Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 3 September 1920, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. fJORRIGALL'S New Books, by Zarfe Grey, all at .2/3 The Rainbow Trail, Desert Gold, Riders of the Purple Sage, The Heritage of the. Desert, The Light of Western Stars, The Border Legion. The beat reading by the best of authors. e.e. (JORRIGALL'S Books for Children.Mates of Billabong, Nora of Billa- ' bong, From Billabong to London, .lira an<l Wally, Captain Jim (Mary Grant Bruce). Only 4/6 each. e.e. QORRIGALL'S.New Books, by Isabel Maud Peacock.—The Meadows of Mickey and Mac, Patricia Pat, My | Friend Phil. Price 4/0. e.e. QORRIGALL'S New Books.-Mother's Little Girl, Fair Ines, Three Little Maids, The Little Larrikin, That Girl, The Cub, Captain Cub, Brigid .and the Cub, Seven Little Australians, The Secret of the Sea, In the Mist of the Mountain, Fugitives from Fortune, Flower of the Pine (Ethel Turner). Price 4/(1. e.e. THE PALATINE—Men's heavy cotton underpants 4/11, men's superior fine wool sox 2/11. c.n. T THE PALATINE.-A pound here is worth 27/-. Buy your clothing now.. c . n THE PALATINE. Kaiapoi underpants 7/6, boys' college caps 2/6, boys' braces lid. c.n. T THE PALATINE.—Men's Felt L Hats 9/^jnen ! s Tennis Shirts 7/1). T THE PALATTn'K=X very large assortment of men's boxed suits, 10 per cent off. c.n. ■\ T THE PALATINE. Give your clothing money a chance to do its utmost. c.n-. THE PALATINE, New Plymouth. Men's Cotton Sox 1/3. ' '" '" >ys' all wool Jerseys 7/fi. cl. T THE • PALATINE.--Boys' Gaberdine Overcoats o's to 3's, 19/0; boys' fine wool Jerseys S/6. c.n. T THE PALATINE—Ladies' oiled Silk Raincoaits, worth 05/Now 75/-. e.n. T THE PALATINE. Men's " Tweed Hats, all wool, 9/11; all wool Singlets 8/6. e.n. . T THE PALATINE.—Men's strong cotton working, shirts, 7s 6d; Mufflers, 4/3; boys' College Caps, 2/6 AT THE PALATINE.—Men's cotton and wool Underpants, medium and heavyweights, 6/3. e.n. Clothing Shop just below- the Empire Theatre, New Plymouth. c.n. THE PALATINE.—Men's all wool Shirts, with collars, dark grey flannels- Now 14/3. e.n. rj.REY Australian Wool opened at the Houseiioiu stores. Great value. T OVELY lot of Cushions, Kapbc all shades. Nice variety. From I 4s Od upwards. Household. Stores, e.n. WOODEN Bedsteads, 4ft and 4ft 6in ; just opened. Tin Trunks in all sizes. Cheap vales at the Household Stores. sonable. Household Store:. T)YEFOTM"SOAP"Ihat instantly "dyes as it washes. No rubbing, straining or streaking. Sixpence a cake.--Household Stores. e.n. QEAGRASS Squares, 6 x 9, 9 x 0, 9 x 10. These goods are scarce. Call early at Household. JjEALTIFUL lot of.Photo Frames, hold 1, 2, 3, 4 and ii photos. Prices from is lid. Hous'hold Stores. e.n. [EAGRASS Runners by the yard, 24in. at 3s 9d yard; 27-in. 4s fid. Nice blue and fawn shades. Household / IOTTIER'S. Inglewood, tor Jap Crepes, all colors, single and ■ double widths. Prices 2s (id, 2s lid, and 3s Od per yard. range of Plain ai\d Fancy Voiles. I Call and see them. COTTIER'S, Inglewood.—See our stock of Sponge Cloths, in Checks and Stripes, at Ss 6d, lCs Od and lis Od per yard. inspect our stock of Millinery, the best assortment we have had for years. QOWIER'S, Inglewood.—Our new season's goods are now opened up. Notwithstanding difficulties we have a magnilicciit. display. You are cordially invited to inspect. e.n. in stripes, 39 inches wide, suitable for Sports Coats. Price, 12/6 per yanL j e.n. JQOTTIER'S, inglewood.—Xfine assort" ment of Suvisca Silks, 40 inches wide. Price, 11/0 per yard. The very thins for Snorts Coats. Blouses, etc. e.ii. fJOTTIER'S Inglewood.—White Jap S'lks, 27 to 36 inches wide, in 8 and 10 momme. Prices, fl/11 to 9/6 per .yard. These are chee* ij»,