mTfWTw i I i It //* *"* *** i | NEW SEASON'S GOODS 1 at NEW SEASON'S PRICES ! These will interest every lady of taste. Such an aggregation of lovely things for the Summer Season. X Favoring you, these prices will appeal to everyone. X Put hesitation, then, on one side, and come in to-morrow. *•* Thk range of new season’s goods is our first limited shipment. There-* fore if you require a new Frock or a Blouse, do not hesitate, but f CALL AT ONCE. j STBIPED FUGI SILK, in a large range of colore, 8/11 yard. . £ SILK CREPES in Fawn, Pink, Navy, Helio, Green and Peacock Blue, <oin. X wide, 8/11 yard. !" 36in. WHITE WASHING SILK, 7/11 and 8/11 yard. 36in. Black Washing Silk, 8/6 and 9/11 yard. COSTUME SHANTUNG, Heavy weight, 9/11 yard. KNITTED ALL SILK JUMPERS, 4 guineas. KNITTED SILK FROCKS in Mole, Vieux Rose, Fawn and Grey. | A large selection of DAINTY WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, prettily trimmed X with Lace and Embroidery, in W. and ON. 1 ’ INSPECTION INVITED. I Drapers NEW PLYMOUTH. "ft*W* ’t**t*’t 1 *♦ v'r'rn ♦ B Glorify the Home! Spring is already here, and the time is ripe for brightening dull rooms for the Bummer months. j You’ll perhaps need j JiEW CURTAINS, NEW CARPETS, ! NEW LINOLEUMS, NEW LOOSE COVERS OR ( RENOVATIONS. Our Stocks are splendidly ready to meet every demand, I from Cottage or Mansion. CONSULT US FOR BEST. RESULTS AT LEAST EXPENSE. I PURSER’S Ltd. j RED POST HOUSE FURNISHERS. j NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOD
Beware Influenza ! None of us will forget the dread Influenza epidemic of 1918—and the re- , cent cables telling that influenza in its most severe form has broken out in Tonga, reminds us that the last visitation came from the Islands. PREVENTION is better than cure. The utmost care : should be taken. At the first sign of the 11 Flu “ go to bed immediately, and do not get out for any reason. Take | IrishOMbssj This safe and sure remedy proved of | immense value in the last epidemic. . Thousands testify to its merits in promoting recovery and saving the lungs : from serious trouble. Better still, it is the best specific in guarding against | Influenza infection for it forms an antiseptic film on the throat and bronchial tubes, hence Influenza germs cannot find lodgment. Escaped “Flu” in the Big Epidemic Mr. J. Rhodes, Salisbury Street, 1 Christchurch, writes: —*' We took Bennington's Irish Moss during the In fluenza Epidemic, and are quite sure that it saved us a lot of trouble.” Be on guard—take the surest preventive measures—-take Bennington’s Irish Moss during the present danger. The Family bottle—large size :s only 2/6 Everywhere. 2Q2 LLQTt]
HAVE YOU EVER SUFFERED THE AGONY OF NEURALGIA? There Is no noetl to describe Neulalgia. Those who have endured its torments do not wish to recall it. Thdse who have never Buffered could not understand. But this is unnecessary suffering. Neuralgia need not bo endured. Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment has put an end to this martyrdom. Rub It on the forehead, back of the neck, ou the gums. Dr. Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment smoothes out the pain, draws out the Neuralgia like a magnet. Obtainable at all chemist* and 4UTM.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1921, Page 2
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