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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1922, Page 6

Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide er / 1 1 Reduced CT S wool Jumpers & Sports Coats . _ Reduced 0/1 IYd from GREY, EMERALD, VIEUX >II / O irom 15 SHADES, BLACK & WHITE / 9/H. GREAT WINTER SALE. ROSE, SAXE, PUTTY, *" / ■;;/ ’. 59/6. f wwaz PT.vivr atitit ujwtoj w.T.'rnrAM' r BLACK.

Coat keeps'you dru Have you heard about them ? They are weather-proof and »■ defy the fiercest rainstorm. Cold, wet and chill will coat you money. Stay dry by using a“ Le Roy” Excelsior Coat. jw ij It rolls up and fits in a small space when not in use. No water can get through the fabric. 1/ & / \ For riding, driving, or walking you must in- /' ft / J U \ jS* vest in a*• Le Roy” Excelsior Canvas Coat. I \ \ S Each season finds our sales increasing a J gx proof that what we claim is true. No man can afford to be without one. A knowing BIlliiB*) t •! g* father will buy one for his son. They are I Bill made in small sizes for children. 1 / \ //' 7 / S New Zealand Made- Walking and It I 1 / fe-/Z/C Riding Coats. Short Coats, Motor Cycle Hi 1 H 3 b fj 7/X % Overalls. Motor Cycle Leggings, Apron Hl].. I '/ I' > 7//\ 5 ■% Trousers, Miners' Capes, Roadmen's HI V ! V //////' 7//\ % Sleeveless Coats, Sou’ Westers, Water- HU I I Ji i, Wi v I LM SIJJJ IAI S

THIS IS OF INTEREST TO YOU McGrver’s Specials. MILLINERY.—FinaI Price for Models and Ready to Wears, 5/11. Usually up to 49/6. KIDDIES' HATS—A few only. 2/6. Usual 15/6, 17/6. 4 Only GEORGETTE BLOUSES. 30/- for 9/11. Naw Serge Tweed and Worsted ONE PIECE DRESSES. Half Price. . 3 Only LADIES’ TWEED COATS. 14/6. 19/6. Usual 75/-. ALLOUR NAVY SERGE COSTUMES & GABERDINE PRICES ARE SHOWING STARTLING REDUCTIONS FOR THIS WEEK. JUMPERS—3 only. Ueual 45/-, for 14/6. 4 Only RAIN COATS, 104/-. Reduced to 42/-. Get in Early! 1 Only FUR COAT, £34 10s, for £l9 10s. Giving it away at the price! LAI?IF« I’vtwrctjOTHlNG THAT MAKES YOU FEEL WARM, AT PKKLS WILL MEET YOUR PURSE! GREY A *MTI 0U >a>SE. 7/6 for 2/11. 36m. PUR® WrT >1 iN lANGULOTH. 1/11 for 1/3. Extra Good! MEXICAN TFHJ,rre«r, UNBLEACHED SHEETING, 54in. 2/3,' 72in. 2/11. Win. 3/3. WHITE FACE VOXELS from 2/3 a pair. 40in. BORDE CASEMENT CLOTH, 2/3 for 1/11. BLACK VELVETEEN, 10/6 for 6/6. Great Value! COLOURS. 1/9. 2/9. 3/6. 4/6, 5/11. 54in. HEATHER MIXTURE TWEEDS 13/9 for 5/11. 12 uimme JAP SILK, 7/11 for 4/11. VELOUR CLOTH SERGES, GABERDINES. DOCTOR FLANNELS, QUILTS, FLANNELETTES, AT STARTLING REDUCTIONS. McGRUERS DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

REMNANTS AND ODDMENTS L J —From—- & 55 Our GREAT w,NTER sale NOW CLOSED. DURING STOCKTAKING, ALL ODD HLS : .‘X W GARMENTS, BALANCE OF MILLINERY. SPECIAL LOTS OF UNDERA CLOTHING, HOSIERY & CHILDREN’S Waft\ WEAR REMNANTS. CLEARING AT 1 HALF—OR LES? dl-tZa gEE ous WINDOWS & TABLES. MAKE YOUR PURCHASES WITHOUT DELAY! W. &A. Ambury Ltd. d« on nm Plymouth

“Amber Tips” Now obtainable from all grocers in solidlybuilt 21b. tins. This tin ie just a nice handy size for use on the pantry shelf after being emptied. Costs just the same per lb. as “Amber Tips” in Jib, and 11b. packages. Ask your grocer for a 21b. tin of “AMBER TIPS” FINE Tea

Leave it to Martins’ NfiEltflbi ’—. If yoa are contemplating the purchase of any article of general gj el furnishings, only high quality B Vf EIDERDOWN QUILTS, KAPOC j fl I QUILTS, BLANKETS (Colon- ;g Lh^^dl^**** — ial All Wool), BEDDING, etc. ; | I ® Sj find a place in our well assorted Sj and up-to-date Stock. ® | To ensure Winter Comfort see that you have your supply of » these Winter necessities. g We specialise in Upholstery in all its branches. PAY US A VISIT EARLY. OUR PRICES ARE EXCEEDINGLY | MODERATE. § W. J. MARTIN & Co., Opposite IMPERIAL HOTEL, New Plymouth. [»

