Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1922, Page 6

£7OO. WOOL. £7OO. £7OO WORTH of WOOL JUST LANDED. The Shop that carries the largest and most varied stock of Wool in Taranaki. ALWAYS IN STOCK: Beehive 2-ply, black and white, 8d per Soz. skein. Beehive 3 and 4 ply, black and white, 1/3 per loz akein. Beehive 2-ply Ivorine, white and colors, 1/6 loz ball. Beehive 3-ply Ivorine, white only, 1/6 loz skein. We have arranged regular supplier of Paton’s and Baldwin’s Wools, and our present stock of 3-ply Super Wheeling and 3 and 5-ply Super Fingerings, ore the best shown for yea»s. Orders per Post receive prompt attention. Postage paid on all orders for 20s and over. MAWKES & CHAMPION WOOLS, HOSIERY & UMBRELLA SPECIALISTS, KNITTED GOODS MANUFACTURERS. 277 DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.

toothers | give the children I | Jdonningtons - | I Kiddies take Bonning- f ja ' 'fl’s Irish Moss ''S g r.aulv. It won’t upset f K tiie httlr-stofiiach-acts IB si>eedily--contains no N® rnnul drugs or nar- E cot.j.cs. 1/«and2/6. K i . bottle in tne i S iiotne. be sure you get j 9 Bennington’s. • S j

A few shillings spent in the free nst of Nazol to protect the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose and throat from Coughs, Golds, and Sore Throats, etc., is better than hours of suffering.

If you get a chill, with- sore throat and tightening of chest, tackle it at once with Nazol. It grips quicker and more effectively than most remeaies.

I Zeal&nifia i ~ = == Elegance and comfort are = S happily combined in Zealandia S ~ footwear for ladies. Wear 3 K Zealandia Boots and Shoes. S ~ Why give employment to J SSS people in foreign countries when your ZZ own sons and daughters are capable y? S and willing to make the goods. In = Muafacturei by d&KW/ f *“"• SKELTON. FROSTICK & CO. Lillie 3E S CkririAarch, Auckland, ~ S Made in our own = *•* country on the SZ, 3= n latest lasts. S V ,COTT ■ s/o = niiiiiiiiiiiiuii/miiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiHHinuniiiiiiiiiiuiuniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiita

Tell the whole story with BROWNIE f Pictures —the story of your home life, your It! W\ holidays, your week-end trips, your 5 ; I; LI pattimes, sports, and hobbies—tell it f ' ' v ir I W with happy Brownie snapshots. I J h I kill ' Mr There are simple little Box Brownie \. b Cameras for the children-—really efficient, yet inexpensive picture- Q makers. Prices from 12/9 upwards. fl Folding Autographic Brownies for older folk, from 52/6. Autograph _ ri £gg Kodaks from 47/6. Send for ** The Call of the Kodak’* —Post free. H. J. ABRAM. Chemist F. W. HALL, Chemist TEED’S PHARMACY Local CAVE’S KODAK A VARIETY STORES R. PAINTER, Cb.mi.t, INGLEWOOD ue««r.. w MclNN[s Ch. m i.t; W.A.BROWN, Ch.mi.t; STRATFORD J. O’HAGAN, Chemist, EL I HAM

What Better Proof could you have of the regard in which “Amber Tips” Tea is held than die fact that its sales have increased every year for twenty-five years ? “Amber Tips” is a blend of Ceylon’s choice FINE Teas. And FINE teas, remember, represent the utmost in quality, flavour, and economy. 4< amRFR The l&m "fine” h tneJ hv W AJUF A tea experts to describe only the better grades. They cost *l"* a little more per pound, but j; g much less per cup.