Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 24 February 1917, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE. f AULD'S En d-of "Season Sale! is the talk of the town. A few only of tlie many items tioned here but throughout our ottered at sale prices are menStore there are many interesting bargains that may not occur again for years. Look to it that you avail yourself of this remarkable event as prices Jiro undoubtedly rising beyond anything, jet' known m the Dominion. Remember the sale closes on Saturday, March I), so thero in no time to loose. COSTUMES: —I 4 white Pique ami Gaberdine Costumes, all this season's, 35/. to 38/6; sale price 1!)/G, Grey and navy 'Poplin Costumes 38/-, sale ' 25/-. Four only Linen Costumes, 5/0. Six striped Costumes, 22/<t, pale price .1-2/ ii. Tussore Silk Costumes, OS/-, sale price 45/-. FANCY COUNTER: Hair nets on elastic, 12 for Is; were 3/-. Dressing Combs 2d. White and Black Cotton Gloves, 2-dome fastenings, 1/1; . wore 3/11. Ladies' plain black Hose, 1/3 and 1/11; the marvel oi present time value^ HOUSEHOLD GOdbS:—Double width mercerised muslins, 11 y°d' t sale price (i-Xjd. Fancy dress muslin small sprig patterns, B'/>d, sale price hbeautiful Madapolam, so useful for ladies' under, clothing, 7/11 per dozen. 30-inch pure white Calico, recommended, 6/0 per doz. Plain easement cloths, JO'/s'l. Fancy casements, lid. Pretty voile case-' meuls with blue, vieu rose, brown and pink borders, 1/0. Ticking O'/jd, B'/„d, 1/-, 1/4, 1/9/ White ta/blft damask, washes well and keeps a fine glossy finish, 2/3 and 2/0. This cloth cannot be replaced when sold. Supper Cloths, with colored border, J/0. Full size Double Tied colored quilts, 0/<j and 8/0. White Honey Comb Quilts, full size, 5/11, 6/11, 8/6. White Marcella Quilts, full size, 10/0, 12/0, 15/0, IS/ti. Fancy Printed Table Cover, cream ground with colored borders, 1/11; worth 3/0. 's Great Ond-of-Season Sale t j NEW PLYMOUTH. Many of tlie above lines can- I not be bought m London to-day I at these prices, so don't blame us when the prices rise. I * IS THE SCHOOL JUDGED BY ITS EXAMINATION RESULTS? gTNCG our foundation we have raised 1!>S8 candidates through tb'e various Accountancy and Book-kcepm* Examinations. _ Our average percentage of passes is 50.7. These include 72 prizewinners and "Order of Merit," To these must be added over 3700 successes in the Matriculation, Public Service, Teachers' and other Exams., as well as IS7 through the Law, and a largo number in the Engineerum Exams \T> MATTFR WHAT YOUR WALK IN LIFE YOU MUST PROVE YOUR EFFICIENCY. This you can do by securing vour Din loma. What Exam, do you wish Vo pass. Unte us to-day. Our advice is free. Address: Hemingway & Roberston's Correspondent Schools, Ltd., AUCKLAND. NATIONAL GASOMETER, FOR FORD CARS. AN ABSOLUTELY ACCURATE GASOLENE GAUGE. In plain sight, tafc not iu the way Is read withsmt raising the cushions. &ho\ys at a glance number of gallons m tfuik. B iPtevents being caught without gasolene, b PRICE, 15/-, posted. IRA J. BRIDGET, MOTOR AGENT ELTHAM. FOR SALE OR;EXCHANGE. 759 ACEES e,ose to Wanganui. Price i«lm , £3lsS ' Exc,lan S e for suitable laim or house property. 95 A n CRES farm near Wanganui. P 5 an acro inell 'ding equity . : E «hange for larger dairy farm or business. ' ACRES,, best land in the-distriot 13 acl '« 9 pochard, all level, and mflking 20 cows. Price M) 00, £7OO c*sh. 446 "t Levin, PWw £g M forbush ! fa™. EqUity £2o °°' X:477 about 800 in griM. Price. £7 10s, equity £6700;' lange for lightly encumbered, farm. ' ARTHiiR J. PEACHEY, ; • VICTORIA AVEN'UQ, , wAjsro^jsqi.