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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. Q.MART Models suitable for the races now showing at Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street (next Hannahs). e.e. ■OOR Smart -Leghorns, triiQmed in any shade, see Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street. e.e. TTEAVY Knitted Silk Jumpers, in biscuit, vieux rose, jade and black.— Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street. e.e. XTOW showing at Mrs. Ridsdale’s Millinery Salon, Devon Street, exclusive range of Crepe-de-chine and Georgette Blouses. e.e. /'ALJR knowledge of the Millinery requirements for Taranaki has been gained by many years’ experience.—Mrs. Pellew’s Show Rooms. d 24 "VTOUR Hat for the races. Have you A secured it. Very choice selection at Mrs. Pellew’s.’' d 24 rpHE exclusive Designs and Shapes at A Mrs. Pellew’s Show Rooms are really charming creations.d24‘ XT ATS for Matrons and Girls of all ages., ready to put on.—Mrs. Pellew’s Millinery Parlors. d 24 SPHERE is still time to put an order in for your Xmas Hat at Mrs. Pellew’s Show Rooms. d 24 ■\7ERY nice new shades in Straw HaTs. ’ Shinkee Straws in black, white and colors; trimmed and untrimmed. Leghorn and Tuskan Straws, trimmed and" untrimmed. —Mrs. Pellew’s Show Rooms. <124 jt/TARTIN & CO. sell it for less. Best quality , largest selection newest designs in House Furnishings. —Devon St. Central. TJPHOLSTERY—-Select your Coverings now, and order your Chesterfield Suites. Easy Chairs, Box Ottomans, etc., from Martin and Co., Furniture Manufacturers, Devon Street. New Plymouth. A RTJSTIC Coverings.—Moquette Tapestry, Shaddow Tissue, Titian Cloth Burlap (all colors, including black). Cretonnes, etc.—Martin and Co.’s Special Price Week.

A/TARTiN & CO.’S Oak Dressing Chests are smart, and unique in design and finish. See our window. —Devon Street Central. z ~~- TZ'APOK and Wool Beds. —Wc have a large selection in all sizes from 30/cach. —Martin and Co., Devon Street. T OOK Out for our 4 Piece Rirnu Bedroom Suite at £2O 17s 6d. Some bargain this. —Martin and Co., where Furniture is Cheaper, Devon Street (next Hoffmann’s). XrOUR Baby - would be delighted with A one of our High Chairs, in Seagrass (something new),.—Martin and Co., Devon Street. Rugs.—Black Mohair. Wilton Pile. Axminster; also a wide range of Reversible and Rush Rush, from 9/each.—Martin and Co., Furnishers. CARPENTERING —Repairs and (alterations done. Jobbing Work a speciality.—Chas. Kingston, King Street. TUST - arrived—Genuine Bohemian Accordeons,. from 30/- each; good tone; two stops.—Collier’s Music Warehouse. QOLVE the great problem by Books for Xmas Presents. tATHAT Xmas Gift is more acceptable than a good readable Book. A SUITABLE Gift for a man or~a woman or a child is a Book. T>UY Books f&r your Xmas Presents. They cannot' be beaten.

VVTHAT Gift can produce more genuine ’ gratitude than that of a good Book. THE time saved by the donor in the choosing is a recommendation for giving a Book for a Christmas Present. are always New Books. You need not therefore be afraid of giving your friend something he already has. GHHE joy given by Books is immeasureA able. Remember this when you are choosing your Xmas Presents. TT® — who gives a Book gives a true friend,, a wholesome counsellor and an effective comforter. HpHE lover of books is always the richest and happiest of men. Make your friend happy by giving him a Book at Xmas. YI/TIAT present is easier to choose than a good Book? c.n. T> EADING is a pleasure which anyone can enjoy. Hence the advisability of the Book as a Christmas present, c.n. 'V'OU can suit all tastes in Books. The types are so varied, e.n.

TO LEASE A PORTION of Mr. A. SHUTTLEWORTH’S BUSINESS PREMISES situated in Devon Street Central, consisting of : / Set of Coal Bins. Set of Timber Drying Racks. Top Room, of Main Office. For further particulars as to rent and term of Lease apply to— R. A. LARGE ESTATE AGENT, Union Co.’s Buildings, St. Aubyn Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. NOTICE. ANTED —Sufferers from headaches, blurring of print, or difficulty in threading a needle, to consult Mr. R. T. Bickerton, M.P.0.C., eyesight specialist of Wellington (son of Professor Bickerton), Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 15, 16 and 17. ’ Address* Q*.ntral Hotel,