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Taranaki Daily News, 5 December 1918, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. JJLACK Currants! Black Currants! order 3 taken-now for t\yo weeks; only limited supply; very scarce. Apply Lamason, Stratford. d.w. {JiiIUSTMAS Gifts. —Just opened, range of sizes in Nappa, Kid and Suede Gloves, New Fabrics, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Handbags and Seasonable Novelties in great variety.—H. M. Bacon, The Busy Draper, Devon Street. d.e. ( ■'HiUSTjIAS Millinery.—Jußt opened—new shipment of smart, ready-to-wear Millinery; very reasonable in price. Come and choose yours at H. M. Bacon's, opposite Gadd'a. d.c. PLACK Currants! Biack Currants! Orders taken now for two weeks; only limited supply; very scarce. Apply Lamason, Stratford. d.w. .rUST it from The Palatine.—A large choice of Boxed Suits, frola G5/-. Buy one now. d.e. ET it from The Palatine.—Dark Grey and Cream Mens' Sweaters j Petone make, 9/G. Buy one now. d.e. rjET it at The Palatine. —Khaki Handkerchiefs, sd; White Handkerchiefs, Gd; Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, Bd.

it at The Palatine.—We can still take a few more orders.for Tailormade Suits for Christmas. d.e. rj.KT it at The Palatine.—Men's Highgrade Boxed Suits, all-won! Colonial Wool Tweeds, from 69/-, d.e. rjET It at The Palatine.—Koslyn Worsted Suits, ready to. wear, from 75/- to £5 ss. ' d.e. it at The Palatine.—Your Christmas Suit is waiting for you; best selection in town. d.e. jp* ET it at The Palatine.—Grey Denims, 5/11; Hardwear Cotton Tweed Trousers, 8/11; Cotton Sos, 1/-. dx. JTJ.ET it at The Palatine.—Men's Braces ' 1/-; Men'a Caps, 3/11; Tweed Trousers in sizes 4 and 5, 8/11. d.e. npHE Palatine, Tailors and Men's Outfitters, is in Devon Street, New Plymouth, just below the Empire Theatre. jj->ACKBLOCKS Ballads and Later Verses, by C. J. Dennis, author of "Sentimental Bloke" and "Ginger Mick"; written in his best style; a collection of verses of the "waybacks" as he well knows it. Read ' The Cow" and "'Urry" they will appeal to you. With colored illustrations by Hal Gye, price 4/6 at The B.K. Bookshop. n.x. rpHE B.K. BooN'iop.—New Books at 4/6: "That Which Hath Wings" (Dehan), "Grealheart" (Dell), "The Girl From Kurdistan" (Kerruish), "Three of Hearts" (Ruck), "The Blighting of Bartram" (Conyrrs), "Stephen Vale" (Trent), "President McGlusky" (Hales), "Wynnegate Sahib" (Sutherland), "The Phoonix" (Warren). e.x. B.K. Bookshop. Fountain Pens

for everyone, good and reliable. 8.K., 10/6; Efficient, gold-mounted, 12/6; Swan, from 15/- to 25/-; Onoto, 18/6; Sheaffer, from 16/0 to 19/6; Waterman, 21/-, gold-mounted 30/-. All guaranteed. 'TUII'. B.K. Bookshop.—"From Bapaume to Passchendaele, 1917", by Philip Gibbs, author of ''The Soul of The War" Contents: Introduction Part 1, Retreat from the Somme (9 chapters); part 2, On the Trail of the Enemy (8 chapters); part 3, The Battle of Arras (12 chapters) ; part 4, The Battle of Messines (9 chapters); Part 5, The Battle of Flanders (25 chapters). With special reference to the Australians and New Zealanders. Price 6/-. c.x. r I I HE B.K. Bookshop.—"Your Boys", by Gipsy Smith, with a foreword by the Bishop of London. A breezy little book, and full of strong eommonsense. Price, 1/9. ' c.x. "TRIGGER Smith", a new book by C. J. Dennis, and one of his beat. The siovy of Little Smith, of Collignwood, who "'Owled a fightin' tune" at Sari Bair, and of his return from France. We meet again our old friends, Bill and Doreen, as loveable as ever, and their neighbors, grand types of Australian country folk. Full of humor and the human-heartedness that "Gits us where we live". Large and pocket edition. Price, 4/6, at The B.K. Bookshop. c.x.

r PHE B.K. Bookshop.—Books by Gertmde Page, at 2/- each: "Paddy, The Next Best Thing", "The Edge of Beyond", "The Silent Rancher", "The Great Splendour", "The Rhodesian", "The Pathway". ex. fpHE B.K. Bookshop.—New Books at 2/-: "Flower of the Dust" (Oxenhnm), "Max Logan" (Trent), "The Girl Wlio Proposed" (Ruck), "Adam" (Trent), "The Money Master" (Parker), "The Lad With Wings" (Ruck), "The Temptress" (Le Queux), "Old Andy" (Conyers), "The Sign of Silence" (Lc Queux) c.x. fPHE B.K. Bookshop. —New Supplies at 2/•: "The Flower Forbidden" (Wil-

liamson), "Love's Miracle" (Swnn), "Facing Fearful Odds" (Hocking), "Mysterious Mr. Miller" (Le Queux), "Prudence Says So" (Hueston), "Three Men in a Boat" (Jerome), "Bachelor Betty" (James), "The White Company'' (Doyle), "The Youngest Miss Mowbray" (Croker), "A Weaver of Dreams" (Reed), "Corporal Cameron" (Connor), "Priests and People of Ireland" (McCarthy), "The House of the Wicked" (Le Queux), "Little White Nun" (Williamson), "Two Imposten and Tinker" (Conyers), "The Vanity Box" (Williamson), "Joan Thursday" ' (Vance), "Hia Official Fiancee" (Ruck). c.x.

Ti/TAHY a farmer thought he was getting good results from his cows until he sent his cream to us. Then he found that he did quite a bit better. —The V/angaaui Fresh Food Co. Local Agent, J. Mudford, Veale Road. b.x. Kidneys and Oxtails galore at the Imperial Meat Supply. I>RIME Beef, Mutton and Pork, at lowest possible prices, at the Imperial Meat Supply MUR George says Imperial Meat is "good grub," which is homely, if inelegant, rpeech; anyhow, it's the best Taranalci produces. TVf ANY auppliers make factory working costs small. Result —better returns for every one. Write The Wanganui Fresh Food Co., or local agent (J. Mudford, Veale Road). b.x. ID RIME Poultry, Porkers, Vealers, Cattie, Sheep and Lambs purchased by the Imperial Meat Supply. Known—That W. Saxon Jones, D.S.O.A. by exam., Consulting Optician, Hawera, visits Stratford 1 every Tuesday, and may be consulted at f. Edwards, Chemirt, from 1 p.m. to §