Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 2 March 1921, Page 6

Cool Clothing for Ladies and Children for the Hot Weather. X Underclothing in “Madap,- 1 “Tarantulle,” “Silk” find fine woven. Dainty Lace and Silk Camisoles {•>*•, and Bloomers. Bathing Suits in all sizes. 1 Jw White and Fancy Voile and Silk Frocks in every I f A Washing and Silk Sports and Dust Coats and I ftF Frocks. OB- Full range of Corsets, Brassiers, and SuspendLap ers, including all the celebrated “Gossards,” C.B?s, JF- B. & C. Corsets. * Everything cool (even prices) at W. & A. Am bury Ltd. DEVON STRUCT NEW PLYMOUTH

PREPARE FOR WINTER Buy your warm Clothing now 'j’HEj&ys Are daily growing colder, and ere long you will l j require 7 i / YOUR WARM UNDERWEAR - ‘ to guard against the winter chills, * DON’T DELAY—GET YOURS NOW! ALL WINTER UNDERCLOTHING at LAST S' SEASON’S PRICES. W/~ COME EARLY AND SECURE YOURS! Howell & Howell, THE MEN’S WEAR STORE. 1 DEVON ST. CTF-NTR AT. NEW PLYMOUTH. - ■ ~

MARTIN & CO. SELL IT FOR LESS. t MODERN FURNITURE .BETTER STYLES—BETTER QUALITY—BETTER i ’ t VALUES. 1 Our display of Dining and Bedroom Furnishings, Carpets, Floor Rugs, Hall Runners, Slip Mats, Linoleum, Seagrass Squares, etc., is particularly attractive. PRICES MOST REASONABLE. Martin and Co., MODERN FURNISHERS & CABINET-MAKERS. Express Co.’s Buildings, opposite Railway Yard). OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.

Rahotu Drapery Store. Hughson’s, Limited ’ All this week we are clearing ODDMENTS and REMNANTS left over from our Sale. . AN EARLY VISIT WILL PAY YOU.

; FURNISHING BARGAINS. FA’RE ALWAYS OBTAINABLE AT ~ ARTHUR’S, Where those characteristics of , SIMPLICITY AND SOLIDARITY, Jwhich discriminating householders deknaad in the furniture they buy, are the dominant features. Further, the moderation of price due to Mo «Ur own Warehouse and Factory located outside the high rent area, Ss fa factor which strongly appeals in jthhae days when economy is becoming Jnotore and more difficult. ftVHEREVER YOU LIVE IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT US. ARTHUR’S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE HAWERA. Established ,1864.

.- , . th? SALE OF SALES. Men’s Tweed Odd Coats, 39/6 each'. Men’s Odd Vests, 4/6 each. Men’s Shirts, 6/11 each. Men’s Felt Hats. 10/6 each. Ladies’ Vests, 1/-, 1/11, 2/11 each. Cotton Blouses, from 2/11 each. Llama Hose, 3/11 pair. -Sg White Jap Silk, 3/11 yard. Crepe de Chine, 7/11 yard, t- WRITE FOR PRICE LIST. BON MARCHE . KAPONGA, and Opp. Farmers’ Co-op., ELTHAM,

THAT OLD SUIT. COSTUME. OR HAT rpHAT you have jd&a "*■ such a fancy for * —don’t cast it aside! We are DRY-CLEANING SPECIALISTS, and can make old garments equal to eUM new in appearance. Post your clothes to-day, and in a few P days they will be re- | / turned to you neatly packed in a box! J We are giving sat- - isfaction to hun- l dreds of country . ■ clients, and we can satisfy you. VICTORIA’ ” LAUNDRY COMPANY. DRY CLEANERS, WELLINGTON.

THE “AOTEA” (Late The Central.) HIGH STREET, HAWERA, LEADING TEA & DINING ROOMS, Have been opened by the Misses Cane. DAINTY MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAS, HOT DINNERS & LIGHT LUNCHEONS. Hot Meals available after late trains. Suppers After the Pictures.

SOLE BROSknow where to go for the heat Cattle and Sheep, fattened on the sweetest Taranaki pastures. That is way our joints are always well flavored, tender, and juicy. MOTTO— QUALITY / <