Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 12 March 1918, Page 2

Once upon a time only clairvoyants could pretend to know your thoughts, but here we are making a sweeping statement concerning your ideas on dress fabrics! But we're safe in making it, for our stocks are so complete as to cover every popular Autumn and Winter fabric—we're stocked right up, and as Othello puta it "This only is the witchcraft we have used." Now, you're invited to this display, and we know you'll appreciate it, '^fcfcJSfcM mmm fcS*'*'.-' 1 ' TWEEDS AND SERGES AWAIT YOU. COVERT COATINGS AND GARBICORDS ALSO. FASHION'S BEST AT PLEASING PRICES' Nowhere else in the district are values so great, stocks go varied, I or qualities higher. Come and select your need before th© show ing is depleted. Purchase here because we give a special discpunt of fi per cent, (that is, 1/. in the £) for cash. These savings are worth whilg •-in the course of a year they totaU good sumL ~ s*v NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD.

atters Not Where tie tank may be located or how inaccessible the opening, _ WASTE" PETROL FILLER (Patented Price 10/6), , INSERTS ITSELF AND EMPTIES THE TIN just as ewßy, Apart from the ■convenience, it saves its cost in a very' short while. Procurable from Garages, Ironmongers and stores.DISTRIBUTOR NEW PLYMOUTH. PICKERING, SAGAR, AND LEECE, HAWERA AGENTS.

KING'S COURT (Private Hotel) UPPER QUEEN? STREET, AUCKLAND. Tennisi-Court, Gymnasium, Ihill'size Billiard Table, Electric light, View of Harbor and City TERMS M)DERATE. ■j!. arbowsmith, Proprietor. 'PHONE 2269, Trams thMinass KING'S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL and start from Railway Station—Royal Oak, Epsom, Mount Albert, KingsAand, Morning4de, Grey Lynn, Newmarket. Prass Electric Button ia car when past Town H*U fon. stop at "King's, Court." & QUEEN TraraOStop STREET matfa CeM&ji PURCHASE VERSUS LOANS. "Please Mrs. Jones, would you lend Mother some more of that lovely tea that we borrowed yesterday, and please tell ue the najie of it?" M™ t . a. _il« >•. and she can get it JtnWf nUy 'filmily grocer."