Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1918, Page 3

Healed by Cuticura "My face was very itchy and red and after a day or so it was full of little pimples, which got bigger. The skin round the pimples was red and inflamed. They used to irritate and bur.i me and 1 scratched them and caused them to bleed, then most of them festered. The pimples caused me great disfigurement "1 had the pimples three months. I obtained Cuticura Soap and Ointment I used to wash my face with Cuticura Soap and apply the Ointment. In a fortnight the pimples were healed." (Signed) C, H. Cabrie, 134 Stewart St, E. Brunswick, Vic. November 15,1915. Free sample each by post with 32-p. Skin Book, (Soap to cleanse and Ointment to heal.) Address post-card: Sold throughout the world. QUR gOLDIERS' (Under the auspices of the Mayor and Councillors of Stratford.) FRIDAY, JULY 6. STRATFORD TOWN HALL. GRAND SOCIAL*: and Farewell to Captain W. R. Foley and Lieutenant R. Woods, on their return to the firing line. Returned Men, with Wives and Mothers, are the guests of the evening. Men are requested to Wear their badges or uniforms. First section of Roll of Honor will be unveiled. Kirk's Hawera Orchestra will supply music for dance. Catering in hands of Ladies' Committee. Double tickets, 3s; single 2s. A. O'LEARY, Hon. Secretary. THE IMPERIAL MEAT SUPPLY Devon St Central. Telephone 645. Sell fresh-killed, high quality meat at low prices. Eat our Prime Ox and Heifer Beef, I Wether Mutton, Dairy-Fed Park, and'.smile, smile, smile. Tripe, Oxtails, Kidneys and Sausages > on hand daily. j Support the shop that raised the quality and reduced the price of meat. Live Fat Stock of all kinds purchased. The Public are requested to note that this Business is not for sale; neither is a manager required.

TAILORING PERFECTION. Take note of the extreme care we give to all our work, and you will appreciate the difference between our tailoring and any other. WRIGHT & KELLEY, WEST END TiILOBS, Opp. A.M.P., New Plymouth.

PLANTING SEASON, 1918. yyE offer the following in strong, well-grown, hardy plants:— FRUIT TREES (all kinds).—One year, Is 6d each, 15s per dozen, £5 per 100; two years, 2s each, 18s per dozen, £7 per 100. GOOSEBERRIES and CURRANTS.— 6s per dozen. RHUBARB— 7s 6d per dozen. ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS. —la 6d to 3s 6d each, according to size and variety. GARDEN HEDGE PLANTS.—One year, 15s per 100; two years, 20s per 100. BARBERRY.—One year, 25s per 1000 i two years, 40s per 1000. BOXTHORN.—2Os per 1000. OUPRESSUS MACROCARPA and LAWSONIANA.—2Os to 40s per 100, according to size. PINUS INSIGNUS, MURICATA and OTHER PINES—Two years, 20s per 100. ROSES.—Our selection, Is 3d each, 12s per dozen; Customer's selection, Is 6d each, 15s per dozen. Novelties as per catalogues.

THE ABOVE ARE MINIMUM • PRICES. Packing and Freight Extra in all cases. Catalogues Free on application. Terms.—Two and a-half per cent, discount for cash (excepting for Barberry and Boxthoru). DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD., New Plymouth. A. S. HICKS, Tikorangi. (3. H. MILLS, Normanbv. R M'K. MORISON, Stratford W. P. Taylor, Stratford (no Fruit Trees or Barberry). J. REVELL, Hawera. - j^EPPERTON MOTOR-CAR SERVICE. x MOTOR-CAR will leave Waitara daily at 12 o'clock (noon), for Lepperton Junction, connecting with the mid-day train from New Plymouth to Wanganui, leaving Lepperton Junction for Waitara immediately on arrival of C. H. JOHNSTON,