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Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1918, Page 6

The goods you require for the remainder of the hot weather ■can be selected very quickly and very cheaply from our windpws this week. Smart WILLINERY clearing at 2a lid, 33 lid, 4s lid, 6s lid 8» lidSmart SHOCKS from 5s lid. Smart COSTUMES from 12s lid. Lots of NECKWEAR going at 6d. D£aoy ; lines of HOUSEHOLD GOODS at old prices. AMBURY'S Two shops New Plymouth. TsT TO A Supreme Event How m Sight J | Every The Scoullar Co'* (Ltd.) Annual ££< ' for Annual Stock-taking Sale I T Commences Monday, March 4th. It rests with yon whether you will buy and benefit, or let this once-a-year economy event pass by. ' THE SCOULLAR CO. LTD. HOLD BUT ONE SALE A YEAR, and it is a GENUINE SALE, with its hundreds of valuable money-saving chances : : : All Mail Orders receive the personal attention of the in SCOULLAR prices and patterns of CARPETS, MNOS, and FURNISHING FABRICS. Watch this space for our Introductory Price List. \ Terms of Sale: -Nett Cash. 1 -Ltd.Head Office: Lambton Quay, Wellington. Branches at | Masterton and Hastings, i ROOT CROPS CARROT, MANGEL, SWEDE & TURNIP SEED. In stock and to arrive:— CARROT GASTON'S—Scarlet Intermediate. COLONIAL GROWN—Barriball, 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 HURST'S—P.T. Mammoth, G.T.Y., and P.T.Y. Aberdeen. GARTONS—H.G. Globe, Centenary, Devon Greystone and Whitestone Also:— GARTON'S Drumhead Cabbage, Thousand-headed Kale, and Kohl Rabi. NEWTON KING • NEW PLYMOUTH, INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD AND KAPONGA. vuml FORD CARS Chassis £l5O Runabout Touring Car - £l9O £2OO F. 0.8. Wellington ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Sold by All Licensed Ford Dealers throughout New Zealand CATALOGUES AND FORD LITERATURE FREE. LOCAL FOED DEALERS: H. DERBY & CO., New Plymouth. Win. THORPE, Eltham and Hawera. C. LYTTLE, Opunake. OPTIMISM VERSUS PESSIMISM. Croker: Pastry and bread will get less mm '§ms It won't trouble