Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1919, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. M o ™', when you go to the Show, don't forget to bring me a Swanndri Coat. You can buy one at The Palatini d.e. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—Hen's Fawn Mackintoshes, 52/ti; Men's Gaberdine Raincoats from 59/6; Men's Tweed Hats, 9/6. b.n. gSOW Week at The can fit the man who has a big waist line and short legs with our cross sizes in Kaiapoi Trousers at 18/9 aud 20/-. No man is too big for us. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine. —There s nobody to touch us for value and style in Boxed Suits. We're practical tailors, and we can judge whether a suit is well made cr not. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—There's no bit or miss in the question of fit when we sell you a Boxed Suit. We take every care to \see that you are well fitted. Alterations done free. bo. "CHOW Week at The Palatine.—When you're in town visit The Palatine; it will pay you handsomely. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—Men's Swanndri Coats, Boys' and Girls' Swanndri Coats. b.a. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—A splendid lot of Men's Boxed Suits j any alteration required done free of charge. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—A good range of Men's Tweed Overcoats; best range in town. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—Men'd Braces, 1/3 pair; Khaki Handkerchiefs, 3 for 1/-; Women's All-Wool Cashmere Stockings, 3/11 and 4/11. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—Men's Underpants and Singlets, 3/11; Cashmere Finish Singlets and Underpanta, 3/0. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—Men's F&nkms Hardwear Trousers, 9/6; Grey Striped Denims, 7/6; Soft Cotton Collars, 1/-. b.n. CHOW Week at The Palatine.—A splendid range of Kaiapoi Saddle-tweed Trousers from 17/9 to 28/6 b.n. WjTINTER SHOW.—When in town, buy best fruit and confectionery at Wollett's, Quality Fruiterer, Devon Street, J>lSls POST Show Week—Special purchase—43 Down Quilts all new designs; your pick for 43s 6d c.p. JQOWN Quilts at thb Red Post,—43 special bargains at 43a fid to clear. |)ON'T fail to buy one of our Special Down Quilts at 43/0 at the Red Post. tp. AS good as a pair of Blankets—one of our Down Quilts at 43/G at the Rel Post c.p. pjARPETS and Rugs are still rising the English markets; the Red Post prices will be your best opportunity for years. c.p. \yiNTER SHOW.—When in town, buy best fruit and confectionery at Wollett's, Quality Fruiterer, Devon Street. C p QHOWTIME Specials.—Ladies' Tweed Coats, from 79/(3, trimmed Fur; Woollen Bloomers from e/U. We are now giving a special discount on all trimmed Hats; come and cboose one.— H. M. Bacon, The Busy Draper. c.p. *^7 AR..M Blouses for cold mornings, very reasonably priced, and useful colors; also White and Colored Silk Blouses; fine variety to choose from at H. M. Bacon's, The Busy Draper CPECIAL Lines in Hosiery and GlovesHeavy, All-Wool Hosb in Coating and Black, 4/6 pair; good range Cashmeres and Wool Mixtures; Fabric Gloves, fleecy lined, from i/- pair. A splendid Nappa Driving Glove, at 13/6, aU sizes. —H. M. Bacon, the Busy Draper. c.p. JjiARMERS wanting sharemilkers sllmld get in touch with Jellyman and Hunter, Egmont Street. e.y. Maoriland Dairy Company is paying one shilling and seven pence halfpenny per pound of butterfat until further notice. Cans supplied. For particulars write Box 185, Wanganui. Farmers wanting Farms, write for Dorr's Property Guide.— H. H. Dorr and Co., Land Agents, Te Aroha. •piP-TOP quality at bedrock prices in Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Pork at The Imperial Meat Supply. MEN'S Oiled, Canvas, ing Coats BouUe Lined AT The "KASH," THE-BEST VALUE STOEE IN TAKAHAKL DEVORST., HEW PLYMOUTH fftA3r(&££le, Sheep, Lambs, Pigsj Vealera. and Poultry purchased at