Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 29 November 1918, Page 2

Slim styles have been thrust from Fashion's Realm and the semicrinolines of eighty years ago : are;bringing Flouncings into vogu,e brio* again. '■•;.': ■'.' And, of course, with flouncings obtae embroideries to give them the correct fashionable touch. At Morey's is displayed lovely' FMnbing Embroideries. Their novelty and beauty of deVigHyiielicata working and fine fabric* proclaim them ideal trimmings;. ■ *?. ALL MODERATELY PRICED---18-inch ..............^U;.....vw,..-.-.->..-..., 1/4 to 3/6 yard, 21-inch ...v.-..-....,.-..... ...-..-. 1/9 to 4/6 yard. BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY BEADING AND VEININC 2 inches to 8 inches wide. ALSO EMBROIDERY MEDALLIONS EN" A WIDE VARIET7 AT MODERATE PRICES. LADIES THE "FULL" TASHIONS FOR SUMMER Will/ FAVOR EMBROIDERIES—OOME AND INSPECT CUE WIDE VARIETY, 6 PER CENT. DISCOUNT GIVEN ON ALL CASH : PURCBASEf ' NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD,

A Grade Basic Superphosphate, £9 5s per ton, contains a very large proportion of soluble Phosphates. B Grade Basic Superphosphate, £7 15s per ton, is entirely insoluble. At the Stratford Experimental Farm; last season, Swedes grown with A QUALITY Basic superphosphate .gave the %d'' heaviest crop. I have also received excellent 'reports', froja 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 td give anything like as satisfactory results, and IS NOT RECOMMENCED FOR ROOT CROPS OR WHERE A QUICK GROWTH IS DESIRED. When comparing prices this must be borne in mind. . Beth grades on sale by '■"/.':' NEW PLYMOUTH, STRAT'FOSb*

SELF SETTING, WITH'W- 0 * 'RlCH^^'^RESStfßE^'^etlSfift" """"ter service. I rgUL WEARING PARTS RENEWARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR M SETTING' RANGES ANP FIXING M HOT WATER SERVICES. COPPER CYLINDERS, GALVANIZED IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS; ALSO ALL BUILDERS' HARDWARE IN STOCK. AGENTS FOR "OrW" AND "CHAMPION" RANGES. NEW PttMO U..T-&