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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1917, Page 6

New Spring Goods Now Opening At Ambury's. AMBURY'S Two shops New Plymouth. raiTOE= fo B Here you are ladies! The best Cotton Dress Fabrics obtainable! You will thank the D.I.C. for bringing under your notice the useful dress fabrics mentianed below. F.ark kind is especially selected for its good wearing attributes, as well as for the refined and lady-like appearance one attains in these fabrics. Let the D.I.C. send you patterns of any, or all of these splendid value materials. Patterns sent Post Free "DURO" CAMBRICS, in stripes and checks of various sizes, very smart in appearancej guaranteed fadeless, 31 inches wide. */ 11 * ui "DURO" NURSE CLOTH, guaranteed fadeless, in navy and butcher Liue ground, with small stripes ana checks; best quality obtainable in Nurse Cloth; 4? inches wide. »/« In Plain Navy and Butcher Blue; 30' inches wide. 1/7 yard STRIPED and CHECKED ZEPHYRS, fo? useful morning frocks, wash and wear well; 29 inches wide 1/3 yaru COTTON POPLIN, bright as silk, unequalled for wear and appearance; in all fashionable colours; 40 inches wide. */« yard "TOBRALCO," the world famous tub fabric, in plain colours, stripes, spots, checks, and small floral patterns ;20 inches wide. 1/* i ys™ Hoyle's BEST ENGLISH PRINTS, in navy, butcher blue, in spots stripes, and small floral designs; 30 inches wide. 1/D.l.C.—Box 1478—Wellington. Dodge Brothers $' MOTORCAR ON ALMOST EVERY ROAD IN THE COUNTRY THE STURDINESS. STEADINESS AND UNUSUAL COMFORT OF THE CAR HAVE BEEN FULLY DEMONSTRATED. Bteep bills, sand, rough roads 0 r mud have held no terror for iE It has done everything it has been asked to do, and many icings that have been called remarkable. NEWTON KING, DODGE BROTHERS' DEALER FOR TARANAKL LAND BARGAINS! I HELP YOU TO MAKE MONET. 60 ACRES. Choice ,T»raey Stud Farm, nicely laid out into convenient paddocks; 50 teres been ploughed; school and store opposite, cheese factory one mile; substantial dwelling house of six rooms, concreted cowshed; land is of rich quality; owner tired oi nuking money, and will give it away for £2B per acre, terms to •oit jwichwer. 94 ACRES. > Highly improved dairv farm subdivided into many paddocks, fenced with ■jartly live hedges; all been ploughed; well watered; free from weeds; school, Itrtarv and wosperou* town only one mile distant. Homestead comprises tiixroom«d ho cowshed, etc. Price has been reduced to £37 10s per acre, £SOO tub <«na the good things). t. JACKSON, TALUKR AID COMIOSSIWr AGEBT,