Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 27 May 1918, Page 2

Autumn has now merged into Winter wtli its chilly winds and cold wet days. At this time you cannot be too careful in avoiding chills, and the light blouses you have been wearing will be no protection agiiinst the rigours of Winter. t■ is time then to choose seasonable blouse materials. We study your comfort, so we are ready with a fine selection of cosy fabrics. As you would, ot course, wish to combine smartness with ? cosiness, you will appreciate these stylish materials. We draw particular L attention to the excellent quality and |t : . although trade condition* are very diffi- - : cult,-the values are first-class. READ THE PRICES OF THESE PLEASING WINTER BLOUSINGS:— . Cepea Serges, smart stripes, 2/3 yard. Striped Kremlas, Creme ground, assorted stripes, 3/11 yard Floral Delaines, new designs, 2/8 yard. Striped Winceys, 38in-, lOi/jd, 1/11. Plain and striped Winceys, 1/6 yard. IHannelettes, stripes and spots, from iOcl yara. For ladies who prefer to buy their blouses Teady to wear, we are also showing a full range of natty little conceptions, all carried out in cosy materials. These blouses are very stylish;' and the needlework is in all cases of the careful kind. Wfl recommend them as very serviceable. Always a discount of five per cent for cash—l/- in the. '£ t m i m NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD (Blue Edge). GOOD STOCKS AT—DISTRIBUTOR, NEW PLYMOUTH

WHERE TO STAY FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. JJIGER JJOUSE, ELIOT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. >£' HE above House is situated in the prettiest spot in New Plymouth, overlooking the town, and is replete and up-to-date, With all modern conveniences. I Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Phone 629. MISSES BRANLEY & BATES, Proprietresses. . LAND SELLERS and INVESTORS W/HEN you find a land agent or firm (be it big or small) who can do your business more euiciently and honestly, who can FINANCE you more LIBERALLY or who can put nioro , ABILITY at your disposal—then Vl} { raise my voice and I SHOUT. | W. P. McNAMARA, 'HE PROPKRTY SALESMAN 'j . (Out «n hi* ow«)_ '-im ■M'ltimi l.itV ihii IHizens' f^fe