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Taranaki Daily News, 3 September 1915, Page 6

E3BBEIEJ RELIABLE AND INEXPENSIVEOFFICE FURNITURE. la your place of business up-to-date? If not, we can mdke it so, and at a very small cost. ■ Wc have a capital selection, of modern Office Furniture and equipment, and we give excellent value, ROLL-TOP and FLAT-TOP DESKS, in various styles.. SECRETAIRES in oak and stained kauri. , OFFICE CHAIRS, v etc. Won't you drop in and look around! raraa D mm A* m mm NEW PLYMOUTH. Good Things for the Farmer. ALFA LAVAL ' SEPARATORS, Universally recognise* as the beat the World can pioduagOver 1,500,000 machines in use. Evelyn's CaM Food " Tui" Calf Meal. Both these Foods are of the HIGHEST QUALITY most economical in use, and easily assimilated. E will pay you to use them. .B. GRIFFITHS & QoNEW PLYMOUTH. We have the Newest Styles in . SOFT FELTS, V The popularity of the Soft Pelt is a recognised fact. Wherever you go you see Soft Felts in various shapes and shades. , Whatever your taste in Felts may be, you will be able to satisfy it here, and at a "reasonable price—for our present stock includes the smartest shapes in GREENS, FAWNS, GREYS, Etc., Prices from 4/6. WE GUARANTEE A RIGHT FIT FOR! EVERY HEAD. COCK & THOMSON, OUTFITTERS \ NEW PLYMOUTH Coffee Palace Corner. GARDEN TOOLS. GARDEN TOOLS SPADES FORKS SHOVELS HOES WEEOERS MATTOCKS, Etc., Etft. 'A Large and Varied Stock at Best Prices for Cash, NEW PLYMOUTH Bad Legs and Skin Irritation i * can be Cured! /jf '• Don't let that skin \* "' irritation spread—take the trouble in hand and cure it » right now. What is a f; good euro? Fletcher's ' . Eiinazol—a soothing, heal- \. | ing ointment, has cured > hundreds of cases of bad legs. The first application stops the irritation, and the cure begins. The trouble is quickly banished and healthy unblemished skin soon grows. Exmazol cures are „..:„v nAvmnnß Y.t cares. Boy it to-day 2/6 la- •» »>■—.!•»-—s , or .post fr" ''• A. tflotcher, Wellington. Don't be put offinsist on _ f ' _ t Fletcher s Then, be correctly dressed for it, and secure the maximum enjoyment. "She" will appreciate your correct shirt, collar, tie, gloves; and your stylish suit. Yes, a warm overcoat and muffler will be "worth while" after the dance. We can fit you out as you ought to be clothed. INGLEWOOD'S CLOTHIER rpHOS. V. SIMO H 8 SAWMILLER, CARRINGTON ROAD, ■. ' NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts tue.t he has Re-OPENED his SAWMILL, and :* n tailing his Timber. It would be a benefit to any cuutract-' or or build'r to interview M. Simmons at his residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. All timber dressed to order for lmi|H ing throughout. / TWO LEADERSLet us introduce you to these i -'•'-' leaders in the smokery' world. Su™ you will soon he inseparable frksw They are the ~ "CIVIC" PIPE AND * "ARCADIAN MIXTURE" TOBACCO. Get to know them better. Introduced only by W. H. PREECE* HAIRDRESSER and TOBACCONIST, / DEVON ST. CENTUAL, NEW P L Y M O U T H. Pour Chairs—No waiting. JIMMY LEE. BROUGHAM STREET LAUNDRY (Next Lister's) gEGS to announce that he h'as started business in this central localitv. and hopes" to merit public patronage b> moderate "prict!|( fl anaf-' , jronipt , '*)tecutioii »f Mdertl*