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Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1921, Page 2

Felt Hats for Men • We stock only those makes which present to discriminating wearers the fullest measure of SERVICE, VALUE & UTMOST IN ENDURING STYLE. Felt Hats by— STETSON KNOX TRESS & CO. a WOODROW fl BORSALINO. in a splendid range of all sizes and shades. CALL AND SELECT YOUR NEW SEASON’S FELT TO-DAY AAQI CON’LL FOR MENS AND BOYS’ WEAR. VFuI»1«OK/Iw W Opposite Criterion, NEW PLYMOUTH

n stiil Going (Jjg) Strong Hannahs’ Footwear Sale A REAL BOON TO THE THRIFTY. BOOTS & SHOES AT PRE-WAR RATES. The 'following tempting prices should stimulate thevbuying impulse of those who retire the necessity for studying economy at the present iutje:—.. i‘; MEN’S BOX CAfi£ DERBY LADIES’ BOX CALF 1-BAR BOOTS SHOES MEN’S WHOLE BACK ' KIP LADIES’ GLACE KID DERBY SHOOTER, with or with- SHOES .......... OK/ out nails 27/6 ~ BOYS’ CHROME SCHOOL ODDMENTS IN WHITE toe and heel tips, SHOES .-.i. .v.>. 5/11 7x 10 ...... 14/6 A.-*/ ODDMENTS IN WOMEN’S . llxl «.... 17/6 COURT SHOES—®x 3 21/- 8/11, 12/ll,i 4x5 .-. 22/6 18/11 Ls /BOOTMAKERSf SSOEISTS. NEW PLYMOUTH, Branches at Stratford and Hawera,.

Pianos on Easy Terms. Brie* on I Price on Cash Piles Efers systsm S 6 Cash Pric* Bare system 56 MMkIF I el 3S Men A? Monlbiy luvdmait Tewn. Be»eelt. Permeate. Snetrueiont. Senn. Deooelt. Pa,mauls, o •a' A ■ a £ ,0. £ e. d. £ e. d. & b. d. 2 e. d. A b. d. 5 0 14 i « 15 t 7 3 SI • « 811 • 59 B 1» 2 Sg? IT 5 • 115 • 89 52 16 0 66 7 6 5G i. 110 T WlO ® M 2 6 115 6 16 2 55 0 0 & 5 0 515 • 112 4 ffl X ! ! 0 0 io u 11 8 57 10 0 06 2 G 515 0 113 G S 1? S *1? 2 25 0 IS 1 MOO ®0 0 60 6 115 wtea Ml 5 J 210 0 14. 52 10 9 71 17 6 C 56 116 6 SlO ! 31 It 6 215 9 16 • 65 0 0 74 15 0 610 0 IIT 11 5I ! UlO * 30 6 17 S T» 0 0 86 10 0 70 6 20 10 SiJJ k i « s 5 • «“ KJ J Si! PS !? « » ,r a a An-iO 319 I 1 9 5 80 00 52 3 0 a 0 W J d S «in a la - 6 315 C 11 10 »500 97 15 0 810 0 297 40 J J 46 * • 4i J 13 ” 90 0 0 188 16 0 90 0 212 6 210 s '! IT 6 4 5 0 1 4 9 95 0 0 100 5 0 910 1 215 5 45 Q 0 51 15 0 <l6 I 1 6 3 100 0 0 115 0 9 10 J 0 218 d 4T 10 0 54 12 6 415 4 17 8 HOFFMANN

BASIC SLAG, 18-20 PER CENT. EX S.S. PORT PIRIE, MOTUROA. MAY-JUNE DELIVERY. FARMERS,—PIease note that he analysis of the necessary in- . gredient—viz., Phosphoric Acid—of the above shipment is the highest it is possible to obtain, and has a guaranteed minimum of over 18 per cent. Phosphoric Acid; consequently one ton of the above will go much further than one ton of a slag of Lower Grade. AS ONLY A LIMITED QUANTITY OF HIGH GRADE SLAG IS AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT, EARLY APPLICATION IS NECESSARY TO— ” , WEBSTER BROTHERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

iiHlikliSuWMl JUDGMENT OF ANY FACTOR, should be made by comparing nett value returns from season to season. W e are prepared to compare our returns with anv other factory m New Zealand and feel certain we shall be pleased to do the =ame next year. | ' I