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Taranaki Daily News, 21 May 1918, Page 4

Jap. Mats and " r "i' Seagrass Squares Blowing thi» wvtk »t JrotßlGligD

Owing to the enormous advance ia the prices of carpets and there is a growing demand fof Japutese mats and squares. They are most attractive in erior and design, yet serviceable to m§r, iuj to clean, and their ! low prices are making them very popular with all home lover*, as wr instance Japanese Mats Bx3 feet, stenciled patents 1/11. Reversible Mats 4lt 6in. long. Gnus and browns 8/11. Japanese Matting 86 inches wide, cream, 1/6 yard. Seagrass Mats 84 x 27i»„ 6/6; 60 x 30in., 5/11. Seagrass Squares 7 S 4ft 12/6; !) x Oft 22/0; 10 x Mt 35/-; 12 X 10ft 39/8. Lees 1/- in the £ for cash.

From Sunny Ceylon —To Yob.Farming's Tea P»r J/7 Bound SPOT CASH. Economy it the watchword of rmy good home-wife these times, and when you can gave 7d • pound on tout tea bill it means eTerything to yon, and remember the finality ted flavor it guaranteed. This tea was purchased strne time ago on favorable terms •ad compared with the landed cott to-day the price is extremely tow, t BECKBESSINGER General Storekeeper and Hardwar* Merchant, SfcLEAX STREET - WAITARA There S3. P.O. Box tj.

LADIES'! Hto's Med«l Footwear. Winter is here—we you prepared with seasonable footwear! Yon know your boots must now be of stouter build so as to keep out cold and wet. The newest creations, linked with exact and careful construeties am embodied in McEwen winter boots and shoes. Although jiving the necessary* solidity, the utmost smartness is txprtss- - cd. Here your erery wish eta bt satisfied. We take great eftr* in seeing. that, every eesteswe is exactly a»itsd—«s to style fit and price. A wad to ike wise: Bay footwear now—it is geiag to be dear. ' ■eEWEN BROS. Ibotwear Supertax NEW EUOfiOUTHf

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