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Taranaki Daily News, 9 August 1921, Page 6

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on End of Season’s Goods RAINCOATS—32/G’ for 15/6, 42/6 for 19/6, 90/- for 69/6, 105/- for 64/-, £-9 19s 6d for £S Bs. TWEED COATS—99/6 for 63/-, £6 15s for £5 ss, .'£lo 10s for 7 £7, 7a. FUR LINED COATS—£22 19s M, Now £lB 10s. C»STUMBBY£6 6s for 35/-, £0 10s for 49/0, £lO 10s for £6 17s M. ‘ DRESSING JACKETS—II/6 for 4/9, 42in. WINTER TWEEDS—9/6, Now 4/6 and 5/11, 54in. WINTER TWEEDS—I2/6, Now 4/11. 54in. WINTER TWEEDS—IS/6, Now 8/6. DOUBLE BED BLANKETS—72/-, Now 54/-; 90/- now 60/-, extra large. HEAVY WHITE FLANNELETTE—2/11; Now 1/11. CASEMENT CURTAINING—3/0, Now 2/6. LADIES’ HOSE—Usual 6/6, Now 2/6 pair. HANDKERCHIEFS—3 for 1/-, 1/6, 1/9. THESE VALUES ONLY PROCURABLE AT I McGruer & Co. The Progressive Drapers NOW IN AULD’S OLD SHOP, NEW PLYMOUTH.

The Tea Habit y\^P ART from plain water, which was drunk in considerable quantities at one time, it is probable that no beverat'e on earth was ever regularly drunk by so many people as are now drinking tea. The tea-drinkers are everywhere. Their happy habit girds the world, from Sydney to Samoa, from Puntas Arenas to Rekjavik. 'J’ HERE is consensus of the best authorities that no one is harmed by drinking good tea. Sn the old days, when good tea was difficult to get, people suffered injury from the inferior sorts. But the triumph of the Ceylon growers changed all that; and the shining triumph of Ceylon growers was the triumph of “ Suratura.” £jURATURA Tea active and wholesome tonic. Its flavour is delightful, it never stales on the palate. Once you drink it, you are abundantly content to stop experimenting with other teas. However often you drink it your nerves don’t suffer; your digestion remains, unimpaired. Therefore, get the happy habit of drinking “Suratura” HAOIKS-23

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