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Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1922, Page 9

* The OPEN WAREHOUSE! Messrs. GEORGE S’ DOUGHTY r LTD. j Wholesale Warehousemen _. _ * WELLINGTON HAVE ENGAGED THE Lloyd George Hall, Hawera WHERE THEY ARE SELLING All Classes of General Drapery DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC! AT SAME PRICES THAT GOODS ARE MARKED IN OUR WELLINGTON WAREHOUSE. Jp view of the fact that all “Home” cables advise a hardening of Dra* pery prices, we assure the public that such an opportunity as we offer is not likely to recur for a very long time. MAIL ORDERS. Our Wellington Warehouse will continue to deal with Mail Orders Ifttn Country Customers. No price lists are issued, but we invite prospective purchasers to state full details as to description and quantities of goods required, and WE GUARANTEE TO EXECUTE ORDERS AT THE SAME PRICES GOODS ARE MARKED IN OUR WAREHOUSE. All business is NET SPOT CASH, and remittances must accompany orders. Kailage, postage and exchange on cheques must be borne by purchasers. Owing to the extent of the range of our stocks, it is impossible to publish a full list of all lines, but appended are a few items of interest: Ladies’ Hosiery, Woven Nightdresses, Vests, Camisoles, Fleecy Bloomers, Ladies’ French Kid Gloves, Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, Plain and Striped Fugi Silk, Georgettes, French Crepel de-Chine 27ins. and 36ins., White Jap Silk, Indigo Serge, Gabardine, etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mats, etc. Real Shadow Tissues, Sheetings, etc. Towels and Towellings, Flannels, Flannelettes, Shirtings, Blouses in Georgette, Silk, Crepe-de-Chine, etc. Underskirts, Ginghams, Crepes, etc. Men’s Suits, etc., etc. These, together with innumerable other lines, are being sold DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC AT HEAVILY DISCOUNTED WHOLESALE PRICES. GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LTD. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN 61-63 VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON ESTABLISHED 1891 - . Weak, Anaemic r and Nervous fosng Girl’s Sufferings from Indigestion. Palpitation, and Dizziness. Sound Health restored by Dr. Cassell’s Tablets Miss Florence Parker, 11, Aspinallstreet East, Sidd-all, near Halifax. England, says:—“lt is two years since I fell ill- I just lost strength till I was 4^*.'VA a? weak as a kitten. My nerves became f BreffiNrjr A x frightfully shaky and food I never J a?/; \ wanted to touch; the very sight of it / Lt \ made me feel ill. My mother did every- / & \ thing she could to tempt my appetite I I with dainty things, but it was always an : I effort to eat at all. Very often I had 1 I palpitation, and sometimes a dizzy I 1 feeling th?# made me afraid to cross the \ f street. I trembled from head to foot, and "~~ in f ac t was just a bundle of nerves. 'V • • 4?*“ y During the day I lay about weak and gg--' j ..-.iZi a Y * wretched, and everybody thought I was 'ft if --"■ ■■y not long for this world, I looked eo 0/3 rLf&r* l white and anaemic. No me di c j n€ did any good until Dr. Cassell’s Tablets were tried. Then it was wonderful how I picked up. My appetite came back and my nerves grew steady, and so I went on improving fast, till in a few weeks I was able to go to work strong and well again. Nothing has ever troubled me since; I am in splendid health and feel ever so bright and active/* Dr. Cassell’s Tablets [HI 1/9 A 4/- Th. Cnfa.r.al Hom. B.m.dv lor otep- £t!' (the 4/- size Kdtwbz 9r«ak6e«n &M?tannezs Wiufieg tinue and you Lain* the more Nerrs Failara Antemta F piutian will know the economical; KiensyTreuNe V.tai Exhaajfloa joy o f health A 1 1 Cb»mi«ts NacrastMwa Inftgactoon Narvouznan and rigour, and Store* Aak S*cciaMj valuable tor Nurainc Mothara aal Auriac EQUALLY for Dr Caaoell'a Critical Pano* of Lito. SUITABLE k. Dr. Cai—lli Co., Ltd.. Manehottrr. Xnp. FOB CHIIJ>B«S. fa 7 ."Maos— a aa——aw | I BgggFg fe IRJ i Rja IkfesJ i /SwWIFP atßiw i>r 1 jg® Examine your house. Decay begins at the surface. Examination will reveal whether the surface is intact. Don’t wait until decay has taken possession of the fabric. Save the surface with good paint. Paint now —use Shermm-Wiu.ia.ms Pawt Prepared. S-W-P is a durable paint made by an expert paint-making organ sation. It preserves and beautifies, enhances value and eliminates wasteful expenditure for repairs. / Insist on S-W-P—the advantage will be yours. '-- - /CO - /E» \ T.P. Hardware Co., New Plymouth. / the \ r .EARTHgI A. E. Surrey, Inglewood. / •] W. Proctor, Waitara.