Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. OHILDREN’S Blanket Coats, Frocks and Rompers greatly reduced. Miss Baskerville,’ 100 Devon Street, opposite Criterion Hotel. d.w. j^NN.UAL Winter Sale- of Millinery! Mrs. Pellvw’s Showrooms, commencing- Friday, June 24. The biggest reductions ever offered. First day of sale' only, etbry Hat will be sold at half price. c.w. Jp|ON’T miss the offer of halfpriced -Millinery at Mrs. Pel lew’s Showrooms; - Friday only —the people’s d y. ' c.w. There is no out of date stock at Mrs. Pellew’s Annual Winter Millinery Sale. Every hat absolutely new season’s goods. Best French, English and American models. Half Price on Friday. c.w. T ADIES—You -save big money by shopping at Mrs. Pellew’s on Friday. All Hats hnd Models half jjrice. Only up-to-date shapes and best colored trimmings. c.w. Flowers and ’Wings, etc.', at half price on Friday only. Mrs. Pellew’s Annual Winter Millinery Sale. c.w. gEE the Millinery Models iu the windows at Mrs. Pellew’s Show-rooms. Half-price only for Friday shoppers, c.w M Rf t PELLEW offers to the ladies of New Plymouth and district the whole of her beautiful stock of English, French and American models at half price on Friday, June 24 only. c.w. rpHERE never has been offered such splendid bargains as shoppers will find at Mrs. Pellew’s Millinery Showrooms. All goods at half price on Friday. c.w. dk LL New Season’s Hats and Model's only at Mrs. Pellew’s Winter Millinery Sale. Only half price for Friday. c.w. SEED! New Seed! Dressed, selected, tested. Wholesale to Farmers. Samples. Particulars from Boyd’s Agency, Dunedin. a.y. OARPENTER.INQ. —Repairs and Alterations done; satisfaction guaranteed, —Chas. Hingston, King Street. Books at the ji.K. Bookshon: “Johnnie Kelly” (Wilbur S Boyer), 6/6; "The Hidden Creek” (Katherine Newlin Burt) 6/6; “Spendthrift,” "Town,” “The Pursuit of Pamela” (Louise Jordan Miln) 6/-; “Saul” (Corinne Lowe) 6/6; “The Prairie Wife” (Arthur Stringer) 6/-; “Devil Bird Country” (Vaughan-Pendrod) 6/6; “The Old Order Changes” (David Lyall) 6s; "Take It” (G. M. Adams) ss; “The Man for th? Ages” (Irving Batohella) 6/6; “Twisted Trails” (Henry Oyen) 6s; "T. Tembaroni” (Burnett) *4/6; “The Night of the Wedding” (Williamson) 4/6, posted Bcl extra. d.e.

MEW Cheap Editions at the B.K. Bookshop.— "Gold” (S. E. White), “Arizona Nights” (S. E. White), “The Beloved Traitor” (Packard), “Algernon Knox” (Oppenheim), “Wynnegate Sahib” (Joan Sutherland), “The D.minant Rachel” (Mills Young), “The Long Chance” (Peter B. Kyne), “The Red Hawk” (A. G. Males), “The People of the Mist” (Rider Haggard). Price 2/6, posted 2/10. d. e . gPLENDID range of new titles by the inimitable Nat Gould in '•heip editions: "With Silken Reins,” "The Second String,” "In Low Water,” “The Rajah’s Racer,” "Bred in the Bush.” "The Three Wagers,” “Settling Day,” "The Story of Black Beas,” “The Gold Whip.” Price 2/6, posted 2/10. At the B.K. Bookshop. dp. have still a few copies of "The Purple Heights,” by M. C. Oelmer. In this book the Author of the famous "Butterfly Man” has again given her readers her most delightful analysis of character, and has written in her characteristic style. The plot is clever and entertaining. Price 5/6, posted 6/2. At the B.K. Bookshop. d.e. the B.K. Bookshop.- New supplies of Weldon’s Dressmaker for June. Contains free patterns of Two Charming Dresses, a Stylish Blouse, and a very neat and attractive Jumper. Also instructions for knitting very handsome Lady’s Jutnper in linen thread. Price 7d, posted Bd. j. P . yy’ELDON’S Ladies’ Journal for May contains free patterns of three Dainty Dresses, an elegant Blouse, and a smart Spprts Coat. Price lOd, posted 1 Id. At the B.K. Bookshop. d.e. Ladies’ Journal for June contains patterns of three Dainty Dresses, the New Jumper and French Blouse, and a Princess Petticoat. Price lOd. posted lid, at the B.K. Book*hoP- d.e. 0-Piece Suite at Lobb and Co.’s Fire Sale. Choose your own covering. Only £9 10<s. d.x. & CO.’s Fire Sale for Bargains. Don’t miss the chance. d.x. INOLEUMS at Lobb and CoTs Fire Sale only 9/3 a yard, 2 yards wide. QAR PET Runners at Lobb and CiT’s Fire Sale only 7/3 . Buy now, d.x. QHADOW Tissue at Lobb and Co.’s Fire Sale 3/9 yard, less than half price. OARPET Squares at Lobb and Co.’s Fire Sale from £4 2s 6d. d.x. O’T-Inch Seagrass Runner, best quality, only 3/11 yard, at Lobb and Co.’s Fire Sale. d.x. JpIRST Quality Kapoe 1/3 lb, cheapest and best in Taranaki, at Lobb an< Co.’s Fire Sale. d.x. yyr® buy ve nnd sell to live, and will sell as long as we live the primes! of meat. —Sole Bros. e.e. OUR huge stock of prime beef, mutton, pork and lamb must be cleared. Sole Bros. e. e , 'JpO-DAY and Every Day we sell the primest of joints.—Sole Bros. e.e. our special display of prime ox beef and mutton on Saturday.— Sole Bros. “ e .e. OHEER UP! It’s quite true that you can get a prime joint for Sunday’s dinner at Sole Bros.’ e.e. r pHERE’S no hardship in parting with your money when you get more in value.—Sole Bros. e.e. p. yyESLEY & 'fWMAS, ” ! GENERAL BLACKS?UTH%