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McGruer’s Specials for this week Navy, Black, and Fawn Li*le Hose, fine make. 3/11. Special Price 2/3. White Knitted Gloves, 2/11. Special Price 1/6. Black Silk Ankle Hose. . Special Price 4/6 Extra Quality Silk Hose. Black with Purple, Green, Navy. White, and Grey Colouring-. 17, 6. Special Price 10/6 Striped Crepe*, heavy quality, "2/11. Special Price 1/6. 40in. Dress Materia], Cream and Grey. Special Price 1/11 yard. White Voile, 40 inches. Special Value at 1/9. 54 in. Wool Dress Materials From 8/1 x yard. LOOK!—Sponge Cloth Dresses, with Chenille Trimming, £5 ss. Special Price £3 15s. Great Value. Georgette Dressra, White, Blue. Fawn ami Canary, 89/6. Special at 35/-. Children's and Maids’ Crepe and Zephyr ’ fesses, 20in. 22in, 24in., 27 to 30inu, 31 to 34in., 36. 39 to 44in.. 3/”> 4/6» 7/6, 7/ 1 G 8/6, 9/6, 11/6, 17/6. These are a sample lot, and worth double the money. 66in Damask, 7/6. Special at 4/6. Tea Towelling. -Special at is per yard. Calico, worth 1/9. Speciah at xi|d. 40in. Navy Nurse Cloth. Special at 2/3. NOTE.—Only a limited quantity at these prices, so be in time. McGRUER & CO. • The Progressive Drapers New Plymouth

Come and See the New Spring Fashions THEY’RE all here for your inspection and selec- | V&/ | \ tion—a delightful display of Fashion's latest /\> /L>l and most becoming styles, in Costumes, Dresses, Blouses, Millinery, and everything else for your £r-l personal wear. fal And *what will please you as much as the I K sight of these charming new things, are the mod- II ! < \ erate figures on the price tickets. 11 U CALL AT YOUR LEISURE— I' uK|I YOU ARE ALWAYS l\|j W. & A. Am bury Ltd. DBVON &ISSEET ’ SUV PLYMOUTH *£.o ___________________

YOUR NEW SUIT! Have jyou ever thought of the GREAT SAVING IN COST w .y having your Suits MADE TO MEASURE ? WE SPECIALISE in this branch of the Clothing Trade. FOR FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP Our Garments are UNIQUE. Let us measure you for that New Suit I Howell & Howell, THE MEN’S WEAR STORE. DEVON ST. (Win at. .. .. NEW PLYMOUTH.

The Proof of the I Padding is in the I Seating! | •A real easy chair, one which H | ie easy in fact as well as in ** * name, gives comfort that is almost beyond expression. *r Your wants in EASY CHAIRS AND CHESTERFIELDS OF DIFFERENT KINDS p can be met at this store. We can honestly recommend each one because we know how they are made. Honestly constructed frames, tested webbings, and strong, resil- E ient springs, together with expert upholetery and attractive cover- t ings. When we add that the values are supreme there is no more to | be said than to ask you to inspect.« w Will you call? MARTIN & CO. ‘XlSr’' DEVON STREET CENTRAL NEW PLYMOUTH. I

FOR SALE- | fflUllllllHlllllimilllllllllllllllllllllll’ T>ATA. Tawa or Ma ire Firewood, and ! » RID YOURSELF ■■«■■■.. ™I ’ IBWinimonmillllJlllllll ’ruck at Inglewood or delivered by ar- A?* !•» «r.«t. A PPIy - SCOTT H? General Carriers, I gg S b LETT & FOSTER 1 You can commence DECORATORS to put your stomach and liver troubles behind you MOA STREET. INGLEWOOD, from today whether they take the form of pains after eating, headaches, biliousANNOUNCE that they have com- pea, ot constipation. The . M ra nrst t h inf , 1S io Rlve help menced business as De. orators, ana your digegtive organs are prepared to undertake al! classes or Mother Seigel’s Syrup is HOUSE A SHOP DECORATING, inHu I- real ton j c f or stomach, ing PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, a liver and bowels. It tones up, SIGNWRITING in any part of the dis- stimulates and strengthens trict. them, thus enabling them to Best Materials and Best Workmanship perform their vital funcGuaranteed. lions easily and naturally. Estimates Willingiv given. Then sioniach and liver ’Phone 106* troubles become impossible. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. The large bottle costs 3 and contains 75 average • doses, or less than one halfyEW pLYMOUTH TO rfAWERA. penny » a bottle RETURN DAILY I '' ..n-eeter Car - TAKING Depart—New Plymouth Currie Street). , g I Daily News Office, at 4.30 a.m.. ar- i I T rive at Hawi-a 7 a.m. (catch Wan- . I F” ganui train). K ■■ I | Departs—Hawera 7.15 (Royal Hotel), ar- Jk B | I {Jjy B I rivt* New :. at 10 a.m. I W S Sz3 I U i “*« * I FARES: New Plymouth to Hawera 10s., * Hawera to New Plymouth 7* -J § I "j C DYKES, Proprietor. IdiinnnninOiUULldliUUlUululh.

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Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1921, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1921, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1921, Page 6

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