Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 11 January 1916, Page 2

In the October issue of T.P.'s Journal of Great Deeds, 'P.P. trenchantly sums up the traitorous Our of Bulgaria thus:—"First, and it almost says everything, he perfumes himself. I have never been able to stand a man who perfumes himself; it suggests elleminacy. Secondly, he is not a Jiulgnr at all; not one drop in his veins is Slav even. Thirdly, lie is fond of pomp ami jewels and flattery; all in strict consonance with the love of perfumery. Fourthly, he is a born intriguer. Fifthly, it may be said of him what Bismarck said in his anger of the other hisirion whose occupancy of a throne has mads him the scourge of Europe—he has no heart." THE NEW HUPMOBTLE IS MORE COMFORTABLE.

The upholstery is ten inches deeptwo inches deeper than last year, Cushions . are padded with genuine machine-picked hair, and have more and larger springs than in previous models. Brake levers have been moved forward to give easy entrance to the car, the rear springs are under-slung, 52 inches long, and more flexible, the weight is scientifically distributed—on the roughest roads the 101b' Hupp gives every comfort. Finish and equipment arc first-class. Upholstery is in genuine leather,—all parts of the seats are covered, and metal work is of the best nickel plate. Another improvement: the power has been increased 20 per cent, with on increase in petrol consumption or weight, Yet the 5-passenger Hupp is the same price ,as before— £3SO with electric light and starter, Bosch high-tension magneto, KJiaki one-man top, and complete equipment. Write for free catalogue: A.' Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wangamii and Waitara. Local Agents: Farmers' Co-operative Organisation of N.Z. Ltd., Hawera and New Plymouth; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co,, Ltd., Stratford Agents. ,'!1

' 'XMAS GIFTR. The Melbourne Ltd.. offer the few followins' suggestions as being suitable and acceptable gifts lor men and voun£ men:—Five-plait, white bleach Panama hats. Iflrf fid; wliito silk initial liandkerchiefs, 2s lid; youths' tennis shirts, 2« lid and lis (Id; men's tussore silk shirts, with detachable collars. Os (id; white silk tennis and neglige shirts, 10s 6d; fine cashmere socks, Is (id, Is Od. to 2s (id; linen handkerchiefs, Is; pure all silk collars, latest, sport style, Is 3d; suit eases. «,* Ud to 13s (id; soft felt, hats, fis fid Tig to 22s fid; pjyamas, 4s lid to 17s Cd; new silk wide end lies, 2s 6d; boys' and youths' ties lid and Is; new stud knot ties, Is each, '