Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 26 March 1921, Page 11

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77 / AM fi? (j yf-A a * * y x k XF2*X • Stafdi wur / Curtains vriti; / \ \ i Colman’s 1 Starch | W Th* °H ect in starching white attire and curtains is no ' on 'y *° slightly stiffen them, but also to ensure : J that they will keep clean longer. Housewives 4/ 'e-s know that Colman’s Starch ensures this dual result, and does its work better than any other starch. Always use Gilman’s Starch —it is British —a household favourite everywhere—makes curtains keep whiter longer. , 3 J*!*

Reduced Prices of the Famous ‘C.A.C.’ Brand 12 BORE “ NITRO-SPECIAL ”-2i inch. 22/6 per 100 12 BORE “ FAVOURITE”—2i inch. 24/6 per 100 12 BORE “FAVOURITE”—2| inch. 26/6 per 100 ANY SIZE SHOT. Order from your local Dealer at above prices. If he i> not stocked, write u» and we — will see you are supplied. STOREKEEPERS I i for i COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO. N.Z. Ltd. I. AUCKLAND hap...- 1. Il |1 quality, weight ” fl and size of these . high-class cigarettes A is exactly the same I I as before the war. 1 Sold by all high-class K. tobacconists throughout sWMOfc 4 / Australasia. JgJlllir STATE ■ ’«M®toPRESS mWr Cigarettes. tftSAcrfir Math ; r || co'aoo.. •OLMBIM 21

BEWARE OF CHEAP LORRIES. It is a mistake to buy a motor lorry because it is cheap. “Is it strong, economical, reliable? Will it entail constant expense for repairs?” An eminently satisfactory reply can be furnished by ; the renowned British-built “Dennis” lorry. The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., Agents.