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Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1921, Page 4

Mr. Walker’s clearing sale at Bell Block next Wednesday should attract attention from dairymen, as his stock, both cows and heifers, possess good even quality, and the herd sire, an extra well bred and nicely developed pedigree Jersey, should prove a valuable asset in the herd of whoever is fortunate m securing him. The implements, etc., are m very good order. Mr. L. E. Hoffmann, of New Plymouth, well-known in the piano trade throughout Taranaki, has been appointed sole Taranaki representative of the English and Foreign Piano Co., of Auckland. Elsewhere will be found particulars of easier terms for the purchase of pianos.

Do you ever remember that a third of your life is spent in bed Why not be snug and comfortable! Think of these cosy sleeping mattresses and pillows offered this week by the Bug Store, Waitara, at prices that make for comfort. See page 4. Men, don’t go without an oily canvas coat any longer. These boots at the Melbourne are out on their own for value. Will withstand rain, and wear six times as long as any oilskin. Guaranteed not to go “sticky.” Buy one today. Prices on application. “Fairy Wonder” washing powder should be in every home in the Dominion, not only for its washing capabilities but for its usefulness in the house. For washing dishes, cutlery, silver and glassware, scrubbing floors and cleaning wood and paint work, it is unique. Try it. All grocers stock it. It is proposed to form ladies’ and men’s first aid classes. The honorary secretary vf the New Plymouth centre of the St. John’s Ambulance Association advertises in this issue particulars as to to enrolment, etc. Don’t hesitate to use Nazol freely, especially by constant inhalation. It protects the mouth, nose atod throat from infection. Goo< 7 for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, etc. 1