Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 1 April 1918, Page 2

Morey's Always Lead in the ; Matter of Tweed Coats. Because we are in constant touch with the "world's foremost fashion designers, and because we at all times buy advantageously, our stpcks can he taken as New,,,iPlyniou%'p; 7 best buying guide in regard to appearand^'knd economy. We can assure you that if you purchase wintej satisfaction i* mor§Hhan a ttftrc possibility. „ HKRE... SOp PRICED INV i't STANCES■ Smart tweed coats in mixture of brown, green and greys; finished with large ■'collars and b£lts 39/G to 55/-. Colour cloth coats in green mole, and nigger, some with velvet collars, others with embroidered self col" lars. Fur lined tv;esd coats, some finished ffiih fur collars, others with oelf tolkj's aj;d baits, from ifl l"s Od IlcmeKbtv the 5 p:r cent cash discount —l/- in the £. . , NEW PTA'MOUTH AND STRATFORD.

It Matters Not f # Where the tank may be located or how inaccessible the openings The "NO WASTE" PETROL FILLER (Patented Price 10/6) INSERTS ITSELF AND EMPTIES THE TIN just as easily. '■ f i art from the convenience, it saves its cost in a very short while. Procurable from Garages, Ironmongers and stores. NEWTON. KING, DISTRIBUTOR, hcW PLYMOUTH. . PICKERING, SAGAR, AND LEECE, HAWERA AGENTS.

SIMPLY WONDER FUu ' BCRNS NINETY-SEVEN PER CENT. OF AIR. WIZARD LIGHT It. is simple and eaay to operate. It is safe and reliable. It is lit by an ordinary match. It is very economical. THE WIZARD LIGHT is passed by tlie Underwriters, and is guaranteed for five r years. Over 500 Plants sold in Taranaki, and as | there is an ever-increasing demand, and ; winter is approaching, ! ORDERS SHOULD BE PLACED i IMMEDIATELY. , I Send for Booklet giving full details, and containing High-class Testimonials, including those from the Military Camps. Write at once to— F. H. ROBERTSON and Co., Brougham St., New Plymouth TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. WOOLDRIDGE wishes to intimate to tourists and the travelling publie that his commodious sevuii-seater cars will run to the Mountain every Sunday and Thursday, leaving the office of the Tourist and Expansion League ("where ats may'he booked) at 8 a.m.; fare 15s return. .Social trips arranged ' . 1 1 '