Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 2 March 1920, Page 6

For cool evenings and outdoor wear YOU REQUIRE A SPORTS We are slowing gRARMING STYLES IN SILK . j AND ALL WOOL / which wi*.l attract women as much lv' by their moderate prices as by their M smart and attractive appearance. \ i Will TOU INSPECT THEM? W. & A. AM6URY JHEWN STBEET NEW PLYMOUTH

S^'^fef^ wmmm #lllllll <**. ** «w Why bother with sweeping and beating rugs when Congoleum Art Rugs are fully as pretty and attractive and so easy to keep clean. Think of it! All you need is a damp /nop. • The splendid patterns are dainty and attractive; the Rugs need no tacks to make them lie flat. They're washable, waterproof, and positively sanitary. Here are the standardised prices :■*- Congoleum Art Rugs' Congoleum By-the-Yard SIZE PRICES NETT | w d. wid* 10/1 1 p ' J 9x12 feet - *S 14 6 3 nrit wide, 16/6 p o&„ - s oo Congoleum "Superwear" 'A " - 3 5 O (PLAIN BROWN) " m 212 6 2 yards wide, 19/-per running yard 4ft ', - 2 o o 'Congoleum Rug Border 9x3 „ - I 76 36 inches wide. 5/6 p»r« CONGOLEUM PRICES: To cover freight and handling charges it may be necessary for Provincial Dealers to add to above prices not more than 3d. per running yerd for Congoleum By-the-Yard, and 1/6 for each Congoleum Art Rug. CONGOLEUM COMPANY, Inc. en Building - Ci AUCKLAND Gold Seal

STOCKOWNER'S r .r >' This preparation is eminently useful for Cattle suffering from the fol- ► lowing and its indications:— ; . ► General Debility Loss of Flesh Milk Sick Fevei- \•-.''; Loss of Appetite Decrease of Milk and Apparently ; ; Loss of Cud Watery Milk ,» Paralysis of Limbs ■!*.J"v Stock continually chewing bones, sticks, etc., -will be greatly benefited ,j. » by a course of this Tonic. :?*'• > ' ' ?<'\y ■WSE: One table-spoonful to be given twice daily in lian for fourteen s£-;>>/ days, then once daily,till better. ■,,' Manufacturers ,111/Ji/JJ & UU. New Plymouth. Heaves from the Diary of a Successful Ceek. Ne. 5 When the Guests Arrive the hostess knows she will please them if she serves dainty cakes and pastry. Light, appetising cakes are assured when Edmoaels Baking Powder is used in the mixing. Only the finest Grape Cream-of-Tar-tar is used in the manufacture of this high-grade powder—'tis absolutely pure, wholesome and, above all, "Sure-to-Rise." .BAKING [POWDER contains qo chemical substitutes—thus it cannot be sold at the same price as cheap, inferior powders. It costs a few pence more per tin ; but it's cheaper in the end for it goes further, and always measures up to a guaranteed standard of purity and goodness. Accept no substitutemake sure and get Edmonds. 117 3 -