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Taranaki Daily News, 10 January 1919, Page 3

Contrast she ponty, ingntntee, eeeafort, and «iriyeniciice <rf theae mpercreansy e*&&e»irath ; ' 4 1»aut7'f«w' so common, tjpeso»e *od ewpetxthn:. A, both vm Cnti«are Stop and hot voter <m wsfo| aaU rfiSWUSf thojrouijMY ifivtogaie caaap&esiott a focali heilfty Stew. H itoiw of pimples, rccivsa or rooghtKsss fte present smear tkemflWh the Ofetmenl and let it nauni five omwtes before Jbafciftg. pmw,' sweeter or nnare «gccttt for year sS&i and hait the* Cotisma. T)ANAMAS! Panamas! See our very big rauge at prices 5/11, 8/11, 12/6 to 25/-. Children's Panamas, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11.—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. PANAMA Bands—Newest Eifects in Stripes, Paisley and Floral Designs; also smart Stripes in Corded Ribbon Bands, 1/-, 2/3 to 3/o—Rawles and Rawles. TVHE shop for Summer Costumes; our -.variety and value are unequalled. Tropical Suiting Costumes; newest styles; fit guaranteed, 42/ G. Pique, Silk, Fugi, Tussore Costumes; all sizes.— Rawles and Rawles. , e.e. /"JREAM Garb Costumes in Cotton and Wool, 55/- to £5 17s fid; Odd Skirts in cream, garb, check, tweed, serge, etc. —Rawle9 and Rawles. e.e. LjPECIAL Value in outside sizes in Black Lustre Skirts; large sizes in Silk and Voile Blouses, Underskirts, etc. —Rawles and Rawles. e.e. Juki arrived—A big lot of Cotton Crepe Embroidered Kimonas and Dressing Jackets; splendid value.— Rawles and Rawles. e.e. WEAR.—We stcok all clothing for men and boys. See our values in Shirts, Denims, Saddletweed Trousers, I Suits, etc.—Rawles and Rawle9. e.e. ■POR Holiday Frocks for Ladies and Children—Sun-resista Cloth, 2/11, double width, in brown, navy, crimson, pink, etc. Dainty Plain and Floral Voiles. —Rawles and Rawles. e.e. yy UUUJ »« wi—we've been waiting for these. Come early, as we have only a limited number,—Rawles and .Rawles. e e JUL) Home should be without a Triumph Linen Drier; better than a clothes horse, and when not in use takes no room.—Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway, o.n. EE tne Triumph Linen Drier; you will say it is a long-felt want; sold at 3/0; worth 10/ G. No charge for showing it. Sole agents—Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway. e.n. YfOW is the time to spray your Pota- • toes to keep away the Blight; all spraying materials sold by Chas. Martin and Ltd., Broadway. e.n. >pHESTrdusty _ days the 8.8. Dustleis Mop and Duster is a great boon; absorbs dust as a sponge does water. Call and see them.—Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway. e.n. rjUiE Collapsible Meat Safe ia the strongest safe made, and will .keep your food sweet and free from flies' On sale at Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway. e.n. • luiv attractive window display ot Voiles, 40in wide, at 2/11 per yard, will interest you.—Walters. e.n. yjTINE White Organdie Muslin, 44in " wide, 4/6 per yard.—Walters, e.n. « iirxruiuLuiMxiijio ior Keen snoppers.— Ladies' White Pique Hats, 5/11; White Silk, 7/11; Panama?, slightly turned up at back, colored band, 10/6.—Walinches wide, 12/6 yard.—Walters. I uviiiji vrepe ivimonas Irom 8/11; just the thing for Beach Wear,— Walters. e.n. _jATHING CAPS, 2/0 to 7/0 e Bathing Costumes, 22in 3/0, 24in 3/fl, _3oin 4/11, out sizes 6/6 Walters. imt - bacTTlru up-to-date goods; 39/6.—Walters, Specialist in Ready-made Garments, e.n. JNTENDING Purchasers are invi inspect the very latest and best in Gold Expanding Bracelet Watches.—Ben J. Peters, Jeweller, Stratford. e.n yy*, oircviaiise in ummona ana .Engagement Rings; no flimsy settings, but proper claw settings made to last.—Ben J. Peters, Jeweller, Stratford. e.n. BEAUTIFUL Selection of Bangles and Brooches; you cannot go wrong for value here.—Ben J. Peters, Jeweller, Stratford. e . n , QUR expenses are low and values high. % We beat the cities. Try ue.—Ben J. Peters, Jeweller, Stratford. "e.n. "yyn thank customers for their liberal support during 1918 and trust for a continuance this year.—Ben J. Peters, Jeweller, Stratford. en f" u "i x'xvujli, faun;— sturn s p riotie fruit market. That's the place opening Saturday. e.n. [ JJOUSEWIFETgit in touch with"BeH Sturm for your farm fruits, e.n. uiiuma uuviee ana order your wants early. Stono fruit very Sturm's Fruit Market. Well Berved at pOTATOfO'sroriiohs, Peas, Vegetables, Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Gooseberries, Grapes, Tomatoes, nhoi M at Sturm' 3 Patriotic Fruit Markßt.„ *.n. Gooseberries, Vegetables, etc. See me.—Sturm's Patriotic Fruit Market e.n.

L C. Sladden Palmer gLADDEN AND pALMER Civil Engineers and Licensed Surveyors. STRATFORD & NEW PLYMOUTH. Stratford Office: Broadway. New Plymouth: 9-45 Devon Street. P.O. Box 119, Stratford. P.O. Box lie, New Plymouth. Your motor tyro Mils will be fewer if you use CUKGHER CROSS TYRES—the reliable North British productioa famed all over the world for long bmvice, ioad,-grip, speed,. Had comfort. 36