Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 31 May 1920, Page 2

■>& Fashions The maker of baby clothes has to be specially gifted by the fairies with lingers that will take only the finest, of stitches, with hands that can accurately cut the little sleeves and wee yokes, and with eyes that will choose only the daintiest of baby laces and the SHEEREST AND SOFTEST OF MATERIALS. Such makers ol baby clothes have created the dainty little garments which we have waiting for your wee one. Here you will find a wonderful assortment of cuto baby fashions such as dresses, petticoats and bibs, that will m&.ke your little baby look than ever, Yet despite the charm and exquisiteness of theae beautiful little frocks and other baby wear prices are very reasonable, and we want all the mothers in this district to come and get proof of this fact. Do come in, YouH like these dainty things and you'll like the prices, too. & DRAPERS NEW PLYMOUTH.

WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS COUNTS / Art in Design, Seasoned Timber Stability—tliei.6 are.'; the three.; cardinal features of }<ood furniture. /' In no other pluvsi; of Home Craft is there such pressing need for faithful workmanship. Our Furniture will conform to tnodcr:: requirements, to critical tastes, to YOUR OWN ideas. Built ill our own factory, under the watchful care of men who know, the new designs are sure to interest you. We confidently invite yo.i in to view our present showroom display. PURSER'S, LTD. THE LEADING FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH, LXGLLi WOOD AND WANGAXU'.

THE TARANAKI FARMERS' MEAT COMPANY LIMIIED. The Works of the above Compan.v are now open for the treatment of all classes of fat stock. The Company are prepared to treat slock on owners' nc- ' count, or, if desired, will purchase slock : C per h«.d or at per lb at Highest Mark-;:. Kales. The Farmers in the Province are reminded that the Works areestablished entirely for thc-ir (hvn l>eucJit, and aii' (herefore urged to take full advantage of the facilities offered. V Inquiries may be addressed to the Company's Buyers, Mr. P. E. Garvey, Stratford Mr. ItT. H. Barnilt, X.P Telephone 247. Telephone 4C3s. Mr. Rod McJtAE, New Plymouth. Or at.the Office of the Company.

"LEEDS" 18/20 BASK; SLAG • 1000 TONS, to arrive, by direct steamer, at lloHjioa., ' FARMERS! Please note that the analvsi'-i of I lie veciuire'tl inured), exit (Phosphoric Acid) ol' this .shipment is of the. sain* high grade as in previous years, viz.: A GUARANTEED MINIMUM OF 18 PER CENT PHOSPHORIC ACID. Therefore, ONE TON of "LEEDS" SLAG is praeticaily equal to TWO TONS of some of the LOWIvR GRADES now being quoted in Tarariaki. REMEMBER —"LEEDS" IS THE SLAG THAT MADE NORTH TARANAKI. As the 1000 tons will have to serve all my branches, it is advisable to ORDER NOW. NEWTON KING, Chief Dominion Agent for "LEEDS" Basic Slag W. P. NICOLL & Co (Late W. Rowe). Grain, Seed and Produce Merchants. Stock Ba; Quality GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS, FOWL WHEAT, CHAP*OATS, ETC. At lowest prioes consistent with prime qualitv !n Stock i OOIDFN BAY CEMENT, tfcf but ownwt « Oa awl*,