Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. JLTAWKES, Umbrella and Hosiery Speciulist, to popularise Friday as market day, is giving 10 per cent, off all marked prices. d.e. IMTAWiKES’. —Sales or no sales, our prices are always lowest; and still we give 10 per cent, discount off on Friday. d.e. JLTAWKES’ for best selection of Wool Sports Coats in Taranaki. Ours will be cheap on Friday. d.e. lITAWKES’. —We sell Wool Jumpers regardless of profit on Friday. 10 per cent, off' cuts out the profit. d.e. IUfA\VKES’.—AII our stock of Cashmere Hosiery at 4/6, 5/6, fi/6 and 7/6 pair, are cut; 10 per cent, off on Friday.d.e/ IMTAWKES’.—FuII stocks Mens Sox; Cashmere and All-Wool Knitted; 10 per cent, off on Friday. d.e. —Lo v ely Wool Scarves from 5/11 each up; 10 per cent, off on Friday. d.e. jLTAWKES’ big supply of Wools,""like everything else, will be extra cheap on Friday. d.e advise customers to watch our windows, compare our prices and judge our values. d.e. 7VTAWKES’ confidently offer their goods and service, knowing that their value is not to be beaten in Taranaki. JITAVVKES*. —Don’t forget we specialise m our lines; therefore we can supply you better. d.e. jMTAVVRES’, where prices are lowest and values highest always.—277 Devon Street East. d.e. jyriLLINERY! - ""Special prices and speeia'l display for Friday Inspect Mrs. Pellew’a Showrooms, d.w. TMTILLiNEiIY! Shapes' and shades suitable to all. Very pretty and reasonable.—Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. A very liberal discount. of 25 per cent, off all purchases on Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. IMTILLINERYI Lovely Velour and Bea ver Hats, and all imported Models, at a reduction of 25 per cent.—Mrs. Pellewri Showrooms. d.w. HT'HE B.K. Stocktaking Sale commences on Friday morning, at 8.30 a.m. Bargains in Books, Stationery, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Purses, Toys, etc. d.n.

rpUE B.K. Stocktaking Sale.—School Blocks, 3 for 1/-; Memorandum Books, 9d per dozen; Blotting Paper, 12 sheets for 1/4; Toilet Paper, 6 rolls for 2/6; Exercise Books, 8 x 10, containing 32 pages, ruled both sides, 2/6 per dozen. TpRIDAY, 27th inst., will be a big bargain day at The B.K. Bookshop. Back numbers of Magazines, usual price from 1/- to 2/3, will be sold at 6d each. at this: A Stationery Box containing 80 leaves of note and 50 envelopes df the highest quality will be sacrificed for 2/6 at the B.K. Bookshop’s ■Sale. d.n. HDHINK of it! Colonial Libraries, which formerly cost you 6/- each, will be selling for 2/- each, or 18/- per dozen. —The B.K. Sale.dm. VVATCH our windows. The prices are absolutely the lowest possible. Crinkled Tissue in all shades at 6 rolls for 2/6. —The B.K. Sale. d.n. QAN you beat this? .A British Selffilling Fountain Pen, with a gold nib, for 7/-. Ask for a “Centaur” at the B.K. Bookshop’s Great Sale. AT The B.K. Sale, commencing Friday next —Special line of damagW square envelopes at 10 packets for 1/6. T>’EDUCTION in price of all Millinery and Trimmings at Miss Hunt’s, corner Gover and Devon Streets; ten days only. d.w. QHOP on Friday and every day at A. Carter’s, Moturoa Store; a splendidly stocked shop in a busy locality. QHOP on Friday and every day at the Moturoa Store; your every want supplied. Bread. Potatoes, Pollard, Bran, etc., at A. Carter’s. x d.e. QHOP on Friday and every day at The Moturoa ’Store. Groceries and Crockery at town prices.—At A. Carter’s. d.e; QHOP on Friday and every day at The Moturoa Store. It is an up-to-date store. Meat Paste, 6 for 1/-; and all goods cheap, at A. Carter’s. d.e. Worry. The farmers will have to come to town once a week, if it's only to procure Veale's fresh ground Coffee. It is the only store in Ne\v Plymouth and surrounding districts where you can obtain it. —A. Veale, Coffee and Tea Expert, Brougham Street. e.n. T>EEF, Iron and Wine just landed; great value, 6s bottle.—Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, Devon Street. ■JJUPINES and Autopines, the chest, lung and throat, pastilles, j/-. Friendly Societies' Dispensary, Devon Street. A NITA Beauty Cream protects the x skin from cold; 2/6 a pot. —Friendly Societies' Dispensary, Devon Str?cl. jjOT Water Bags, North British; complete stock; lowest prices.— Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, Devon Street.

QPECIAL for Friday (new market day)—Choice Ripe Bananas, 31bs for 1/-; Sweet Island Oranges, 5 and 6 for 1/-. Friday only, at Gavey’s, Devon Street Central. d n. TpRIDAY Shoppers will find bargains in profusion ajt the Household Stores. Call and see lines now advertised. e.n. JDOYAL Vistas Ware, fruit bowls, plates, vases, teapot stands, depicting views of Mount Egmont and other interesting views; low prices.—Household. e.n. "DEDDING.—3ft. Kapoc Ueds, 39/6. 42/6; 4ft. Gin., £2 19s 6d, £3 2s Gd, £3 ss; Pillows 4/6 each.—At the Household. e.n. rpEA SETS, beautiful range, 21 pieces, 355, 37s Gd, 42s 6d set. Special value. Household. C<ONGOLEUM Squares; nice assortment; varied sizes.—Household Store;. e.n. JDLAX Beds.—3ft. Mattresses, 27/6; 4ft. Gin., 35/-; splendid value.—At The Household. OARPET Rugs and Carpet Runners, also Cocoanut Matting, just opened. Splendid value. Household Stores. UNDLES Fancy Colored Crinkled