Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1918, Page 8

Cotton Crepe (Nude lit Japan) Imported Direct From Makers. The Melbourne, Ltd., offer fine values in these popular goods. Owing to direct importation the firm is enabled to quote prices for liner grades than those offered elsewhere at equal prices, Ladies requiring crepe suitable for underdosing, nightdresses, bloßses, kimo« nos, dressing jackets, dresses, etc., can relf* on obtaining their requirements at f&rorabla prices. WHITE CREPE COLORED CREPE FLORAL CREPE ts jßdf 1&11dt:2s 3d, 3s 6ti yard. 1s 11d yard. 1s 11d yard. Hie Melbourne News Plymouth Inglewood Stratford Cltham • Howero Wanganui.

t IOaOE=T300! KM 0 1 D Let Thrift Be Your Ruling Habit. A'BABIT IS A THING YOU DO UNCONSCIOUSLY OR AUTOMATICALLY WITHOUT THOUGHT. WE ABE RULED BY OUR HABITS, WHICH, WHEN YOUNG ARE LIKE LION-CUBS, SOFT FLUFFY FBOLICKSOME LITTLE ANIMALS. THEY GROW DAY BY DAY—EVENTUALLY THEY; BULB YOU. NOW THIS as WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY: READ THROUGH THIS LIST CAREFULLY", REMKMRKBING. ALL THE SVHILE JTHAT QUALITY IS THE KEY-NOTE AND IS EVER-PRES' EOT. jtadies' Glace Deity Shoes—.wide laces and round rubbers *»• 16/6 Ladies' Clace 1-Bir Shoes—4 round rubbers free 18/6 12/6 Ladies' Strong Chrome Shoes, 1 -bar, for home wear. Q/g Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, Court, ankle-bar and strap. These Shoes are selling at last year's prices and are really gifts at the price. See our shop front, where y/e are displaying Bargains in Men s. Women's and Children's Shoes. Sho all ty e e Oh ®e DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH [BOOOI T

' Tui Calf Meal. Rice Meal. Maize Meal. Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. Grass Seed. fX GET A QUOTATION FROM— H. C. LUKE. 2NQIE WOOD. (yjAITARA - jyBPPEBTOJf JiOTOR-CAKFffiRVICE. VOT6WCAR win luare WtHSnf daily »trl2 Cetock (noon),-for J-ep-perton Junetica, eoitoeeting with th& mid-day trail* fron* 3fe*r Plymouth to* Wtßguni, leaving ftqiptrtuir June&nr for Waitera* >iirane<lijiteiy' o» artirti of IraMi , PRIME JOINTS. from Taranak? gtbck> fed- oii bestTaranaki country. We kill only prime betf, mutton, pork; veal' and poultry. : Oar- motto "Cleanliness am£Fromptitnde'^ kSOLEr BROS*/

WALK IN—MOTOR: OUT. A FORTUNE AWAITS THE- LUCKY- BUYER; KEAi) THIS.200 AC * ES FreohoW T^ ; rich quality, 150 acres- already been ploutrW fcnrim, hi'* r? VV " i" I '. est Knslisil S i-aBSCB ' subdivided into- 20 pad.locU jjood ■*" f l' y i° 001 and ehoese filctor /- now carrying 60choice vouno- d n ir v cows in full profit which can be taken over at £l4 a There is a new hoZ of C looms, bathroom and pantry, wash-house, copper and tubs; 14-bail cowshed me personally inspected this property and consider it a- bargain at the prirowait C fnr S T ; 4p 1(1 . condition .- aud , being in full profit tlia buyer need' not wait for returns to come in. Price is only £27 10s per acre, £750 cash. Balance Aver advance to settler mortgage- 7 years s at 5 per cent.I'jz mi nss&t; :;5 TED JACKSON, LAND VALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, BULLER STREET NEW PLYMOUTH, When in' need of any printing, from a' f visiting card to a poster, please ring! tig baskfets and little money "{phone 17 and our' representative will I , and 6®' Taranaki'a best at the Imgdt. i perial Meat Supply. ««,