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Taranaki Daily News, 6 November 1917, Page 6

SPRING FASHIONS In every Department. SMARTEST COSTUMES, all sizes. SMARTEST BLOUSES in voile, silk, crepe de chene, georgette crepe. SMARTEST MILLINERY and READY TO WEARS. SMARTEST- SPORTS COATS and SKIRTS. SMARTEST NECKWEAR and LACES. SMARTEST LISLE and SILK HOSIERY, black, white and colors. SMARTEST WOOL and SILK DRESS FABRICS. SMARTEST PLAIN and FANCY VOILES. "**■ r SMARTEST FURNISHINGS and household goods. DENT'S KID and WHITE WASHING GLOVES. MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING & MERCERY IN GREAT VARIETY HIGH SCHOOL OUTF TS SPECIAL. AMBURY'S m —_ f „ New Plymouth. 12

{ Dodge Broth f MOTOR CAR '/ £ ITS MERITS ARE NOW SO UNIVERSALLY j ADMITTED THAT THEY ARE RARELY V * M * SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION. , That the car is all that it is represented to be is taken for granted* NEWTON KING, DODGE BROTHERS' DEALER FOR TARANAKI.

LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 70 ACRES. J-JS 0 *? 6 * 11 "; 16 fWm ' been P ,on g hed but 12 acres; free from weeds, subavwetf into 14 well fenced paddocks sown down in good grass pasture. 5 roomed house, 12 bail cowshed with loft; large implement shed, bam, stable, etc. 1 nnle to cheese factory, \y, miles to school. •ce reduced to £37 10s per acre, only £3OO cash required down ' ~ t l?. e ™ of 20 cows ' 2 horses, cart, harness, cans, etc. Owner a. OUMt, this is a splendid chance for a returned' soldier. 100 ACRES EXCHANGE. a 1676I 676 , 1 ' M , acres alread y "nder plough, well-fenced; on good metalled MM, school and factory opposite; 4 roomed house, cowshed ana. all neeesW7 outbuildings. Land is of rich quality, subdivided into 10' paddocks. «ice £25 per acre. Equity £ 1000. Will exchange for Stratiord property or mortgage. t I help you to make money. t JACKSON. yALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, BTRATFQBD e P.O Box is, NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O Box 39,

TM» world famous remedy for digestive disorders contains medicinal extracts of roots, barks and leaves, which tone up the stomach and stimulate the action of the liver and bowels, in a remarkably i f successful manner. . BANISHES INDIGESTION. If your digestive prgans art in sound, healthy condition, if they are extracting nourishment from your food, there ought to be neither pain nor discomfort. That is the test of good digestion—not to know about it! But thousands are afraid to eat because pain follows even their lightest meal. Possibly the stomach is out of order, the liver sluggish, or the bowels constipated. Get them into a healthy state by using Mother Seigel's Syrup, and you will eat and digest without pain.—Mother Seigel's Syrup, taken after meals, has helped thousands to enjoy food and to avoid the pains and miseries of indigestion.

THE BEST CALF FOOD IS THE CHEAPEST. Initial cost is of secondary consideration when buying Calf Food —or anything' else for Itliat matter. Taike "CEREMUjK" as a case in point. "CEREMILK" costs a little—a very little more than other foods, but the results are so p-ofitable that the first cost is considerably discounted. One large user, Mr. J. Ross., Maharahara, writes: — K 'CERBMTLK' is easy to use, the calves quickly thrive upon it, and I think that the price will more than favorably compare with any other calf food on the market." At all Stores and Factories. Local distributors:—Cock and Co., New Plymouth, Johnson and Co. The too free indulgence is sweets, cakes etc., soon upsets the stomach. The easie=t and simplest corrective is Shar land* ilairaeaia,

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