Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1917, Page 1

aiSCELLAMEOUS. JJARTS Cliristmas Fair for Dolls, Prams, Hocking Horses, American Waggons, Picture Machines, Clipto Spring Bats, Cricket Sets. Inspection invited. ' f Xr _JART'S Christ ~ • Boats, Magic Lanterns, Buckets, Bugles, Picture Blocks, Picture Books, Building Blocks, Clockwork Toys of every description; Paints; Motor Cars. Bring the Kiddies. f.x. Balls, Rubber Balls, Air Balloons, Air Guns, Cannons, Warships, Motor Boats, Airships. Co to Hart; every child receives a present. Inspection invited, f v i narts uunstmas l<air. —ladies" 1 Bags, Purses, Ebony Mirrors, Brushes, Dressing Cases, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Cases, Silver Photo Frames, Manicure Sets. Cheapest in the Dominion. I Y c i.m-istmas Fair—Silver Mounted Wallets, Suit Cases, Fountain Pens, Silver Mounted Pipes, Silver Cigarette Cases, Tobacco Pouches; all at'our "' ' ' fA '- QHRISTMAS Discount-As rather heavily stocked in wiics Millinery we have decided to give Id in the Is discount off'millinery sales during the Christmas season, but'this does not apply to Panama Hats.—Goddin, Londou Millinery Depot, opposite Gadd's. RANTED— Thousands '" of~~Ta"i-anaki people will buy Christmas presents for their friends. AmbTlry's are showing splendid collection. yyan led—Everything tor men and boys,'ladies, girls and kiddies, ready to slip on at Ambury's. Xew Plymouth, RANTED— Infant? IJamty "Silk Frocks; Girls' and Maids' whi(,o and colored Voile Frocks, open for Clj/stmas Costumes, Sports Coats and Blouses! the very latest, nt Ambury's. ■y^AOTKD— outfits for men, women and children will he found at Ambury's, Xew Plvmoulh. (JHKISTMAS arTlie""""Ke7r~J i ost^ Good quality Table Knives, ]2s (Id half dozen, post free. f.x, QHRISTMAS iiT^TiiT^lied^PoTsr^ First quality Dessert Knives, 10/0 half dozen, post free. f.x. (CHRISTMAS at the Red "' E.P.D.S. Butter Dish with Knife, post free G/!). f. x -. s.n.u jjuuHon i-resents, post tree, 12/0:15/-, 20/-, 30/-, at the ChristFair at the Red Post. f.x. J£ P.D.S. Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, Jam Spoons, Bread Knives, Bread Forks, Nut Crackers, each 2/i) post free, at the Red Post .Christmas Fair. f.x.' A T .S. Tea Spoons, 10s (id half dozen, post free. f. x Known—Alf Linoleums and Floorcloths will be advanced a furI tlier 25 per cent, on January 1 next ' f.x. ii'EUAIj Cliristmas Offer from the Red Post—New Mission style Rotoscillo Treadle Sewing Machine, absolutely the finest machine on the market, guaranteed; delivered free to any part of Taranaki, .£!) 10s cash. f\(JHKJST.UAS at Corrigall's.—The Kid-dies',-toy house. Good boys and girls will find everything in toyland. Thousands of bosker toys. Tell Dad and Mum. * n v gift is a fountain pen—Swan, Waterman, Onoto and all the best makes. Very wide and choice selection. c.x. £HRJSTMAS at CwTgTll^T^hlSce reading for gifts: "The Stolen Vovage," "John of Daunt," "That Giri" "Flower of the Pine," "Three Little Maids," "The Raft in the Bush," "Betty and C 0.," all bv Ethel Turner. jjnm,->iMAi> at Corrigall's.—Choice reading for gifts.—"Mr. Teddv,' : (Benson), "Heritage of the Desert," "Light of the Western Stars," "Wildfire," "Lhorl Slop" (Zane Grey); "Bars of Iron" (Dell) ; "Nq Man's Land" (SapCHRISTMAS at CoffijjaUV Bags, the joy of the girlies' hearts, and such a range of dainty parasols- .•md you should see the dolls.' thousands of tlieni. "~ p'y JOYS' Striped Shirts, wit For boys up to 7 vears i/u- tor boys up to 10 years 2/(1 j for bovs up to 14 years 2/11 each. These values only ;ainablfl at The Knsii. New Plvmoufh i-iano bargains—Eavestaff £34, iron frame, cheek actionalso three other pianos at £2B, £37 and £44 nil in „„„,» on ; er am] j ugt f^ asv terms, 153 month pn GolWs xne ncu cant buy nor the poor desire anything better than Havward's MIU|TABY PICKLE. Always'even in ««ality and moderate in price. A.U »tere»,