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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1916, Page 3

MySkinNeverHes And burns but is always soft, clear and healthy because mamma has used Cuticura Soap and Oint ment on it ever since I was born.

THE Pathephoue is noted for its sweet and mellow tone. Hear it at 11. J. Hopkins', Stratford. e.u. I PATRIOTIC Xmas Cards for sending to the boys at the Front. A big CJEND a Xmas Xumber to your boy in France; Auckland Weekly, Weekly Press, or Brett's Annual, 1/- each, at Hopkins' Bookshop, Stratford. e.n. V'JHAUSTMA'S is getting very close. Don't forget that an acceptable gift is a photo, so call on J. McAllister. rjM that photographic group taken now. J. McAllister will make an artistic job of it. J)OX'T hesitate to consult J. McAllister about photographing the wedding group. A lasting memento of an important event. MCALLISTER, Photographer, Broadway, places the whole of his experience at your disposal. Good workmanship assured. JjOVT wait for the bustle of holidaytime. Visit J. McAllister's Studio now and brinsr the familv alon». Walter's you'll find most alluring bats in Pique, Tussore, Silk Ready-to-wears and dainty Children's MillinJjAINfY white or colored Underskirts to suit your costume. Walters' have a fine range. e.n. I'un, cunurens wear at reasonamc prices, Walters' is the place to economise. p.n. yyaijiji, cream, inn, saxc, Drown, an colors, fancy top sox for children. —Walters, Children's Specialist. e.n. pRINT Overalls, 4/11; Kimonas, dainty colors and floral, from 5/O.—G. T. Walters, draper. e.n.

ROUBLE-WIDTH "Grafton" Voiles, new, smast patterns and latest colorings just opened. Eawles and Rawles. e.n. and .Domestics, a big variety of good shades, also plain and bordered Casement Cloths, Cy 2 d to 1/9.—Rawles and Rawles. e.n. lot of 'Ladies' and Children's White Silk Hats, with colored under-linings, also Tussore and Piques.—Rawles and Rawles. e.n. N'S khaki and white Tennis Shirts, good lines, 4/6 to 6/o.—Rawles and Rawles. e.n. SPECIALi value in White Embroider} Underskirts, 4/G to 10/0, and sum-mer-weight Bloomers, 1/11. —Rawles and Rawles. e.n. "MEW spring and summer millineryTrimmed Models, Ready-to-Weaio, Panamas, Straw Shapes. Your inspection invited.—Mollison's, Broadway, e.n TJAINTY Xeckwcar, in white voile or muslin, also pink, ild, 1./-, 1/6, 1/11. Splendid value.—Mollison's, Broadway. '"'"YE.s7 r and Flouneings, latest patterns. 'Prices, too, are very moderate.—Mollison's, Broadway. e.n. pSyrtYTHiridmrTE Tussore, Prints anu j-upims, himi Hat* and Bonnets.—Mollison's, BroadOUR JOINTS Are always fresh, and the quality is proved at every dinner table. We kill ONLY PRIME BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and POULTRY. We want orders. You want our ser-

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