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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1919, Page 2

Winter is Practically on the Doorstep! B Will it find you prepared tHtka GOOD OVERCOAT? Winter's chift windflr en* atmosphere wiU have no terrors for you if yon are enveloped in a cosy overcoat—ono of those woan now showing IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE. BREASTED STYLES— With aadvikboak^betit. HE VERY SMARTEST TWEEDS AT REASONABLE PRICES. ifako a selection now I There's nothing t» be- game 4 fojrvottta&i F. PLUMTREE, QUTFITIEE NEW PLXMOO3S,

Weather for Slippers! !Ps< Jjewr. 811- rigftfe*-oold ( Wet nighta triU-eooik' b#- the rule in Taranafci ? COMFOETSf FOE ALL THE FAM£Y i» woven info. »■*«>'■ Slippers. They con jaw up vintaaa of cosy aveninga round the- firs. MODES', MEFS'AK& OHILDfiUrS ' have 1 just arrived. The finest" lmesof really "comfy" slipper* we have-ever handled. SEE. US ABOUZ stJPvnxm EIGEOJ KO'W. BOOTMAKERS' NEW PXYMOUTH. HANNAH'S COBNER P.0.80X 161 "tHOlffi 495. BEAtfGBES SIBAirORD. ANI> HAtiTEBA.

TENNIS. Requisites in Great Variety. "Keep M. Play your game" TENNIS RACKETS. Ayies' Wilding 42/6 Slazetiter's Lambert Chambers ........ 45/- „ B.N.D ............ 42/6 „ Doherty 42/3 Kitson .......... 42/6 „ E.SM 38/6 Spalding's Gold Medal D. 45/- „ Whltehouse 22/6 „ „ BJ>. —... — D 45/- ~ Special Demon 32/0 „ „ „ H.C. _ 45/- „ Demon 24/Steenger's Lyceum .................. 45/- „ Kenshaw „ 18/6 TENNIS BALLS.—Ayera' Championship 18/-. TENNIS BUNDRlES.—Yraiaparent Rubber Handle Grips 2/-, Tannin Presses 3/-, Court Tapes 17/6, Marking Plus 6/6, Tennis Ball Nets 3d, Centre Guides 5/6, Backet Covers 5/6 and 9/i. Tennis Nets, 42ft x 194 ft 2T/6 and 85/-, 42ft x 3H't 82/6, Court Mvlreri, "The Dale" SI/6. "The Ardee" 42/8. THE SPORT KING. PRANK FARRELL , FfiANK FARRECI.. IMPORTER OF EVERT jDESCRJPTION Or SPORTS AND GAMES P.O. BOX 8T; ELTHAM. Pianos on Easy Terms.

TRAINING ON FARMS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. New Plymouth Repatriation Committee invites the co-6pera ! Hoh*of farmers to train ex-soldiers in fanning. The employer is required to pay them! a wage of £1 a week and found, whilst the Committee payß an allowance to the men whilst receiving training of £1 per week, half of which is retained on his behalf by the> Repatriataoa Department. _ It 1911 st' be' recognised that there is a, duty "cast on every Member of' the : com-' help the'fceturned 'Soldiers, who Kate irtskfsd all'iaaid suffered lintold hardship tomaintain justice. WSSHtrut tlreir efforts we-would all be ncwr in bondage and the farfcera would not be : in possession of their-fee simple. The committee therefore appeals to- the patriotism of the farnters to help th».returned men to learn farming- qnd equip them to become producers 1 the mora of whom we have the greater the production, and the easier the burdinr excised, by the war. Writs at once to— A. & ALLEN", DOSTSEEfi.*OTJR FUKKEEUEE. "Dear advice 'bring, your .'urnitore with' jwm' Befbsre>«JOßEg; here ioW no. ..It i'iit> a lot »' to> refurnish. * Alice got her furtfture 'packed and sent by rail and.boat through the New Zealand Express Company»-Ihe work ma done splendidly, and mart i»»IRISH MOSS —BoimingiWaM»keld & premier plaeund to-day- enjoys immense popularity in thousands of families. The reason isn't kacA to find—is the standard family eeugh remedy, and is lure and prompt in relieving stubborn cough* and colds is both old and young. In all oun» of cold in tii* head, throat er lungt. There i» nothing to equal Bonningtea's Irish tfoss—it contains ne opiates or harmfid drags. Keep a .bottle in th&house-a dose or two after a " wetting" will speedily eeunteract chills and step a eold becoming serious. Look {of Bonaington't «m« »a th« bottle»ad beware of substitute*. * J6l