Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1918, Page 2

SiSft«*2i Hi fyr&'S gain Slhri styles have been thrust from Fashion's Realm and the semicrinolines of eighty years ago are Floirncings into vogue once again. ' : And, of course, with flouncmgs come embroideries to give them the correct fashionable touch. At Moray's is displayed lovely Flouncing Embroideries Their novelty and beauty of design, delicate working aad Am fabrics proclaim them ideal trimmings., ALL MODERATELY PRICED-* 18-inch 24-inch MHwsattfnwaww*- • J r ßm » i n,.-. 1/9 to 4/8 yard, beaokful Embroidery beading and veining' 2 inches to 8 inches wide. 1 ALSO EMBROIDERY MEDALLIONS IN A WIDE VARIETY AT MODERATE PRICES. LADIES THE "FULL" FASHIONS FOR SUMMER Willi FAVOR EMBRfIiIiDEBIES-OOMil AND INSPECT OUR WIDE VARIETY. 6 : PER CENT. DISCOUNT GIVEN ON ALL CASH PURCHASES. ■MOREY & &ZSZ KBW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD,

is a A Grade Basic Superphosphate £9 per ton contains a very large proportion of soluble Phosphates. B Grade Basic Superphosphate £7 10s per ton is entirely insoluble. At the Stratford Experimental Farm last season, Swedes . grown with A QUALITY Basic iuperphosphate gave the 2nd heaviest crop. I have also received excellent reports from farmers who have applied it as a top-dressing for pastures. B Grade Basic Superphosphate is composed entirely of INSOLUBLE PHOSPHATES and consequently cannot be expected to give anything like as satisfactory results, and IS NO'x RECOMMENDED FOR ROOT CROPS OS WHERE A QUICK GROWTH IS DESIRED. When comparing prices thi3 must he borne in mind. Both grades on sale by ... : ., Msm&mmm NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD AND' DTGLEWOOI:'

SELF SETTING, WITH COPPER ;iopR r 7ioiK HP ? JRESjSURE - BOILER IFOR felH WATER SERVICE. ALL WEARING PARTS RENEH ABLE. MADE TO BURN WOO 1 OS COAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE ,' TOB BETTING RANGES AND MXING HOT WATER SERVICES. COCKER 05MSDEBS, GALVANIZED IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS; AISO ALL BUILDERS' HARDWARE IN STOCK. AGEHTO FOR "ORION" AND I '' RANGES. NEW PLTK OUT H, TRATF 0 r P .