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Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1920, Page 2

♦»»♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦»»»»♦»»♦♦♦»♦» ♦♦»»»»»»»»»»»04»<»»»»♦♦♦»»» ift Goods at Morey's. A wonderful range of charming, useful, inexpensive gifts, so varied as to make choosing a positive pleasure. i m GIFTS FOR THE LADIES. ' Dainty Toilet Ware, HandkeM Chiefs—the gift that is ever popii* '< lar—plain, fancy and embroidered." Fancy Boxes of Handkerchiefs, Lovely Household Linens, Bervi J ettes Is to 3/9 eaoh; Damasks, best linen finishes, in a large variety, 4/11 to 8/11 yd; Bedspreads, traced linen goods, embroidered tea jlothg, tray cloths, &c, from 2/3 to 16/- each. Doyles in a large wri iety' from 1/3 to 8/6 1 each, Blouses, Frocks, Lj Dressing Jackets and A/ Kimonas make particjularly suitable gifts. Drapers ♦»♦♦»»♦»»»♦»»« »»^»4)»»»»»* NEW PLYMOUTH ■-Hj. EVERY ARTICLE SHOWS A GENUINE REDUCTION. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Our range is wide and well varied. Gloves and Hosiery to splendid array. Dainty Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 1/2 to 4/11; Plain Linen Handkerchiefs 1/fi to 3/3 each; Fancy Handkerchiefs in J-dor. Boxes 4/9 to 14/11; Hand Bags in Suede and Leather from 12/0; ' smart Bags in black and white stripes, 10/8 to 13/6; Silk Scarves from 12/8 to 39/6; Blouses in Georgette, Ninon, Crepe de Chene, and Voile in' all _the newest colors. Smart Neckwear in crepe de chene, muslin and lace, and a large assortment, of Perfumes, Sach*t«, etc. Come in and choose now, before the final rush sets in. We are glad to aid you in making a selictiol MoreyS Introductory Sale Furniture, Furnishings & Crockery. Having completed the alterations to our premises, we are holding a GIGANTIC SALE to introduce ourselves to'the Residents of New Plymouth and Taranaki. FURNISHINGS Purser's Limited THE RED POST HOME FURNISHERS. DEVON STKEET T NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD AND WANGANUL SEEDS THAT GROW ARE THE SEEDS TO SOW. BUT SEEDS MAY GROW & YET NOT YIELD A GOOD CROP. It is of the utmost importance that the Seeds should come from* a good un. GARTON'S AND HURST'S SWEDE AND TURNIP SEEDS. ■are selected with the greatest care from roots of approved shape and finest quality. Cattle soon find out the diffeience between Garton Swedes and those of other strains, and will eat them first; several of our clients can vouch for this statement. The fact that we have been selling Hurst's Swedes for 40 years is sufficient proof of their quality. TRY GARTON OR HURST SWEDES for your 1921 crop; there are no others quite as good. „,■-•-,• y OBTAINABLE FROMNEWTON KING, LT£. OS. BORTHWICK AND BONB (Australasln, Ltd.) DISPUTE SETTLED. BITTERS : I. BUTCHER (Stratford) Tel. 157. 8. BUTCHER (Waltara). 3. CARTER (Eltham). *•!. 111. MAIL NOTICES. PEILDLNG gACON fJO., T TD. UNTIL INDUSTRIAL NO PIGS RECEIVED DURING CHBISTMAS NEW PLYMOUTH. For Auckland and North (per Rarawa), Monday and Friday, at 7 p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. For United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, North and South America, West Indies, via Vancouver; also Honolulu, Japan, Tanning Island and Fiji (per s.s. Niagara, from Auckland), at 7 p.m. Best despatch. (Money orders close Friday, December 17, at 4 p.m.) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22. For Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji (per Navua, from Auckland), at 6.16 a.m. S. BRBB, Ehlef Poitmattu. AND NEW YEAR HQUDAY& Further Information from the following buyrs:— • i K. McNAE, Bot 49, Hawera "Phone 188 F. H WRIGHT, Kapunl. M. LEYDON, 'Phone 2D4D Htvert ' C. WEBSTER, Wavarley. ..» P. MoCABE, Okato ; THE INGLEWOAO COOPERATIVE BACON CURING CO., LTD. RECEIVING DATisl'Oß DECEMBER: At the Factory—Every Wedati* Smart Road—Monday, 13 TAOkl—Tuesday, 14. Urenul—Mondays, fl, 20 WUtara—Tuasditys, 7, 21. Mldhlrst—Tuesdays, 7, 21, Toko—Mondayi. 8, 20 (10 nJn . to 3 n Hulroa-Monday, 13 (10 a.m. to 2 nm) Stratfoid-Wednesday, 15. SHARBHOLDEBB ONLr. s^7leat o pack lN 0 td4 .ucoT^. ALL RECEIVING DATES WITHDRAWN FOR THE PRESENT OX ACCOUNT OF CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS BUYERS : B. ROWK, Stratford. J.' CAVm- '&T- 1 - 6 - 6 - -?'*«» -