Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1916, Page 2

•-what doej Autumn mean to you? Can you read the message of tho shortening flays—the message of wind-blown leaves —does not the cool crisp air these nights remind you of your need for Autumn HMerwear—fine, soft wool, exquisitely woven and delicately finished, the wearing of which brings cosiness and health; We specialise in woollen goods—carry the largest stocks in New Plymouthl Our latest shipments comprise comfy woven, nightgowns, combinations, vests, bodices, fcpenoers, bloomerg and every wintry need. Count it as your real duty, madam, to purchase underwear before the advunt of the rigorous winter. Further, by reason of your former dlsap* pointing purchases of "just underwear" let your garments for the cold month! of 1916 be wool. Such a decision will mean a full measure of satisfaction, ■We would especially like you to visit us to-day—many ladies are busily soicting, and we are anxious that you should have a full range to choose, froa, sVill you come? ( NEW PLYMOUTH and STRATFORD.

Your Own Cup "Aboard* Afternoon tea "on board," tea in the office, tea at home, tea in town—all the tea-times will he remembered if "Amber Tipsf be in the cup. "Amber Tips" has an altogether delightful flavour that will always be remembered. There's goodcheer, there's good taste, there's aroma in a cup of Such a combination of quality and economy is found in no other tea but 1 "Amber Tips" Tea. i., Try the 2/- blend. "Amber Tips"— Everybody's Favourite-

OUR JOINTS Are always fresh, asd the quality is proved at every dmner tftbl^ We kill ONLY PRIME BEEF, IIUTTON, PORK and POULTRY. We want order*. You w»nt <wr s»rOur Motto: CLEANLINESS AND PROMPTITUDE. BONEDUSTThe Best Fertiliser. Orders taken foi any quantity, from %cwt» SOLE BEOS.