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In the realm of household economy the discovery of “Fairy Wonder” washing powder has come as a boon and •. blessing to tired and overworked housewives. There is nothing to equal it for washing clothes snow-white without t-h< aid of soap and washboard drudgery. Try it; of all stores.

Men! New Easter suite are being shown at the Melbourne, Ltd., and include some stunning effects in dark check worsteds, Harris tweeds and Bannockburns. Prices of these range from 90s to £6 10s. Fine serge suits, pure .wool and indigo dye, now only £7 106.

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. Those who do not suffer now may be sufferers later. I can cure these corns. Give me a trial. I am to be found at all chemists or stores, or send 2s to 8.A.8. Co., Box 219, New Plymouth.— Yours faithfully, NIPS EM ’ To the man who is a confirmed smoker the first consideration is a good pipe. With that as a foundation he knows he will get the best results from indulgence in the weed. A pipe that ie light in the mouth, cool to the tongue, well finished in appearance, and 3U : . t of good briar, and set on to a hard, neat mouthpiece, gives a man that contented feeling of happiness. Such a pipe is the Civic, made in all shapes and sizes. A guarantee is given with each “Civic’’ at our shop, that should the wood burn or crack we will replace with a new pipe. Only one price, 12/6. W. H, Preece, tobacconist, Devon Street Cen< tral, New Plymouth,

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Taranaki Daily News, 11 April 1922, Page 4

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288

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, 11 April 1922, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, 11 April 1922, Page 4

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