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Taranaki Daily News, 8 February 1922, Page 4

New white and unbleached sheetings have been opened out at the Melbourne, Ltd., all of which have been landed at lower cost than previous shipments. For instance: 54-inch white twill and grey herringbone twil] at 2/11 per yd: 72inch, 3/6 yard. No such values as the above have been offered since the great war. ®

The average person may not know it, but a small quantity of “Fairy Wonder” Dry Soap added to the hath imparts a delightful smoothness to the akin in addition to being highly cleansing. It is also delicately perfumed. Don’t forget next time to try a little “Fairy” in ySur bath. All grocers stock it.

TO THE EDITOR.—Sir, Through your columns I wish to draw public attention to the prevalence of a malignant type of corn in Taranaki. This matter affects everyone, both town and country. Ihose who do not suffer now nay be sufferers later. I can cure these corns. Give me a trial. I am to be found at all chemists or or send 2s to 8.A.8. Co., Box 219, New Plymouth.— lours faithfully, NIPSEM.

Rockefeller once said that “any fool could make money, but only a few got value in spending it.” Smokers who demand a good cigarette are in on a big win at Preece’s. Devon Street Central. We have secured a fine stock of choice genuine Regent Cigarettes made up by the Westminster Tobacco Co., Ltd, London. These are guaranteed all freshlymade stocks, and are manufactured from choice, fragrant and cool Virginia tobacco. We are offering these at 2/8 for 50 cigarettes. The supply is of course limited, and smokers need to get in early to Mcure a share of tha big vahiti