Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1919, Page 2

You've Looked Forward to Spring Frock Days! Yes, of course, you know how during the dull, wet days of winter you remarked: "I shall be glad when Spring days come, when I shall be able to wear light dresses and get out in the sunshine." Spring days have arrived—the fabrics for seasonable frocks are here. In all their enticing charm, the new materials for those frocks are now on Bhow at Morey's. Foremost Favourites for Spring Dresses are Jap Crepes in many dainty Bhadea; new Voiles and Tobralcos in various pretty plain colors, stripes and fancy designs. These take lead in popular fancy this season and wil certainly look very effective when made up—you will just go into ecstacies about them. Next in Fashion's ruling are a host of dainty Prints of novel designs, Plain and Fancy Muslins, also Radiantas. We've bought remarkably well notwithstanding unsettled conditions—we offer at keen price's. Choose early—see the range while it is complete. »WEY^^S 'HIGH-CLASS DRAPERS" NEW PLYMOUTH.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY RAKES, FORKS, SPADES, HOES, WEED FORKS, TROWELS, LAWN MOWERS, CRASS CATCHERS, WIRE NETTING, GARDEN LINES. All at lowest prices for cash. Bellringer Brothers Limited, NEW PLYMOUTH Am STRATFORD

The Comfort of Good Furniture will be yours, if you select your fur« niture at THE RED POST. In our furniture you will find that tone of home like comfort which makes a house home! BEAUTIFUL, YET SIMPLE IN DESIGN, made from honest timber by honest craftsmen—Red Post furniture it built to satisfy I If you are thinking of furnishing, CALL ON US!. A visit to our extensive showrooms will best convince you of our QUALITY AND VALUE! The Red Post Furnishing Coy., Ltd,, NEW PLYMOUTH INGLEWOOD.

Swede, Turnip and Mangel Seed. For the coming season I can supply the following \.«..»„ OW u varieties:— SWEDES. GARTON'S Superlative and Incomparable. HURST'S Monarch, Champion, Crimson King and Magnum Bonimi. & TURNIPS. CARTON'S H. G. Globe, P. T. Mammoth, Devon Greystorfe nvd Centenary. ' HURST'S Imperial Green Globe, P. T. Mammoth, Romnev . Marsh, G. T. Y. and P. T. Y. Aberdeen. V MANGELS. GARTOX'S Yellow Globe, Gatepost, Long Red, Prizewinner Red Intermediate and Sugar. ' AND 'ho favorite Jersey Queen. ALSO— Sinclair's Champion, White Belgian, White Matchless, Gonon's Long Altnngham, and James' Scarlet Carrot Seed. JAPANESE MILLET. As supplies of most of the above Ate limited, it is advisable to NEWTON KING, New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Kaponga and Manaia. Chief Dominion Agent for "LEEDS" BASIC SLAG. For INFLTJBNZADu I m,,. , , , Reentered Name b J,i e ° oal Bhorttt & e jw»* you n KKKAffll u . "Sf -I S ""J if J™ prepare for the cold wea- , IiUUIJINaU Hmh'» Eetanoi J 'her by buying a patent "Unique" stopI The Ghro&t Money.Saving Bemedy • pered Hot Water Bottle. Always dei FOB COUBHS, COLDS, CATARRH | pendable because made by British labor. CntoS/. Mikulplnt Bavnlo/.4l i Aa » M «! 42

The coal shortage won't strike you badly if you prepare for the cold weather by buying a patent "Unique" stoppered Hot Water Bottle. Always dependable because made by British laborAll retailer*. 42