Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1921, Page 2

Ww fl jH’.' .W' z J 7/ (&.' -Wj 1 fl/ aV \ (i 'q-r i at ’ Morey’s Great Mark-Down To-Day To-Day The first act in your shopping programme for to-day is fdj READ THIS LIST: Then it follows that you will come in, see the goods, and experience the KEENEST bargain satisfaction at MOREY’S GREAT MARK-DOWN. EVERY DEPARTMENT SUBJECTED TO THE MOST RELENTLESS REDUCTIONS. Look! How to Save many Shillings in every £. 40in. ALL WOOL TWEEDS; usual 9/11. SALE </ii flOin. TWEED in Brown only. SALE 3/6 per yard 54in. VELOUR and BLANKET COATINGS, 22/6 and 32/6. SALE 9/11 yd. 40in. GEORGETTE, all colors To Clear 7/11 yard 40in. OREPE DE CHENE, all qualities, all colors. 7/11 yard SILK NET LACE DRESS LENGTHS 25 per cent. Diacount. 40in. NETS, all colors. SALE 3/zr yard. STRIPED UNION SHIRTINGS. SALE 2/3 yard CREWDSON’S 200 and 400 LONG CLOTHS; usual 3/11 and 4/3. SALE 2/6 and t/tt 27in. HEAVY GLASS CLOTH; usual 2/6, 3/3, 3/6. SALE 1/11, 2/3, 2/6 38in. NAVY & WHITE APRON CLOTH; usual 3/6. SALE 2/3 HORROCKSES’ Al and A2 36in. CALICO. SALE 1/9 yard. We await you with confidence. Values unparalleled, at Morey’s to-day Drapers NEW PLYMOUTH.

I Is the Keynote of PURSER'S GENUINE FURNITURE SALE Call in; you’ll agree that such bargains in quality furniture have never before been seen in Taranaki! THIS IS OUR OFFER TO THE PUBLIC: 5/- in the £ off Woodwork. Curtains & Shadow Tissues. 5/- in the £ off Carpets. 4/- in the £ off Upholstery. 5/- in the £ off Cretonnes, 6/- in the £ off Crockery. Our Sale is fast drawing to a close. BUY NOW! PURSER’S Ltd. RED POST HOUSE FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOD

Good Blood is needed > to Make Milk The cow with the good mammary system is the cow that is likely to be a great producer, but I she will not be a great producer ; unless her blood-vessels are filled ! with good, rich blood. When a cow j calves her whole system changes. The i blood which has been used for building up the calf is diverted to the task of making milk. The change is a severe strain, and it is only made satisfactory when the system is cleansed and fortified by the use of a good Drench. The best of all Drenches is Sykes’s Drench. It ensures a proper cleansing, preventing • catarrhal discharge, and toning and ! strengthening the whole system. It is no exaggeration to say that the giving of a I Sykes’s Drench after calving will often mean the difference between PROFIT and LOSS on the cow’s lactation period. A healthy, red-blooded cow that is feeling fit has a chance to make a profit, but the unthrifty cow never makes good. Sykes’s Drench has been the favourite Drench of New Zealand and Australian dairy cattle breeders for over twenty years. Messrs Holloway & Gray,, “ Reculvers,’” Kenmore, Goulburn, N.S.W. write:— “We are pleased to say that we have found Sykes's Drench and Veterinary Remedies most effective for what it is claimed for them. We ' have used them successfully for many years and have always a supply on hand, in fact, the Dairy is not complete without Sykes's Veterinary Remedies. Sykeses Drench may be obtained from all chemists and progressive storekeepers. 1/6 packet (sufficient to drench two cows) or 1 71- by the dozen. ’ ** x Ladies should protect themselves frem coughs, colds, sore throats, etc., by putting about IQ drops of Nazol on a handkerchief and placing it inside a blouse. Use Nazol freely, in this way — it does not injure the most delicate fabric, 3