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Taranaki Daily News, 23 February 1918, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. Jj} LTllAM.—Carter and Co., the Wellington Drapers, have arrived on'a short visit; their Great Sale of Drapery is now on, opposite Coronation Hotel. Carter and Co. invite tlie Settlers to call early and secure Genuine Drapery, onethird cheaper, and in many cases at half tlie usual price. Come and save money. yyilJ'jN buying a Swandri make sure the registered ticket is on the garniem. All others are imitations. d.w. X hK Swaiulri Waterproof Coat will keep you ury in the heaviest downpour from sunrise to sunset. Stocked by The Palatine. d. w iVi Ui , 0K Cyclists should insist on being shown a Swandri Motor Suit, as the iSwandri is absolutely waterproof. The Palatine, -N'ew Plymouth, stocks them, and Lassies at school—don'; use the old soapatone slate pencils when you can secure wood-encased slaw pencils. These dandies only 2d each at Cornwall's. ee 'J'ilK Kew vSavoy, open on Sundays 5 to lo p.m., week days 9 a.m. to M.ilO pm. Try our meals. e.e, QOLLINS' and New Zealand 'Diaries for 11113. We have very wide selection suitable for all commercial houses and for the pocket- Inspect them at Colligall s. e „

yjSITOKS to the Show next week can obLiiin a liot throe-course dinner at tin"! Xew Savoy for 1/-. ' e.e. QJ'.XUIXIi reduction in pique and dril dress skirts, overalls 2/11; underskirts from 2/11, etc. —0 odd in, Cash Draper, 253 Devon street (opposite J-i-i'lllSKß rainproof coats, girls and ladies, all sizes. Waterproof, hut lip,iv in weight. prices moderate.—Coddin, Cash Draper, 253 Devon street (opposite (iadd's). ~ e . rcdiictfcna in millinery. Ladies' and children's hats going at clearing prices, (ioddin, Loudon Millinery Depot. 253 Devon street (opposite li.ulds). e( I'.XUIXK reductions in Mouses, white and colored voile going at 3/11, 5/0, 0/11— Goddin. Cash Draper, 25:1 Devon street (opposite Gadd's). e.e. B.K. Bookshop.—New Supply of Books at 4s: "The Puppet" (Hardin;:). "Mr. Britling Sees it Through" (Wells), "Slie Who Meant Well" (Yorke), "Red Pepper Burns" (Richmond), "Enchantment" (Thurston), "Flower of the Oorse" (Tracy), "Road to V'ndei standing" (Porter), '"Stranded ' ' " " nile), "Children of the —-.-v. uJOKISHOP.—"Grapes of W rath" by Boyd Cable. This author has a most remarkable gift for the writing of vivid and exciting war stories. 1 h B.K. Bookshop..!" Daily Mail Year Book," 18th year; price Is .3d. f.n. f.n. f.n.

J'HK U.K. Bookshop.— "Fowler's Mechanical Engineer's Pocket Book," price 3s. U K. Bookshop.—"Fowler's Mechanics' and Machinists' Pocket Book," I!)1S; pric-e Is !)d. T'HIO B.lv. Bookshop.—Nugent's Dictionary of the French and English Languages, marvel of compactness, 1220 pages, MO,OOO references; price 3s. f.n. 'pill'; B.K. Bookshop.—"The Fiery Cross," new book of poems by John Oxcnliiim. Price Is »d. f.„ B.lv. Bookshop.— Books at Is (id: of Dorian Grey" (Osiar Wilde), ' !)S " (Service), "Captain Kettle, K.C.15." (Uyne), "Amateur Army" (Mc(iilli, "The Men Who Wrought" (Cul- | um »- Ln. '*p\YO National Cash Registers for quick sale, suited for hotel or restaurant, £lO. Other with ticket printing device for store or large business, £55. Both bargains. Full information from "Agents." c/o this paper. QkAUt'S Busy Store.—Stocktaking _ Sale still booming. Just a few Ladies Costumes left. Secure one at once; otherwise you will be too late.—Green - way Bros. II K1 1 arc again.—Ladies' PanaT ma and Ready-to-Wear Hats at gieatly reduced prices; also dainty neckwear.— (ireemvay Bros., Okato. M Clothing, Shirts and Underwear just arrived too late for season; going at: knock-out prices. Cash does it. —Grcciiway Bros. J 1 Wl. arrived—A big range of. Children's Hosiery; buy now as there is likely to be a shortage. Crockery, Glassware and ]• ancy Goods in great variety and at great, prices, at Greenwav Btos., Okato.

JJOYS' Striped Shirts, with collars— For boys up to 7 years 1/11; for boys up to 10 years 2/0; for bovs up to 14 years 2/11 each. These values only ° A' 1 . I ."' nt ,riu! Kash ' New Plymouth. woven, ox 9 12s 6d, 9x9 16s 0(1' f.x! Carpets, liugs and Linoleums, 2s in the £ reduction.—At the Red Post Sale. fx JJOIOSILLA Treadle Sewing Machine 15s.—At the Red Post Sale. p>LOORCLOTH, Oft. wide, usually (is Cd, i;r»w 5 S 3d.—At the Red Post Sale. 1' UiLD Table Knives, 10s od half-dozen.—At the Red Post Sale. \^' JIAJ wont keep in cool chamber but must be with the public in the sunshine? See below. c .y, p k ALANCE of Ambury's Summer Millinery clearing this week, 2s lid ■w lid, 4s lid, 0s lid, 8s lid. See window*. , e<y> Jol> Summer Frocks clearing this week at Ambury's, Os lid, 8s lid, 12s lid. •ye our windows. e y linfes "of~ Costumes this week at Ambury's, have to go; 8s 14s lid, 17s lid 8 ey! lino of Neckwear going out tins week at Ambury's, Od each. T;ook up early. ey 'RATHfXG Costumes—Boys' or Girls , 1/3; Youths' 1/0; Men's 2/3; O.S. Mens 2/11; Women's 3/11; O.S. Women's 4/0; Boys' Bathing V's 9d; Men's Bathing V s 1/-. These prices only at The Kash, Xew Plymouth. Australian supply of traced; goods, including box d'oyles, latest designs. Largest assortment in Taranaki at Thompson's, Dem St. CentTal.