Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1921, Page 7

Eight Hours’ Sleep or Just | “Eight Hours in Bed”? » Eight hours of refreshing sleep, and eight hours of H m -- I] /Wk tossing, turning and lying awake, are two vastly G| I / 5B different things. Naturally, the amount of sleep you m \I / B en i°r depends largely upon the mattress. Whereas a || ■ fc . > iti i stopc S restful, buoyant mattress induces sleep, a hard, lumpy, || S \ I 'ywiij p vLN I ILA • B /uncomfortable mattress has just the opposite effect— S \ I / HORSE HAIR a —*"^ Ves one the fidgets,” and drives away slumber. || BVENTILATOR^N}i^J^yN. CO |R jr| BRE S You Will Sleep Soundly KAPOK \NZ FLAX Jr on a Faultless Mattress. A Faultless cannot roll |j v; JSk O ‘ nto l uln P s Follows, cannot become bunched up fe; W MILLPUFF PATENT INTERLINING r atone side cannot harden or become matted. It g e cwp-thhiK f is made ot best materials, and is scientifically de- I® BIN DSt” STRENGTHEN j signed, as the accompanying illustration shows. j® MATTRESSePREVENTS The Strong interlining between the top and bottom g IT FROM STRETCHING layers compactly holds the whole mattress ® ‘" n * together in the centre and round the edges. F faultless j > MATTRESS | by reason of this interlining, cannot stretch, and t’he soft materials in the top layer are prevented from grinding $ on the harder materials in the bottom layer. The wearing property of each material is therefore protected, 3 and the mattress gives longer service. The Faultless is not unduly heavy and is easy to turn. : i$ It is delightfully resilient, allowing relaxation to the tired body, and ensuring not only sleep, but also .... Ss rest. Nor has die need for a thoroughly hygienic bed been lost sight of. Notice that the Faultless has an id i ample number ■ ventilators, allowing free passage of fresh air, and permitting the sunshine to enter when • 'gs yo u P u t the ess out to air. The five grades of Faultless Mattresses are unbeaten values at their prices. 5-H N° ma ® cr which you decide upon, your money will be well spent. Prices for two sizes are as follows: S .. , „ 4 . f L 6 /n' ,^‘, £ DECIDE UPON A FAULTLESS H No. 1, Hair and Kapok. - 166/9 | 113/6 THE CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, N°: i: Co" nfc and Kapok Z 97/6 68/3 DURABLE MATTRESS. No. 4, Wool Flock and Fibre •• 79/9 54/6 Sold by all Leading Furnishing Stores jw No. 5, Cleaned Flax and Flock 57/6 40/6 throughout New Zealand, Invented and F ]p A F i W IP IT OTITIC T ? Manufacturers of Utility Products Manufactured by IAI 1 JCIxOF IILJLLz JL 1 JLZe AUCKLAND The Peerless de Luxe Mattress is another "Utility” product— a perfect high-grade three-layer mattress made of quality materials. H 7 pt/ u - r ' f « i — —T~ J’ kTD., Advertising Agency, / \ Hr I . / | A ! v 64 and 86 Jervois Quay, and 2,4, 6 \ F ; a3 HL A I and 8 Harris 6treet ' Wellin et° nx I \ p] EJ ? I /I H ' l” vf \ I .. ..«••• M \ I i UnJ i I ■ s; • l„

SMART BROS;, ELECTRICIANS, BROADWAY NORTH, STRATFORD, 4 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 aj night ring ’phone Nos. J 45 and 310. NOTICE. gpHE famous “BON MARCHE,” 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 new fetV'.ch with a Gigantic Sale on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Yours faithfully, BON MARCHE DRAPERY STORES. ELTHAM & KAPONGA. N:B.—Gigantic Combined Sale at Both Stores.

ARTHUR’S 1 UR NISH ING WAREHOUSE. T?OR 40 years we have been supplying High-grade Furniture to our Clients spread over the whole of Taranaki. This Christmas we aie offering 3 piece Suites comprising a Settee and two Easy Chairs from £22 17s 6d upwards. For | quality and honest construction our Upholstery work is unequalled. In addition to our huge stock of Fur- . niture and Furnishings we are showing a splendid range of NOVELTIES for the I FESTIVE SEASON. ARTHUR’S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. HAWERA. (Established 1864.) POST OFFICE BOX 42, KAPONGA. ’PHONE 25. W. H. JAMES, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. ESTIMATES given for all descriptions of building work in town or > country. : ; RANTED KNOWN—That the News ; can do all classes of printing equal to the best and at reasonable prices. ' Ring up No. 17 (Jobbing Department), 1 Daily News, or JWiH