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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1918, Page 4

A very fine Washing Fabric for Spring wear. "ELEVA CLOTH" is undoubtedly right at the top of the list for good value in summer washing fabrics. Firm of texture, lustrous in appearance and of great wearing capacity, it fills every requirement for general dress wear. Plrin white, cream and colors. Light grounds with fine floral designs. 30 inches wide, 1/8 yd. TUB FROCKS made in this material to your own measure and any style. White §Sons Clothiers for men, New Plymouth^ Camouflage Cloth What Is It? A direct product of the war, and is a combination of various ingredients worked up to look like real woollen cloth. Minister's Gazette of Fashion says a tailor in the near future will have no difficulty in selling anything that looks like cloth. WE ARE WELL BOUGHT, ORDER NOW PURE WOOLLEN GARMENTS FROM H. COCKER, HIGH CLASS TAILOR AND COSTUMIER, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, Do Your Eyes Require Attention? QBTAIN Good, Honest Advice from an Optician of Experience (2a years' experience London and Glasgow). MR. SMEATON, Opthalmic Optician from Wanganui, will visit New Plymouth on September 28, and may be consulted at Fraser's Pharmacy, Devon Street. Make an appointment to have your eyes tested to-day. EYES TESTED FREE. THE HIGH AND PRACTICAL STANDARD OF OUR CORRESPONDENCE LESSONS Is well evidenced by the fact that otie series alone—that on "Land and Income Tax"—written by our Mr W. H. Hemingway, was bound as a book and was bought and is used in everyday business by over 600 lawyers and more than 2000 business men and fanners. NOTE.—Our Lessons are just as thorough, authoritative and practical in every subject wc teach by mail. That is why our qualified students obtain good positions. May we send you particulars of our splendid course in PRjWTICAL BOOK-KEEP-ING, or in MODERN ACCOUNTANCY, or ;in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, or in SHORTHAND, or in COMPLETE BUSINESS EDUCATION. Say just which interests you and write to-day. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD. P.O. Bos 516 .. AUCKLAND NELLO PORTJSR, A.P.A. (N.Z.), Secretary. The advanced prices of the imported tobaccos and the strong probability of a further rise in rates before long is attracting attention of smokers to cur N.Z. grown tobaccos, "Gold Pouch" and "Three Diamonds." In this connection it is interesting to note that a new process has recently been introduced in the manufacture of these brands. They are now toasted —to t3ie vast improvement of the flavor. Notwithstanding this new departure in the manufacture the price remains the same, two ounces for a shilling. When buying toasted tobacco you do not pay for added moisture, sauce or other adulterations, you get the pure tobaccn and, what is another consideration, a decidedly healtuier smoke, because of the small percentage of nicotine. Nazol relieves <cold in the head and