too mild. The vigorous out-of-door man and the worker who wants a fine full flavoured smoke should buy MILD DERBY. Sold in plugs or in tins.