Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1917, Page 2

WARM GLOVES! "How do you do!' says Winter, extending liis icy hand. At the mere touch of the old gentleman's nippy fingers, one's thought* fly towards warm gloves, and towards Morey's. Winter supplies the incentive, and we supply the gloves, and the lady who visits our glove counter quite soon wiU : ,be really and truly delighted. •"■ ? J* \ \ We're splendidly supplied for Winter, 1917, »nd put forward many a make of merit. MOREY'S OFPER YOU SOME STERLING VALUEBI But never forget the words of old Omar, the Persian poet; "The bird of time is on the wing." Don't delay therefore; by choosing now you'll seleot from a fine range—wait, and you may b§ disappoint^ Our 5 per cent, discount for cfcih purchases slill gpoiJ-» !/■ in the £, DRAPERS. NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD.

That lielp to make the Home attractive are'atways given careful attention by us. WE KNOW WHAT YOU NEED To keep your furnishing cosy and comfortable, and you can rely upon getting the very best of the "Little Things" at our stores. 1 Will you come in and inspect our stocks t Red Post Furnishing I NEW PLYMOUTH.

4 i i VETERINARY , Medicine CHESTS These valuable Chests are always at hand to meet ? n y emergency, simple or serious. They contain foil instructions for use and treatment, and ire partieularlv suitable for Colonial Farmers. Osmond's Animal Medicines ' 1 Supplied in Chests fitted with lock and key, and with handles for easy transport from place to place. Each Medicine is in its own labelled compartment, and a glance guide pasted inside the lid tells you which Medicine to use for the particular ailment you wish to treat, so that even the most inexperienced can handle the Medicines effectively and with perfect safety. '£l Ik £3 St £6 ss. V I- Supplied in the following combinations CHESTS . fo ' Mixed farms. COWKEEPERS' and DAIRYMEN'S CHESTS q HORSEKEEPERS' CHESTS. $ OSMOND & SON (2) Ltd. 5 P.O. Box 460, Wellington. SHEEP FARMERS' CHESTS. kmmJl