STRATFORD. I 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 —Sale prices for " superior quality Roller Towelling. —Walters, Limited. FOR Ladiea’ Heavy Weight Combs., 2/3 Ladies’ Cotton Vests, O.S. Flannelette Nighties 9/11. — Walters, yVALTERSr“Limited, are showing a ’’ fine range -of Satin-faced Gabardines, 50 inches wide, 13/6 yard. 1 lyO 11/9 for Children’s Coats, InAA/ O, fant5 > Wool Frocks 9/9, 14s 3d. 19/6. —Walters. Limited. "I /"j 1 2/6 for Ripple Cloth (pink J ' A ’and sky). Floral Flannelettes 1/11. Reversible Molleton 2/11 yard.— Walters. Limited. TJTALF Price for all Millinery and Furs, and a few Left-over Costumes at Walters, Limited. 1 /Q 1/9, 1/11 for yard wide Flannel - 9 ettes, 9/6 dozen Nursery Flannelette. 1/11 for Horrockes’ White Flannelette, yard wide. —Walters, Ltd.

SPECIAL OFFER —OF—MEN’S COTTON TWEED WORKING TROUSERS —at— 9/11 pair. THESE TROUSERS CANNOT BE BEATEN FOR GOOD HARD WEAR. TRY THEM! LIMITED QUANTITY ONLY. Howell - & Howell, Devon St. East. The Progressive Clothiers (nest McNeill, Grocer)

EDUCATION BOARD RESULTS OF ELECTION TWO NEW MEMBERS. The election of a member for each of the north and central wards of the Taranaki Education Board has resulted in the return of two new members, Messrs. Hector Dempsey and Fredk. Herbert Sims, who defeated the retiring members. Messrs. Frank Hoskin and Harold Trimble. Detailed results are:—North Ward: Hector Dempsey 126, Frank Hoskin SO, informal 2. Central Ward: Frederick Herbert Sims 154, Harold Trimble 10G, informal 3. Messrs. H. J. lEaves (south ward) and S. G. Smith, M.P. (urban area) were reelected unopposed. Of the new members Mr. Dempsey is well-known, as for many years he was headmaster of the Central School, New Plymouth, and later he was an inspector under the Education Board. He has always taken a keen interest in matters educational. Mr. Sims is resident in the Ohura district, where he has heen prominent in school committees and other bodies in the district.

TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED. XfOW i» your chance to get yonr carting done promptly and at a reaaon•Ne price. Haring secured a LEYLAND FOUR-TON LORRY, . am prepared t do carting at the ■ate of one shilling per mile per ton, fun loads. Both wars charged. Starting Monday. Oth May. 1924. Minimum charge 10s per ton. Please ring up, or leave orders at A. Vaale's (’Phone IBS), Brougham Street. M. T. PMEST, CARRIER. NEW PLYMOUTH. RETREADING TYRES DON’T WORRY. Come 4 See Us. Satisfaction guaranteed. T~ T E have the plant to deal with all .»* re-treading work. rpHE ’T'UBF * rpYRE S*ERVICE IF B. Hooke- Vnlenniser.l fJ4£SW «OO -9 GARAOk -

ALiftleßub slot cf Polish™* and a polish that will last longer and is cheaper. Those are the advantages gained by using the better polish (&(•> Waxshine The bigger tin makes C-O much mote economical than imported polishes and it _ gives better resuits. Sold every- Hft where g* 94. 1/-2/- Jfc

The proof of the reliability of Sharland’s “Moa” Brand 'Egg Preservative lies in the fact that it has been on the market, for over 20 years. It keeps eggs fresh and sweet, and without, the slightest smell or disagreeable taste. Eggs have been kept for over 2 years, and were quite sweet and without taint. It costs %d to Id per dozen eggs, according to size of package bought.

Country subscribers not receiving their Daily News regularly are asked to immediately notify our circulation manager, care Mr. W. H. Humphrey, Stratford. Complaints will receive prompt attention.

You should preserve your Eggs in Sharland’s “Moa” Brand Egg Preservative. Twenty years’ experience has proved it to be reliable, jlt is economical —it costs %d to Id per dozen eggs, according to size package you buy. Sold in small tins sufficient for 14 dozen eggs, also in J, 1 and 4-gallon tins. One gallon sufficient for 180 dozen eggs.

THE MODERN WAY. “Old ways remain until some one invents better methods.” Our system of Motor Furniture Removal is now recognised as the most up-to-date way of shifting. Any distance, Town or Country. Estimates given on The New Zealand Express Company, Limited.

How Tnttfhi to run your Ford? It will cost von less if von install a “KING” AUTOMATIC OILER. Prevents burntoiit bearings and scored pistons. Particulars: R. P- M. Manning Co., 139 Albert Street, Auckland.*

REXONA SOAP FOR TENDER SKINS. Rexana Shaving nrodyega a thick creflitny lather, soothes fender aifins, and ma Res a ahave worth whUa, Sold onfy in trlan-rula’ tntattielteg boxes, price g», Qirtateftide CveW-

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