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Taranaki Daily News, 21 May 1919, Page 2

Winter is Practically on the Doorstep! WO it find you prepared frithGOOD OVERCOAT? Winter's chill winds and ioy atmosphere will have no terrors for you if you are enveloped in a cosy overcoat—one of those we *M now showing IN SINGLE AND DOUBLEBREASTED STYLES— With and without baits. HE VERY SMARTEST TWEEDS AT REA- . SONABLE PRICES. Make a selection not! There's nothing to be gained by-Waitingt F. PLUMTREE, OUTFITTER .....u,•„, : „.....„ NEW PLYMOUTH.

Weather for Slippers! it's here all rights-cold, wet nights- will soon b& the rule in TaStofcM » COMFORTS-FOR ALE. THE PAMIIiY is woven Colo Hannah Slippers. They conjure np rfsfons of cosy evenings round the fire. ' fcADIESVMEN'S A&B CHttfirtEN'S B just arrived. Thei jSnest lines of really "comfy*' slippers we have ever handled. SBE US ABOfft SLIPPERS SIGHT NOW. r BOOTMAKERS NEW PiYMOfTt. HANNAH'S CORNER P.0.86X 161 'PHONE 485. BRANCHES STRATFORD AND HAWERA.

-Ty*-——V TENNIS. Requisites in Gfreat Variety. "Keep fit. Play yoilr game" TENNIS RACKETS. ....... 42/6 Slazengei's Lambert Chambers ..;.... 42/6 ~ Doherty ..;.... 42/6 „ E.G.M ...... 45/. „ Whitehouse .....i, ...... 45/- „ Special Demon ..., TENNIS BALLS.—Ajtts' Championship 18/.. TENNIS SUNDRlES.—Transparent Rubber Handle Grips 2/-. Tenuis Preai .re^ THESPORT KING. FBAfIK fAftftE^t^ ft . DEieftlMioN OF SPOfcTS AND GAMES." FARREU ' p.o. box 87 ....................;.. BJ-THAM. Pianos on Easy Terms. 30 Monthly Deposit. Payments. £ B. d. £ s, (1. 90 0 0 193 10 0 95 0 0 109 5 0 109 .0 0 115 ,0: 0* 919 1 215 id- 0 0 218 HOFFMANN

TRAINING ON FARMS o FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. TBE New Plymouth Repatriation Committee invites the cooperation of farmers to train ex : Boldiers in farming. The employer is required to pay ,then) a wage of £1 a weik and found, Chilli file Committee pays an allowance ,to the men Whilst j-eceiyjhg training of; £J per week, 1 half of Which is. retailed oil his behalf by the Repatriation Impartiten£'. .'."'[' . '''-^■■'' It must be recognised that there is a |dtity-cast on every member bl the community to help the Returned Soldjprs, who'baw risked aU^id'suffered MJold hardship W JnamtatfTffMom and ius--6e now in boadage^'aad''the fanners would not be in possession'of their fee simple. The committee therefore • ap* to help the returned men to learn farming and equip them to become producers the more of whom we h»ve the greater the production, and the easier the burden, caused by the war. Write at once to— A. S. ALLEN, DQNT SKU. YOUR. FURNITURE "Dear Peggy,—My advice "bring your rusfeifstfe with yon.' Bsfofe coming here • ■*» eoH »?>. It :■ "t us a .\n*i-r' ' to refurnish. Alice got her furniture and sent by rail aniboatthwngh tte New Zealand Express Company. The fHck was don* splaadidly, «ad moat tea-«a4te*-MoB?. i GOymnnr | —Bonnington's ha* held a f' [ joya imjuens* populiirjty "in ! ! thousands Wfatuifles; Th. I fr«4«otti»u't hard to find— ■ is the standard family ceugb remedy, »nd is sure and prompt in relieving stubborn coughs and eelda in both old and young. In all cases of cold in the head, throat er tons?. There k nothing to equal Bonßingtea's Irish Moss—it contains nb opiates or harmful drugs. Keep a bottle in the house-a dose or two »f ter a " wetting" will speedily counteract chills and stop a cold becoming serious. Look for Bonnington's same :on the bottle and beware of substitutes. m