Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1918, Page 4

Alarming Advance in KAPOK! Owing to the withdrawal of direct shipping, kapok haa advanced over 100 per cent ia price, and farther supplies will be unprocurable for several month*. I f~THE BIG STORE I was hicJcy in receiving a late delivery of kapok bedding, pillows and k>o«e kapok, wbicb now offered for "the last time" at theso prices Kapok Mattresses Belgian ticking, sanitary kapok. Stretcher Size 22/6 Single Beds 29/6 Three quarter Beds 33/6 . Double Beds 35/6 Pillows Wide Striped Ticking 3/6 Sanitary Kapok In Safety. Bags 1/9lb. LESS I/- IK THE £ FOH CASH. 7fcT> •- (

From Sunny Ceylon To You. I Fan ling's Tea! Per J/7 Pound I SPOT CASK; j Economy is the watchword o£ every gcod house-wife these times, and when you can save 7d a pound on your tea bill it means everything to you. and remember the quality and flavor is guaranteed. This tea was purchased some time ago on favorable terms and compared with the landed cost to-day the price is extremely low, E. BECKBESSINGER General Storekeeper and Hard- / ware Merchant, McLEAN STREET - WAITARA "Phone 23. P.O. Sox 0.

Footwear for Autumn Wear Is Here at McEWEN Bros! Thus news of the new Autumn footwear will bo particularly interesting to ladies who are planning new Autumn frucks or costume?. Skirts aro still short, and therefore footwear should be neat and shapely to give a refined, finishing touch to ycrer dress. CHOOSE SHOES FROM OUR EXCELLENT STOCK. In selecting our Autumn footwear we h*vo paid special attention to finish, shape and appearance. lio assured therefore, of getting a dainty pair of shoes for afternoon or evening wear. At the came time long wear v- made certain by the excellent leathers and workmanship. McEWEN BROS. Rntww Import*a, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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