Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 28 April 1919, Page 2

"Got Him!" and another Pelt is added to the bundle on the Sled. a This is a daily occurrence in the far north. Trappers gv vut on tliei; lonely journeys for weeks on end for the furry harvest. The bundles of pelts are then taken to the Hudson Bay Company's stores, on the fringe of civilisation, and many weary days by land, river and sea bring them to the big furriers to be dressed and shaped to keep madam warm during the cold weather! Morey's have just received an extra fine range of Fashionable Furs for New Plymouth Ladies. All are rich in texture and lustrous in appearance, and the selectionincludes;— Black Fox Chinchilla Civet Squirrel. Silver Fox Musquash Opossum All are genuine, and were selected l>y pur buyer from the leading fur* riers in London. eys mim DRAPERS 2JEW PLYMOUTH.'

Farmers Note! GRASS SEED ! Lave been in the SEED TRADE FOR OVER 30 YEARS, and my motto lias always been "THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. I would remind you that there is such a thing as being "PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH." NEWTON KING, SEED MERCHANT. New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, TTawera, I£apong.v Manaia and Oliura. "ORB PPOS. IF SELF SETTING, WITH COPPER BOILER, OR HEAVY HIGH PRESSURE BOILER FOR HOT WATER SERVICE.u m C 5 iJftjT • I > WEARTXG PARTS REVTCWABLE. MADE 'III IU U; WOOD OR COAL ARRANGEMENTS \!\\l v i3 SETTING RANHJDS AN'P DXINCy ■ HOT WA'.'.'t'U SMI VICES. COPPER CYLmOE";, GALVANIZED TRON PirES AND im&UCIt ' ALB<i ALL BUII.DE.RS' HARDWARE IN STOCK. .■ ' AGENTS POP. "ORION" AND ' CHAMPION" ■ Bellringer Brothers Limited, KE\y; PLYMOUTH. 8 T R U.r 0 I D ,