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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1921, Page 7 (Supplement)

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FOR MEN A fine range of Ready-to-wear Suits in the latest , designs, in Worsted Tweeds. Prices from £5 19s 6d to £8 10s. The above are specially made, and trimfjLf med with the best of linings. We guarantee these '-Sjx suits to give satisfaction, both in wear and appearance. ■ You are advised to make your choice early, as we expeet a rush at this time of year, CLARE BROS. ** ELTHAM

MOTOR CYCLISTS | Large indent of Accessories just landed from Home, ♦ all to be sold at Home Prices (including Tyres and Tubes) ♦ during Xmas Week. What I have got nobody else has. I .111 Motor Cycles in stock will be sold at 10 per cent. Y less than prices advertised. See list on front page, all of 4 which I guarantee to be mechanically sound. ♦ AU Purchasers of £3 worth and over will be presented j with a pair of Gauntlet Gloves (lined), worth 27/6. This Y is no catch. You get your Accessories at from 10 to 15 ♦ per cent, less than my usual low price, ami also a present X of a pair of gloves, if you get separated from three X pounds or more while in my shop—providing lam the ♦ separator. I AT THE | Eltham Motor Cycle Repair Depot: J. H. BODLE f

GOLDSTONE’S Eltham Xmas Shoppers are well advised to do their purchasing at this well-known up-to-date Store, where they will find a comprehensive range in all departments. GLOVES MEN’S HOSIERY HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS » , TIES UMBRELLAS IVI UMBRELLAS R . WALKING STICKS A HANDKERCHIEFS PERFUMES srLK SHIRTS FANCY SOAPS CAps ANTIMONY WARE 0 STETSON HATS HANDKERCHIEF SACH- „ BORSALINO HATS ETS, Etc. <B> RUGS, Etc. SHOW ROOM. Choice range of LADIES’ BLOUSES in Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Silk, etc. Also the newest in JUMPERS, LADIES’ PLEATED SKIRTS, COSTUMES, HATS, etc., at Goldstone’s Big Store :: Eltham

| C. A. WILKINSON, Limited J Eltham and New Plymouth g S iLast year we notified that we were appointing Mr. g Flyger to represent us in New Plymouth. g o This year we have pleasure in announcing that we 3 are building a Warehouse in New Plymouth, Mr. Flyger g being in charge. g WE CATER SPECIALLY FOR—o Building Requirements—lron, Nails. Paints, Oils, ete. g g Farmers’ Requirements—Manures, Seeds, Wire, ete. g X Large Stocks of—Cement, Lime, Drain Pipes, General 3 g Hardware. . 3 I Please write for quotations It will pay you. g 3 Address: Mr. O. E. FLYGER, Box 227, New Plymouth; g Or C. A. WILKINSON, LTD., ELTHAM. g

after pleasing others. Mr Bowen was having his Christmas dinner with the Reillys, and the seven-year-old son of the family was present. “And what are you going to be when vou grow up, young manl” asked Mr. Bowen of the little boy. • Well,” replied the boy thoughtfully, "after I’ve been a minister to please mother, an’ a judge to please father, I'm gain' to be a policeman.” WANTED TO BE SURE. A certain physician was noted for his reckless automobile driving. One day when he answered the telephone a woman’s voice asked him if he intended to go out driving that afternoon. “No- I hardly think I shall have time this afternoon,” replied the doctor. “But why do you ask?” -Well.” replied his anonymous questioner, "I want to send my little daughter downtown for some thread u you are not going.”

Holiday Season When planning for your Holidays, don’t forget that you have a corn. The pain of it will mar your enjoyment. Your holiday will do y »n no good unless you cure that corn. Spend 2/- on a bottle of the guaranteed cure—‘NIPSEM’ Corn Cure /_•» Cli a mlats and Stores, or Post Zxee f«c«i 8.A.8. Co., Box 219, New Plymouth.