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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1916, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. Scream ice Cream if you don't take ine to the Marble Bar. D OVT , worry about baking cakes, etc., at home. It is more economical to shop at tlie Hygienic Bakery, and you get * great variety. e.n. "yKKY comfortable for the kiddy and stands the hard wear—Governor Push-carts—Xo Js Mat (Petty's. i pOLK in .New Plymouth like the Hygienic brew ot tea. Always the one good invigorating quality. e.n. Sixpenny Books—"The Gumsucker at Home'' (Speilvogel); "The Vagabond'' (Frederick Palmer). —The .K. Bookshop. d.w. f)NE make of Jce Cream, the Best, we have it. The Marble Bar. JIASHtfONA BL-li Push-carts—a great line at X'i 7s lid. —Petty's, Devon Street. /COTTIER'S. Inglewood.—For Tussore Silks, Is 4«d, Is Cd, Is Sd, 2s 3d, 3s Gd, 3s lid, and 4s 6d per yard. Scones, Tarts, Pastry, Cakes, etc., we know what our customers like. Pesult, bigger demand every week: — Hygienic. — Delightful Display of Tailored Costumes, smartest designs and every size. These lines obtainable only at Ambury'a. b.y. QOOD finish, splendid model, hardwearing Governor push-carts for i' 3 7s Cd at Petty's, Devon Street. e. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood—Our Policy to always give-good value all the j ear round. W E want you to always remember that all kinds of Cakes, including Wedding, Birthday, 'Party Cakes, etc., are made to order at the Hygienic, i COTTIER'S, Inglewood.—For Ladies' Up-to-Date Costumes; just unpacked; good assortment. THE best and latest—Governor Push Carts. Only £3 7s Od, at Petty': £JOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—For Fancy Voiles, Muslins, Dress Goods, Lisle and Imitation Suede Gloves; also WashKid Gloves. T'AlvE the youngsters to Corrigall's for Dolls and Toys. AH new goods; top value; big selection. i Pollyanna Book, "Just David," price 4s. —At the B.K. Bookshop. d.w, one shop in town where it pays the shopper to deal.—Corrigall's Fancy Goods Depot and Book Stall. Call. e.e. ADJUSTABLE Ironing Boards, fit any table; call and see them.—Arnold and Co., Agents. > a.p. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood, for New Season's Goods, a beautiful range in all departments. Inspection invited.

Clansman," or the Birth of a Xation. by Thomas Dixon. Is Gil; 'Tho Wheat Princess"' (author of "Daddy Long Logs''), new supplies, Is 3<l —At the I!.K. Bookshop. d.w. QOTTJER'S, Inglewood.—Call and see our fine stock of Ladies' Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats. —Wry smart lot of Millinery, Ready-to-Wears, Shapes, Trimmings and real Panamas at Ambury's. b.y. a Man's a Man," by Harold Bell Wright price, 3s Gd. —At the B.K. Bookshop. d.w. .QEXTS! See this: Smart, Stylish suits made to measure from SS/6 at the Palatine, New Plymouth. See advertisement on page 0. "^OTJC'E. —Splendid range of extra size Silk and Voile Blouses and Silk Sports Coats showing at Ambury's. b.y. T'HE KASH for Exceptional Values ir Men's and Boys' Shirts; all-wool lent.'* Shirts 4/11. worth 7/11; Boys' Shirts, in assorted stripes and materials, 2/11. T'HE KASH for Cent.'s Hard Felt Hats, worth 10/0 and 8/11. for 3/11. Sample Borsaliuo Soft Felts, worth 12/ij for f>/(i each. J .ATEST Waltz Successes at Collier's Music Warehouse—"La Rousse," ■'Swaying," ''Poppies," and "Love's Awakening"; also "Violet of Abbaiza" flavotte (Morel); price 2/- each; posted 2/1%. fiENTS.' Tweed Box Suits, at 28/0.. 3.")/-. .'!;/(> and 4.3/- are one of the many bargains offering at The Kash, New Plymouth. Call and compare the value

20/- FOR 10 /- AT W. A. LIND & CO.'S, OKATO, GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE. For Eight Days Only, OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS. From September 19 to September 27, we intend to clear the remainder of our Stock at HALF THE USUAL PRICES.