Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 27 May 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. ONLY for Friday—Special offer of 12 good Raincoats, 29/6, at Ambury’s. O.REATLY reduced Raincoats, 12 odd sizes and colors; clearing to-day, 29/6. —Ambury’s. £1 DISCOUNT off all Ladies’ Coats and Costumes for Friday only.— Ambury’s. MBLxtX’S offer of 12 special Tweel Coats on Friday; usual price £5 19s fid; for 79/6.• MILLINERY! Special prices and special display for Friday shoppers. Inspect Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms, d.w. Ilf ILLINERY! Shapes and shades suitable to all. Very pretty and reasonable.—Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. [t/| ILDINERY! A liberal discount of 25 per cent, off all purchases on Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w.

MTILLINERY! Lovely Velour and Beaver Hats, and all imported Models, at a reduction of 25 per cent. —Mrs. Pellew’s Showrooms. d.w. TJEDUCTION 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.<Le. CHOP on Friday and every day at The Moturoa Store. Groceries and Crockery at town prices.—At A. Carter’s. ' d.e. CHOP 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. TYAD says that the joint for Sunday * must come from Sole Bros.’ It’s rich, tender and juicy, and the flavor can’t be beat. e.e. VVE have scoured the country for qual- ’’ ity meat, and have the primest in beef, mutton, lamb and pork.—Sole Bros. .e.e. YITHEN it comes to the real stuff you have to go to Sole Bros.’ for the meat for dinner any day in the week. VVERY housewife rejoices in the barJ gains to be had at Sole Bros.’. Primest beef, mutton and pork. e.e. ■VTOU know what you are getting by x dealing at Solfe Bros.’. Highest quality only in all classes bf meat and lowest prices. e.e. (JUR quality stands-unrivalled in lamb, mutton, beef or pork.—Sole Bros.’ for the Sunday joint. e.e.

TJEAR in mind that the best and cheapest Sunday or week-day joints can be had at Sole Bros.’. e.e. P'RIDAY Cash Bargains at R. A. Bent’s A Store, Dawson Street, New Plymouth.—Bran, 13/6 sack;, Kerosene, 24/- case; Skyes’ Drench, 1/3 pkt.; tins Refined Table Salt, 9d; Red Seal Lye, 9d; Loose Tea, good quality, 1/9 lb; best Creamery Butter, 2/- lb; Fresh Herrings, 7d tin; 61b tins Jam, 5/-; Black Currant Pulp, fijlbs 5/-; Pie Fruit, 1/10; Dessert Fruit, 3 tins 4/3; Varnishine, 6d tin; Beaver Baking Powder, 1/8; Currants, 8d lb; Seeded Raisins, 1/- lb; Prunes, 31 be 1/-; Cereo, 1/3 bag; Treacle, 21bs Bd, 71bs 2/2. •pHE B.K. Stocktaking Sale commences A on Friday morning, at 8.30 a.m. Bargains in Books, Stationery, Ladies’ Hand Bags. Purses, Toys, etc.d.n. •PHE B.K. Stocktaking Sale.—School A 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 fiages, ruled both sides, 2/G per dozen. ■pRIDAY, 27th inst., wilUtoWbig"barA gain day at The B.K. Bookshop. Back numbers of Magazines, usual price from 1/- to 2/3, will be sold at fid each. T OOK atTthie: A Stationery Box containing 80 leaves of note and 50 envelopes of the highest quality will be sacrificed for 2/6 at the B.K. Bookshop’s Sale. ffn. •pH INK of it! Colonial Libraries, which A formerly cost you 6/- each, will be selling for 2/- each, or 18/- per dozen. —The B.K. Sale. d.n. VI/ATCH our windows. The prices ar6 absolutely the lowest possible. Crinkled Tissue in all shades at 6 rolls for 2/6. —The B.K. Sale. dn. pAN 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. d.n. A T~The B.K. Sale, commencing Friday next—Special line of damaged square envelopes at 10 packets for 1/6.

INGLEWOOD. piOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—Black Silk Accordeon-pleated Skirts for evening wear; price 65is each; nice goods, e.n. OOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—Black Crepe de Chine Accordeou-pleated Skirts for evening wear; price 85s each; beautiful quality.em. lnglewood. —Silk and Crepe de Chine Jumpers for evening wear; prices 35s to 49s fid each. e.n. ptOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—Just to hand —-Beaver'Hats; fine range of colors; price 22s fid all round; worth 37s 6d to 45s each. Remember! all to be cleared at one price—-viz., 22s 6d each.e.n. ptOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—All Wool Blanket Coatings for Ladies’ and Girls’ Coats; 56 inches wide; colors, dark brown, navy and dark grey; price 21 s per yard.e.n. piOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—lf you require a Coat or Costume this winter, be sure and inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We have one of the best assortments in Taranaki —and the prices are right.e.n. lnglewopd, for Dress Tweeds, Worsteds and Serges. A very big range to choose from. Prices, 5/11 per yard to 22/6 per yard. e.n. piOTTIER’S, Inglewood.—-See our heavy Herringbone Sheetings, unbleached; single bed, 2/11; double bed, 3/11 per yard. e.n. pOTTIER’S, Inglewood, for Ladies’ Woollen Scarves; fine assortment net prieM. 1«/ S te 38/9 «hK