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Taranaki Daily News, 7 December 1918, Page 3

£<REPE de Cuine'Blouses showing new effects andgdesigns in all leading shades. Also>.very special qualities in White Crepe de Chino Blouses.—liawles and Rawles. ;ummi<,n. Talleia, iieavy Jap Tussore, Fugi, Cream Garb. Tropica) Suiting, Poplin, etc.; excellent value—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. QOSrUMES in Navy Serge, Garb, Kaiapoi Flannels, etc., also fine Black Serge Costumes; fit and style guaranteed.—Rawles and Rawles. e.c. Voile Skirts, Silk Skirts, Serge and Tweed Skirls. We specialise in Ladies' Walking'^Skirts. —Rawles and Rawles. e.e. JyfllFsTiidliig - Pio'fa - frbnr"ls76 _ to 42/6; New Suits, all sizes; Shirts at old prices. All Men's Wear at Rawles and Rawles. c.c. Shirts' in Cambric and Tussore Silk, i. Also Grey Shirts for School :les and Rawles. e.e. xi i- .n-n .1 o yy e»r. — tv e are snowing some very dainty Matinee Coats in Silk, Crepe de Chine and Muslin; also hand-made Crotchet Bonnets.—-Rawles and Rawles. ' e.e. TNEANTS' Robes, Gowns, Barras, Longcloth and Flannelette Petticoats; robe tops; in fact, everything for baby's outfit at Rawles and Rawles. e,e. 8, from 1/9 pair. Ladies' Underclothing in very large variety and splendid value.—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. TUST Opened.—New Line of Embroidered Crepe Nightdresses in dainty colors, 14/6; see these. Crepe Kimonas and Jackets at Rawles and Rawles. TtfOß your Summer Frock see our selection of Dainty Voiles, Crepe de Chines, Silk Poplins, etc. —Rawles and Rawles. e.e. \p™ open—our Season's Stock of Jap Silks» including, black, navy, saxo, brown and white; also saxe, tussore [silk and extra heavy navy and black I for costumes.—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. 3LACK Currants! Black Currants! ■ Orders tali en now for two weeks; only limited supply; very scarce. Apply Lamason, Stratford. d.w. PLACK Currants! Black Currants! x Orders taken now for two weeks; only limited supply; very scarce. Apply Lamason, Stratford. d.w.

m see fm£F ONE CANNOT HELP BUT ADMIRETHB ACCURACY OF' JOHN PETRIE'S RELIABLE "TIMEPIECES." JOHN PETME, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN. STRATFORD. WZ 9Hot[j t , I 9 xog -q^ m Enlarged Liver Cured Scores of men and women have been cured of Enlarged Liver and also of Kidney Trouble by taking "Yivific" Tonic. Mrs. Moore, of Hawera Extension, writes : "I bad Kidney Tronble and -was in a pad state of nerves. As a last hope I tried your roeo'icine 'Viviflo' Jor the system. After taking twelve bottles I was completely cured." "Vivific" Tonic acts directly on the blood and nerve* and revitalises the liver and kidneys. For Eczema and Skin Troubles use mine" Ointment when taking "Vivific" Tonic. "Vivific" Tenic, 3/6 a bottle

Mfic TONIC-OINTMENT^SOAP ARTISTIC FUTURE. OAK or '"'"''* manufMtui^a::fr"(to ,K yolil , ';choib6'.''.of ; design. Dining Tables, Easy Chairs, Wardrobes. ' The Very Latest in SEA GRASS CHAIRS, SEA GRASS ..SQUARES, MATS, etc. ' ' Bring along your Old Furniture and have it renovated and $

A Visit of the New and Up-to-Datte HdusS Sunushfijgs will be welcomed. PRICES LOW. QUALITY HIGH. n L. G. NEILSON, House Furnisher ana Undertaker, 'Phone 74M .v. ....;■ Manaia.

the proceedings of the Counties Conference held at Elthaih on November 5 was received from the secretary of the conference.—On aceonnt of the absence of tr. Pigott, who represented tlie council at the conference, consideration of the recommendations w'as postponed till next meeting. GENEBSTL The metalling of Jury's Hill (Tikorangi) was left to the engineer and riding member to arrange with the contractor. A resolution was pas=od expressing satisfaction at the conclusion of hostilities with Germany and Austria, and hopes for a durable j»eace. The application of* Mr. Solfe for the jtisc of the Tilcorangi reserve was referred to Or. Foreman, Accounts amounting to £495 *ss id