Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1922, Page 6

C. C. WARD’S GREAT WINTER SALE. NEW PLYMOUTH, HAWERA, ELTHAM.

, '"**'* w he Roy J' Coat keoyyyyou dry, Have you heard about them ? They are weather-proof and defy the fiercest rainstorm Cold, wet and chill will cost you money. Stay dry by using a“ Le Roy“ Excelsior Coat. lt rolls up and fits ia a small space when not in use. No water can get through the fabric. gg? For riding, driving, or walking you must in- 1/ / K \ vest in a“ Le Roy” Excelsior Canvas Coat. i I \ \ ~ Each season finds our sales increasing a °| proof that what we claim is true. No man css can afford to be without one. A knowing wti \ father will buy one for his son. They are / X•*» made in small sizes for children. / \ / 5 New Zealand Made. Walking and i ’ « I f yMF “X, S3* Riding Coats, Short Coats, Motor Cycle UL 1 Z sS Overalls, Motor Cycle Leggings, Apron m L I y If' 1 \ \ * Trousers, Miners' Capes, Roadmen’s 1I I 4Zk '//s \ 9 Sleeveless Coats, Sou’ Westers, Water- |\U I proof Aprons. UvA 'A I Ross & Glendining, Ltd., N.Z. / IgSiggl "| i j lAj th Uj > 1 “Amber Tips” Now obtainable from all grocers in solidlybuilt 21b. tins. This tin is just a nice handy size for use on the pantry shelf after being emptied. Costs just the same per lb. as “Amber Tips” in and 11b. packages. Ask your grocer for a 21b. tin of “AMBER TIPS” FINE Tea