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Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. JN order to give our customers every chance of securing our goods at the lowest possible cost, we have decided to continue our sale for one week longer. —The B.K. Bookshop. M«e~ stocks of Weldon’s Journals have arrived at the B.K, Bookshop. An early order will ensure delivery, e.e. i^y ELDON’S Ladieri’ Journal for May contains free patterns of threo charming Dresses, a very pretty Blouse, and a very stylish Sports Coat; price lOd, posted, lid, at the B.K. Bookshop VyELDON’S Dressmaker for May. Free patterns for a Lady’s Coat and Skirt, in two styles. Also instructions for knitting & Lady’s Jumper in star Sylko with crochet trimming; price 7d, posted Bd.—At The B.K. Bookshop, e.e. TyELDON’S Bazaar of Children’s Fashioiis for May. Free patterns of a Girl’s Coat and Hat, 4 to 6 years; three dainty Frocks, 4 to 6 years; Boy’s First Suit, 1 to 2 years. All with full directions for cutting out; price 7d; posted Bd.—At The B.K. Bookshop e.e. Thousands of Fiction Readers who read the famous “Butterfly Man” will enjoy equally well the author’s latest book, “The Purple Heights”, A few copies are available at The B.K. Bookshop. Price, 5/6; posted 6/2. e.e. JV’EW Fiction at The 8.K.: “The Old • Man’s Youth” (William de Morgan), 6/-; “Swamp Breath” (Robert Simpson), 6/-; “The Disturbing Charm” (Berta Ruck), 4/6; “Gold” (Stewart Edward W’hite), 2/6; “Arizona Nights” (Stewart Edward White), 2/6; “The Belo Traitor” (Frank L. Packard), 2/6; postage extra. e.e. w 3 / are offering special prices for the famous Bairnsfather Crockery, an exceptiohally fine semi-porcelain of attraxjtive appearance.—The B.K, Sale. jg AIRNS FATHER. Crockery offering at the B.K. Sale includes Vases, Fruit Dishes, Jam Dishes, Butter Dishes, Sweet Baskets, Teapots, Wall Plaques, TeapotStands and other attractive pieces. QUR Book Department is still offering a fair number of Colonial Libraries at the greatly reduced price of l/o each or nine shillings per half dozen. As these books originally cost you 5/- and 6/- each, this is too valuable an opportunity to be neglected.-—The B.K. Bookshop. -WHIM QUR Doll and Toy Departments are still under great reduction. Help us to effect a clearance by taking advantage of our splendid offers.—The 8.K., Devon Street. QUTTON’S Seeds, 1921—Arrived, in great variety ex lonic. Webster Bros., New Plymouth, sole agents. a.e. QUTTON’S Dwarf Defiance, Star of Australia, Abundance Peas, Prolific Long-pod Broad Beans. Plant early.— Webster Bros., Sole Agents. a.c. BUTTON’S Earliest Cabbage matures 3 weeks quicker than any other we know.—Webster Bros., Sole Agents, a.e. QUTTON’S Seeds have been on the market 125 years. Null sed.—Webster Bros., Sole Agents. a.e. QUTTON’S Early Cauliflower now available, also full range Flower Seeds.—Webster Bros., Sole Agents, a.e QEED Potatoes.—Let us advise you the proved varieties to plant.—-Webster Bros. aj?. QEED Potatoes.—For First Early, Robin Adair (Kidney) has proved itself. See that seed is true.—Webster Bros. a.e. lron and Wine just landed; great value, 6/- a bottle.—Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, Devon Street. LUPINES - and Autopines, the chest, lung and throat pastilles, 1/-. Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, Devon Street. NITA Beauty Cream protects the skin from cold; 2/6 a pot.—Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, Devon Street. TTOT Water Bags, North British; complete stock; lowest prices.— Friendly Societies’ Dispensary, Devon Street. GOOD VALUE CARS ON EASY TERMS. W E . have for immediate disposal, on behalf of clients and ourselves, a number of used cars, which we will sell on very- easy terms, and as part of whole payment will accept War Bonds, Mortgages on houses or farm properties, Share Certificates, Promissory Notes, or Hire Purchase Agreements. We do not take Registered Bills of Sales, as many people object to their names appearing in the Gazette. All these Cars bear our O.K. as to mechanical soundness, and have been renovated and repainted by our staff, so that each car iri practically as good as new. Any trial or inspection can be arranged. MORRIS-OXFORD, 2-seater, 40 miles per gallon, £175. FORI), 5-seater, 1915 model, £175. MAXWELL, 3-seater, 1914 model, £225. MAXWELL, 5-seater, 1914 model, £230. STUDEBAKER, 3-seater, 1916 model, £265. BRISCOE, 5-seater, 1918 model, £285. MAXWELL, 5-seater, 1918 model, £350. MAXWELL, 5-seater, 1920 model, £385. ARGYLE, 5-seater, 1915 model (English), £495. HUPP, 5-seater, 1920 model, £535. COLE 8, 7-seater, 1918 model, £650. There is a list here to suit all pockets and the cars advertised are well worth inspection. . Our ’Phone No. 195, Eltham. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANUI. New Plymouth Representative: P. A. Bulmer, Jellyman’s Garage. PHONE NO. 504. W. H. JAMES, EUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. JpSTIMATES given for all descriptions of building » tefta or