Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1916, Page 7

MELBOURNE, LTD., HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. Finlay's famous white sheetings at lower than present wholesale cost, viz., Ti+in, Is fld and Is !M; 72in, Is lid and 2s (id; 80in, 2s 3d and 2s fid; splendid heavy calicoes, "Rylaml's," .'iliin, (id and 7<l yard; Horrockse's 3Gin, 7W, fid and 11(1; Crewdson's 30in medium weight, 9d yard; fine madapolams, SGins wide, 74<1, fid and lOd yard; lovely longcloths, 7'd and 10d; grey calicoes, 3(iin, 7d yard; ■ tickings, 58:n, Is (id yard; large white towels, 2s pair; heavv large striped .towels, 2s Bd pair; flannelettes, 73d, !)d, Is and Is sd, including Horrocks's famous pyjama cloths. HE BOUGHT WOOD-MILNE BRITISH TYRES. A Napier motorist writes: —"The pair of Wood-Milne tyros I had from you a year ago are still running—never been punctured." A Palmerston North motorist ran Wood-Milne tyres for 15,000 miles. Such great mileage is due to the pure rubber and British quality. The "no puncture" record is because the Wood-Milne tread is of pure rubber, and therefore resilient. Try and drive a nail through compressed rubber. Get British Wood-MiWcs. Write for prieeIjst to N.Z. Depot, 107 Vivian Street, Wolington. Agent, J. McNeill, Devon St. East, New Plymouth. 9

"Thirteen years ago, when I lived In Smeaton, two of my children suffered terribly with ASTHMA, but three or four bottles of - —— HEAStNE'S : \ BSiONCHSTES CURE completely CURED the both of them. Neither | has had an attack since; and the fact that the A boy has joined the Royal Navy proves that the IS medical examination (to which all Navy candt I ates must sul" 11 ' 1 ) revealed nothing the matter with his 1 lungs. Needless to say J always fall back on HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE 1 \ for Colds. It Is w • I splendid medicine, and most 1 valuable for Chest Affections.' COUGHS COLDS. Name, Address and full particulars furnished on application.