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Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1919, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. jyjtXED Paint, in any quantities, ready for use.—At Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings, New Plymouth, e.n. OPECLAL Roof Paint, ready for use.— At Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings, New Plymouth. eji. and Perfection Stove Fittings at Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings, New Plymouth. ■ Frame WringeraTTron - 15ame Wringers, with pressure screws, at Arnold's ironmongery, Devon. Street, New Plymouth. i CjPECIAL this week—Lino'cum! New shipment just' arrived; also Jap Squares. Just the thing for bedroom floors.—At Petty'a. 1 e.n. OPECIAL this week—Wire Mattresses. We have just landed some of the best Wire Mattresses ever shown in TaranakL—At Petty'a. e.n. QO-CARTS and Push-Carts re-tyred Only the very best quality tyre used. No waiting—we re-tyre a car in ten minutes.—At Petty'a. SPECIAL lines this week: Door Mat, size 1, 3/-; size 2, 3/11; size 3, 4s lid. Compare these values with any in Taranaki.—At Petty's. eJi. CPECIAL this week— Rugs: 0 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 and 8/6; Jap Mat 1/3, 1/6, and 2/3. All pre-war prices.—At Petty's. e.n. QPECIAL this week—Kapoc Beds, full size, from 38/6; Flax matress, 29s fld. New shipment of best quality Kapoc just arrived.—At Petty's. e.n. /JORRIGALL'S.— New books: "The Butterfly Man," by M. C. Oemler; "Mudlarks Again," by Lieut. C. Garstin; "Far From tlic Limelight," by Gertrude Page. These are exceptionally good e.e. PJORRIGALL'S. —Tricycles and Scooters from our stock are hard-wear-ing and swift-running. All prices. JUST opened, caae white plates—6, 8 and 9 inches. Prices 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d half dozen, at thp Household Stores. e.n. Mops.—These are famous dust reinovera in the house or for polishing motor cars. Price 3s 6d and 4s ,0d complete with handle, at the Household Stores e£. UPLENDID line of Dinner China —6, 8 " and 10-inch plates 5s Bd, fls 8d and 7s 6d the liaif dozen. All English manu' facture at Household Stores. i {JREAT value in Quilts at the Household Stores. Three-quarter and double sizes. Best quality. Come and get prices at the Household Stores, e.n. fiLOTHKS brushes and hair brushes. Some dandies at Is eaeli at the Household Stores, Liardet St. New Plymouth. ejj. DIG block of Zealanclia writing pads, best quality. Very cheap at\ la. Also pencil cases 64 each at the Household Stores. ' eji. TWO and three-drawer Duchess Chests. Made best rimu with bevelled mirrors, £3 5s and £3 19s. Snips at the Household Stores. e.n. PEDDING! Let us quote you. We are one of the cheapest houses in Taranaki.—Household Stores, Liardet Street. < pIGTURE Frames for post cards. To hold one, two, three and four. Prices Is, Is lid, 2s 3d, 3s 6d, at the Household Stores, New Plymouth. o.n. TUST opened—Case Canadian chairs, 13s Bd each. Send in your orders. Good line.—Household Stores. e.n. ■fiRY our wool and cotton wool hose for the kiddies, all diades, fancy tops. Thompson's, Devon St. central. e.n. TREADS! Greatest assortment in town. Come aid see them. From fid per necklet upwards.—Thompson's, Devon Street Central. e.n. "AND-MADE Lace rod Insertion, very " choke. Black color-a-broder, also full range of other colore at Thompson's, Devon Street. e.n, ARTIFICIAL Flowers, pretty, neat and choice colors, at Thompson's Devon Street Central. • u ' n ' INGLEWOOD. pOTTIER'S, Ingiewood.—'White Wincey for Lakes' and Children's Underwear, 32 Inches wide; very fine quality; price 2s 3d per yard. (OtiTTIER'S, Ingiewood, for Shetland color, also ('ark brown, Heavy Plaiding Flannel; all wool; splendid line for Men's and Boys' Shirts etc.; 30 inches wide; price, 3s lid per yard /iOTTJEIi'S, Ingiewood.—still have a fine stock of Roslyn .fanderwear of all descriptions; also Roslyn Dress Tweeds. We have yet to receive our first complaint about these goods. (COTTIER'S, Ingkwood—Another sliipment of Grey All-Wool Jerseys to hand, polo collar; sizes 18 to 30-inch. This line is scarce, so call early if yon require tliem. riOTTIER'S, inghffood.—Just to hand. Girls' Woven Night Gowns; also Girls' Natural All-Wool Woven Combinations; various sizes. /COTTIER'S, Ingiewood.—Another Shipment of Ladies' Tweed Coats to hand. Call and inspect. jHOTTIISR'S, Ingiewood—a fine lot of Seagrass Squares to hand for Bedrooms; also Mats. These arc selling well, taking the place of the carpet squares. b.n. for Children 5 !! Natural Woven Pyjama. Suits; price 3 5/6, 5/11, 6/6 and 6/il. _ fcn. /COTTIER'S, Ingiewood.— I The difficulties of securing just the right goods for the winter trajle have never been greater. We would urge our customers to buy early, as we hold many scarce lines. Instead of prices coming lower, they are still hardening. ELTHAM. PLANTED, Known—Miss Walsh, ladies' outfitter, is retiring from business in Eltham, and selling her very up-to-date stock of Costumes, Coats, Millinery, etc., at very low prices to effect quick sale. TLfISS Walsh, Eltham, is selling Cotton, 4/- dozen; Domes. 2d and 4d per dozen; and all Haberdashery at coate "ji/TISS Walsh, EKiam, is selling SH>bons, Nets, TnHes, Lace and Frißery id yajd fg£sttS& saje.