Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 24 October 1917, Page 2

Hoisery is not like it used to be. No—in bygone years when skirts trailed on the ground, hosiery was not so daintily finished as it is now-a-days, ,f Quality was then thq chief consideration—but now appearance and finish are just as important. And if you would have the daintiest and best quality hosiery you should choose at Moreys—always depend on u» for attractive values, HERE ARE SEASONABLE OFFERINGS. ** Black lisle iioee, wool feet, 3/8, 8/0, 4/0. Black lisle hose ribbed self silk clocke 4/9. Spun silk, lisle tops, cash, feet 4/9. Black silk 4/6, 4/9, 6/11, 9/0, 10/01 White silk hose 4/0, 7/9. Ladies rib shot silk hose, emerald and red, 14/6. 1/• discount b every f£ for caiM , NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD. FARMERS! \ ■ » THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE STRIVING POR. m?' GOOD MILKERS. s AND THE SECRET OF THE FOUNDATION IS ' FARMER'S CO-OP. CALF MEAL. OBTAINABLE AT ALL BRANCHES. APPLY AT ONCE FOR THE BOOKLET GIVING DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND REASONS WHY' IT SHO ULD BE USED. FARMERS' CO-OP. Hawera » and Branches ROOT CROPS CARROT, MANGEL, SWEDE <& TURNIP SEED. In stock and to arrive:— CARROT CARTON'S—Scarlet Intermediate. COLONIAL GROWN—Baxriball, Sinclair's Champion, White Belgian, and Matchless White. MANGEL GARTON'S—Large Yellow Globe, Prizewinner, Mammoth Long Red] Gatepost, and New Sugar. IMPORTED—Jersey Queen. .SWEDE HURST'S—Monarch, Champion. Crimson King and Magnum Bonum. GARTON'S—Superlative. TURNIP • Mammotl1 > G.T.Y., and P.T.Y. Aberdeen. BARTONS E.G. Globe, Centenary, Devon Grevstone and Whitestone. •\Un: GARTON'S Drumhead Cabbage, Tho'vimnl-Ueaded Kale, and Kohl Rftbi. NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOL', STRATFORD AND KAPONGA.