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Taranaki Daily News, 31 March 1921, Page 2

SOON -y the climatic conditions will* / demand you to don warmer x/Xjr / underwear. Be prepared for k 7 /. c any premature cold snaps by Selecting Your Warmer Underwear tJssfiSWßfir Now. Our stock embraces a liberal range of under-garments in all weights and SINGLETS AND UNDERPANTS, all bearing names which mean the utmost in comfort, warmth, and good service for your money. Call and see our stock early. QARI SON’S FOR MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR. W IW W Opposite Criterion, NEW PLYMOUTH

We reluctantly announce the closing days of Hannah's Great Footwear HSal e ! It’s been a real recordbreaker thus far, and we want the closing days to eclipse all previous ones! To that end, we are offering 10 per cent. Reduction on all Goods not Already reduced. These goods represent the "Cream” of our stock, and are worthy of every inspection! In the few days to elapse before the great sale closes we earnestly advise you to take an inventory of your footwear requirements! Buy now, and save on your whole year’s footwear Bill. U/XZW SHOEISTS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Branches at Stratford and Hawera.

Pianos on Easy Terms. Prfes on ! Price an Cash Price Hire system 36 Cash Price Bite 3?Alem 36 •f 39 MbattaT Monthly ef 36 Men&s* Monthly kuteisnect. Tosaa. Deposit. Payments. Instrumeat. Tenm. Deposit. Payments. £ a. d. £ *. d. £ a. <L £ s. d. j £ a. d. £ s. d. 2«. d. ?. sd. 12 10 0 14 76 151 73 59 00 5f 19 0 530 192 15 00 17 5 0 111 0 S 9 | 82 10 0 60 76 555110 7 tf 10 A » 2 6 115 9 19 2 t 55 0 0 5 0 515 9 112 4 29 9 0 28 0 0 2 0 0 11 8 57 10 9 66 2 6 515 0 123 G 22 19 0 25 17 6 259 13 169 09 6000 606 115 0 25 0 9 Ml 5 9 210 0 14 7 62 10 0 71 17 G 050 116 6 27 16 0 31 12 6 215 0 16 9 I 86 0 0 74 15 0 •6 10 0 117 11 36 6 0 34 10 0 3 0 0 17 6 I 78 0 0 80 10 0 7 3 0 2 010 MlO 0 37 7 6 3 5 0 18 11 ! 75 0 9 86 5 0 710 6 2 3 9 35 00 40 5 6 319 6 105 1 80 00 9230 800 268 37 16 0 43 2 6 315 0 1110 8660 97 15 0 810 0 297 40 0 0 48 " 0 4 • 0 I 3 u I 90 0 0 188 10 0 9 0 0 212 6 42 10 0 «IT I 4 5 0 1 4 9 j 95 0 0 IM 5 0 -9 10 I 215 5 45 0 0 51 15 0 <lO I 1 8 3 189 0 0 115 0 0 10 0 9 218 4 47 19 0 54 12 6 415 6 1 7 8 ( HOFFMANN Tresh Tyuit Qi ? Hiiii Hiit-aiiismsaii w/, W —but the custard must be made with Edmonds irj Custard Powder if it is s IJ to be the best possible. Edmonds is good—so ’ good that it is used in v VV//Z .. thousands of homes throughout the Dorninion. Stewed fruit, pud- /f can h , in « dings, etc., are delicious few minutu and it al- ° 9 ways welcomed with aewnen served with this light by both old and .1 1 young. It will take bat nch creamy custard. ort< tin t 9 „ ta biieh your a- preference, but you The housewife is never maktt •***'• at a loss for a pleasing dish when she has a tin of Edmonds in the cup- B -r b”" 11 ' I* CUSTARD .J

Take. Bonnington’s Irish Moss at the critical time in coughs and colds when the germs are making their way into the bronchial tubes. It coats the mucous membrane with an antiseptic film, kills the germ and ?re vents coughing, amily size 2/6. ' lM

GO TO RETFORD’S. For WOOLS ————— COTTONS MUSLINS SATEENS CREPES And All General Drapery Agent for Sewing Machines and Requi.itea Colonial and Local Papers. C’ Hi RETFORD. CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.