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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1921, Page 6

STRATFORD. 1 /n FOR Girls’ Rush Hats; 5/6 for A/ U Ladies’ Silk Hats; White Voile Frock, 12/6, w. size; Children’s Dark and Light Print Tunics, 3/11 and 4/11. —Walters’ (Ltd.) Sale. 7/11 YARD for best quality Fuji ' Silk; usual price, 10/9. Ten momme Jap Silk, 7/11. —Walters’ (Ltd.) Sale. /I I EACH for Ladies’ Vests; J i usual price, 3/11 to 4/6. Walters’ (Ltd.) Sale. 1 M/A BLACK Moire Costumes; 79/6 ' One only Navy Jap Silk Costume; 49/6 for Grey Gaberdine Costume —Walters’ (Ltd.) Sale. HPHE Bargains were eagerly snapped up at the opening days of Walters’ (Ltd.) Sale. I 1 FOR Colored Silk Blouses; ' usual price, 22/6. Ladies’ Raincoats, 22/6, 27/11, 32/11.—Walters’ (Ltd.) End-of-season Sale. Gloves, 1/- pair; .Ladies’ Black Hose, 2/6; Tan Hose, 2/11; three-quarter Sox, 2/6 pair; sizes 5 to 12. —Walters’ (Ltd.) Sale. 2/d 0 yard for pretty Floral Voiles; 40 inches wide.—Walters’ End-of-seaipn Sale.

SMART BROS., ELECTRICIANS, BROADWAY NORTH, STRATFORD, RE prepared to do aL electrical wiring fc houses, heating and power. All accessories in stock. Repairs at shortest notice. ’Phone No. 30. For repairs at .night ring ’phone Nos. 145 and 310.

NOTICE. fp.HE famous “BON MAE:CUE,” Kaponga, are extending operations to the thriving town of Eltham. A long lease has been secured of the commodious premises opposite the Farmers’ Co-op., Bridge Street, Eltham. Business will commence in the ne.v branch with a Gigantic Sale on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, Yours faithfully, BON MARCHE DRAPERY STORES. ELTHAM & KAPONGA. N.B.—Gigantic Combined Sale at Both Stores. ■ W. H. JAMES, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. ESTIMATES given for all descriptions of building work in town or country.

ARTHUR’S lURNISHING W ALEHOUSE. TJOR 40 years we have been supplying High-grade Furniture to our Clients spread over the whole of Taranaki. This Christmas we a.e offering 3 piece Suites comprising a Settee and two Easy Chairs from £22 17s Gd upwards. For quality and honest cons . action our Upholstery work is unequalled. In addition to our huge stock of Furniture aud Furnishings we are showing a splendid range of NOVELTIES for the FESTIVE SEASON. ARTHUR’S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, HAWERA. (Established 1864.) POST OFFICE BOX 42, KAPONGA. ’PHONE 25.

THE TARANAKI INVESTMENT AI7D DEPOSIT CORPORATION LIMITED. Directors—Messrs. J?B. Richards (Chairman), W. P. Kirkwood, E. Marfell, Alan Good, C. J. Hawkcn, R. Dingle, S. Macalister. Liberal advances made on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Purchase of existing mortgages entertained. Deposits Accepted at following rateas 6 months 4 p.c. 12 months 5 p.c. 24 months 6 p.c. For further particulars apply The Secretary, WILLIAM POWER, Egmont Chambers (upstairs), Fenton Street, Stratford.

DIGESTIVE DISORDERS PAINS AFTER You can comEATING mence to put the pains and FLATULENCE P e " altie9 .. of > lam Indigestion, whether they ACIDITY t a k e t} ie f or m ~ of pains after HEADACHES eating, bilious- - ness, or constiBILIOUSNESS pation, behind you from to-day. CONSTIPATION >rhe first thiu R is to give help to y° ur digesYIELD tive orgnns - Mother Seigel’s W Syrup is a real tonic for stomach, liver tfnd bowels. It tones up. stiniu-T’l-JE’ lates, and streng1 rit. thens them, thus irxH A T enabling them tn IDE AL perform their vital functions easily HFRRAI Aud naturally. nLI\DAL < Thei] digestive TONIC troubles become impossible. MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP The 2/9 bottle contains 3 times as much as the trial &ias sold at 1/8.