Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1918, Page 1

I MISCELLANEOUS, y ARNOLO Floor Polish, at Arnold and ' Co.'a, Carter's Buildings. e.n. for Playing Cards—the most popular pastime: See our se-' lection. Prices: Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s ed, 3s and 4s; slashing value. e.e. QQRRIGALL'S.— These Fountain Pens are renowned in all countries,: Waterman, Onoto, and other self-filling pens. Beat gift for soldiers or friends. ' e.e. QORRIGALL'S Winter Games keep the home merry and bright—Cards, Ludo, Draughts, Chess, Snakes and Ladders, Race Game and jolly games of every description. 4iß< £|ORRIGALL'S.— I'he most varied 'lot of literature we have yet shown. See | our windows and judge for yourselves. « jauuiia—"Windy Ridge" (Riley), ■Molly Bawn" (Hungerford), "Netherleigh" (Riley), "Sally on the Rocks," "Vagabond City" (Bogs), 2s each. "The Rat Pit" (McGill), "An Anzac's Bride" (Mrs. McGill), "The Children of the Dead End" (McGill), 'The Night Club" and "Bindle" (Herbert Jenkins), 4s each. . . e.e. JTORSE Clipping.Machines, 50s, at Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings. 3s (id and 4s 6d (good quality); eelling, very fast, so get one right away. —At Petty's. e , n . »*/ b.vuwauiu rrices.—Jap Mats, Is 3d ■ and 2s. Seagrass Rugs, 2s 6d, 4g 6d, 4s lid, 5s lid, and7s 9d. Great Value.— At Petty's. e „ ox 6, 225; Bxlo and 9x9, 355; i oxl2, 455. Latest shades and patterns. ! Best value in Taranaki.—At Petty's. e.n. I .vunoAua rrices tnis week—Duchess Chests from £2 17s 6d; Wardrobes from £5; Special Line Deck Chairs, 7s od.—At Petty's. e „ WHOLESALE Prices.—Jap Squares 9xo, lis Od; 9x9, 15s; 12x9, 21s. Only a limited quantity, so buy one this week.—At Petty's. e , n , specialise in uo-uart Work. CalP and inspect some of the hoods we', have re-covered. Equal to new..New I (yres on your cart in 5 minutes.—At I Squares which we are soiling a long way below the wholesale cost.—At Petf" 1 <MI. EARTHRUGS arc advancing in price every week. Any rug in stock will i-c sold this week under the wholesale price.—At Petty's. e . n , "rjj\\BLE and Hanging Lamps at Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings. e.n. pROCURE your TegeuSis from Leong Ting, Fruiterer, etc., Devon Street (next Criterjjgn). Fresh daily: Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Celery, Rhubarb, Leeks, Pumpkins, Marrows, .Parsnips, Carrots, Beet Root, Spring Onions, etc. just the tiling for a present to a i good girl.—Thompson's, Devon Street, 1 e.n. ' o winter unuerwear, nest values i in Taranaki. Heavy 3 singlcts or [ pants 4/0; fleece-lined singlets, or pants • 2/U; all-wool colonial knitted under- . pants 0/G par; only at the Kash, New ■ Plymouth. in all colors. Full stocks at Thompson's, Devon Street i Central. „„ I dies' Hats going at special prices, 10s Cd, lis Bd, 12s lid and 14s lid.— Goddin, London Millinery Depot, oppo- ( site Gadd's. ee Quilts, double bed size, from 10s lid to 24s Cd; pure Eider Down from 30s up.—Goddin, Cash Draper, 253 - Devon Street (opposite Gadd's). e.e. ' jvuga—special low prices, from 9s lid. Flannels, in navy, white, pink, grey, etc.; prices low—Goddin, Cash Draper, 253 Devon Street. e.e. 1 white or Striped; prices from Bjd. Good value evwy time at R. O. Goddin's, Cash' Draper, 253 \ ami Co.'s, Carter's Buildings. e Australia* supply of trawd goods, including box d'oylea, latest designs. Largest assortment, in Taranaki at Thompson's, Devon. Street Central, on R.QYS' Striped Shirts, with collars— For boys up to 7 years 1/Uj for boys up to 10 years 2/8; foj? beys up to 14 years 2/11 each. These values onlr n Dbtainable at The Kash, New Plymouth YylMaH Suits for the boys in new styles and shapes. All dark colonial ! and imported tweedß. For bo,ya 3 years i to 8 years, prices 8/11, 13/ d, 13/-. Come ' m and see them at, th» Kaah, New Ply- ' mouth. 5 (yjKRKSPONDENCE. Lessons, individually compile im each pupil, a ll subjects. Reanoniioal, efficient courses. Matrieulation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Book-kee.pj.tg, Shorthand, etc. Write (a? Prospectus and •peeial -War" pnee list. Metropolitan Corrcspaiijeiice Cbllege, P.O. Box 671 Auckland. * JEW PLYMOUTH •R QaR gERVICE, IfR. IT. LETT notifies that he. has taken over the abfivq *wy|ep VWently conducted by Mr.. Baker-, A Mo'lor.n Super- Six Hudson Car will loave tiiglewood dairy at 9 a.m.; New Plymouth dally at 4 p.m. Extra car will run Wednesdays and Saturdays. Courteous, capable and ca.rsfoi} drivers. Special attention y\\\ h.a" given to the delivery of parcels. _ If you get a drill take NA&Of. imn><- ' lately. It will prevent sore throat oi tightnes* ot the dm*