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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1917, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE.

We are offering for a fe# 10 dozen Ladies' Felt Hats, to clear ....,.;i..,., : l/. eacU Ladies'* Triinmed Eats, 5/11, were 12/6 to 25/-. ■'■ Double Width Dress Material, summer weight ..... 6d Children's Wool Singlets, sizes 3, 4, 6 ~ 1/., 'Beautiful White TaJble Dam< »*k .....-.„ i/u Ladies' Lined Raincoats, 36/< Past Dye, Navy Serge Costumes, 69/- '...',.. for ■35/-. Tweed Costumes, wide skirts, new shapes, 55/- to 65/-, • ••• .....'for 29/6 Sample Gaberdine Costumes, '£o 15s for. £3 9s Ladies' Warm Tweed Coats, ,18/6 to 25/- „.-... for 6/11. The Top Shop For Value.

NEW PLYMOUTH

•miscellaneous: QORRIGALL'S book shelves contain the newest books, All the popular authors. Come and see for yourselves, e.e. juuxvu ijuuiis at iUd each:—"My Lady of Orange" (Bailey); "Bawbee Jock" (McLaren); "Janet" (OlipUant); "The Marquis of Lossie" (MacDonald) ; "The Rising Star" (Murray); "Hearts at War" (Rowlands); "Out of the Wreck I Rise" (Harrenden); "Woman's Way" (Garvice); "City of Shadows" (Beadle); "Prisoner of Zenda"

(Hope); "Night Wings" (Gerrard).—At the B.K. Bookshop. c.e! YyANTEI) Known—Wishing to notify all my friends that I again offer my English Daimler ear for lure. Prices as usual. 'Phone day or night'6o7. Garage, Silver Street. T. W. Ward. > f.y. busy with magazines. We handle the moat widely dispersed stock in Taranaki Corrigall, New Plymouth, e.e. Army" 1/0; "The Rat Pit" 4/-; "The Great Push" 4/-; "Children of the Dead End" 4/-, "The Red Horizon" 3/6, at the B.K. Bookshop, c.e. MEW Books: "Rose of Glenconnel" (Mrs. Patrick Mac Gill); "My Wife" (Edmund Burke); "Enock Crane" (Hopkinson Smith); "Bindlo" (Herbert Jenkins); "The Grand Fleet" (H. C. Ferraby), 4/- at the B.K, Bookshop. o.e. I 10W Books at 1/0: "Wine ™".thlcigh); "Bachelor's Buttons" (Edmund Burke); "Amateur Army" (MacGill); "Sally on the Rocks," "Sale of Lady Daventry," "Vagabond City" (Winifred Boggs). ;; c.e. JjWUNTAIN tPens—A very large stock of all the leading makes; we guarantee every pen we sell., The B.K. Book'shop. ' - c.e. *£'OYS and Children's Books, a special ' Department ftt the 8.K., opposite ■the Empire Theatre. c.e. JJEFORK you go to the Pictures or ■Play call at Singh's for a bag of sweets. A pry, large, variety to choose' from. Opposite Everybody's Theatre. ' " " ' . . ■,. e.e. |.pL'F-P£p J3d, Novels, 2/6; ■half. I dozen 'Magazines.. 3/6; .post paid.International Book Exchange, 54 Great North Road, Auckland. e.w. the Marble Bar—a dainty lunch for 9d —bowl of soup or' beef tea, plate of assorted sandwiches, oup' of tea, coffee or chpoolate. Try it. e.e. J3USY business men who have little time for a heavy mid-day meal should try the dainty lunches at The Marble Bar. e.e. "JTOW to take and fake photographs," by Holland; 1/6 at the B.K. Bookjßh'ey B _±. jTnV hour, of the day or night there is ready for you a steaming bowl of good su "P or heef tea, a cup of cocoa, coffee, or ti' a > at The Marble Bar. e.e. p.OOKS by A/nold Bennett: "The ] cient "How to Live on at; Hours a Day," "literary Taste," "The 1 Human Machine," "Mental Efficiency," all at 1/lG each Jit the B.K. Bookshop. QECOND-HANI) Pisad Bargains—Eavestaff £34, iron cheek action; also three other pianos at i£2B, £37 and £44, all in good order and reFrench polifehed. Easy terms, 15s mqftth to 255. Ap ply sharp Collier's. fJREEN (MXGER for winter njghts. Everyibc fly's favorite drtak. All stores, 1/6 tattle. 3 •RING UP CROZIER, No. 21, ISGLEWOOD, v(hen yon want to go to the Mountain or : uiy where else. Big, roomy can. Competent drivers, Good wtfto