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New Spring Goods

McGruers have opened DIRECT SHIPMENTS FROM LONDON AND PARIS MILLINERY MODELS, READY TO WEARS, STRAWS SHAPES. & CHILDREN ’S HATS. MODELS from 27/6, 35/6, 42/6, 49/6, 55/-. READY TO WEARS, 17/6, 19/6, 22/6, 29/6. RUSH HATS from 1/11, 2/3, 3/6, 4/6, for Ladies and Children. CHILDREN’S HATS from 8/11. .SILK HATS from 2/11. FOULARD DRESSES, 32/6, 45/-, 59/6. NAVY COSTUMES, fast dye, new styles, from £5 12a 6d to £lO 10s SPONGE CLOTHS, SILK DRESSES, uOOL CAPES, GABERDINE CAPES. NAVY FROCKS, fast color, with plain and pleated Skirts. Special 59/6. ALL WOOL KNITTED FROCKS, New Goods for Summer Wear, 37/6 HOPSACKS in Checks and Stripes. 5/9, 6/11, 13/6. VERONA CLOTH. Navy, Henna. Lemon, Navy Blue, Fawn, Red. SILK A WOOL CLOTH, washing, suitable for street, afternoon and evening wear. "Soft and durable 11/6 yard. CREAM GABERDINE, 54in.. 6/6 yard. TAILORING ShRGE, 54in., 22/6'for 17/6. Special offer. NEW NOVELTIES in FANCY DEPT.—JUMPERS, SILKS, NEW VEILINGS, GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK HOSE, GIRDLES. MANCHESTER GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES. CALL TO-DAY AT w ATI WIWI/1\ W 9 NEW PLYMOUTH.

STHE NEW SPRING MILLINERY FROCKS AND COSTUMES ARE HERE. QPR ING, 1922, easily eclipses past Spring Seasons for 'ts wealth of new styles and originality of effects. THE NEW MODELS form a pretty scene —bright new trimmings—attractive shapes—and above all— MODERATE PRICINGS add to the desirability of the display. INSPECT while the showing is still complete. W. &A. Ambury Ltd. DBVON NEW PLYMOUTH

I g Spend your Evenings in Comfort | AND YOU’LL ENJOY YOUR EVENINGS IN COMFORT. U.. _ _ A CHESTERFIELD and a cou- g *<* 15* j *-S_ P ,e of EASY ■£“ CHAIRS are the g ‘"’rnlE 7 , 1 Jr most appropriate £ k? »<>«■ y° ur I £ ft. .aft. > . ■ jIV dining or sitting § IV 1% .JT"' ’?' ** room, and will not E HK only add to the g E beauty of your ’ 63 ’ rooms, but g. WILL STAND I ACTING WEAR! a I Call and see what we have to show you in the furniture line— £ you’ll be impressed with our present showing of up-to-date furniture. g We chieflv specialise in Rimu and Oak Furniture —THE KIND f YOU’LL. APPRECIATE. OUR PRICES ALWAYS MOST ATTRACTIVE. | W. J. MARTIN & Co., DEVON STREET, FURNISHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. | ■M»w*' , °vSgX t iTxg’Ziggx g.xa-~ 7

MOTHERS! MOTHERS! . BUY YOUR BOY’S SUIT NOW FOR 10 DAYS ONLY we are offering our FULL STOCK OF BOYS’ SUITS At a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of 5/- in the £. JX>NT FORGET! A Genuine Saving of 5/- in every ’.£l spent? SPECIAL VALUE STORE, Howell & Howell, Devon St. East, The Progressive Clothiers (next McNeill, Grocer) Pianos on Easier Terms iet f h Price cm 35 Monthly Net cash Price on 35 Monthly Price. Hire System. Deposit. Payments. Price. Hire System. Deposit. Payments £sd Sad Sad Sad Ssd Ssd Ssd Ssd «••• 44 • 0 346 146 67 10 0 77 12 6 589 213 42 1» • 48 IT C 3 8 • 1 6 0 70 0 0 80 10 0 512 10 2 210 4S • • 51 15 • 312 6 1 T 6 75 0 0 86 5 0 6 010 2 510 4TlO* 54 1 I 3 16T 191 80 00 92 00 68 11 28 11 M*t 57 It t 4 t T 11® T 85 0 0 9T 15 0 617 0 212 0 53 It t ft T C 4 4 7 112 1 90 0 0 103 10 0 7 5 0 215 0 55 t t 63 5 t 483 113 8 95 00 109 50 713 1 218 1 57 It t 6t 2 6 412 8 115 2 ICO 0 0 115 00 812 312 fttt 69 tt 416 8 116 8 105 0 0 120 15 0 892 342 <2 It t 71 17 6 5 ® 9 118 3 110 0 0 126 10 0 817 3 3 7 3 HOFFMANN

■RESIDENTS OF KAPONGA. AND Xv DISTRICT. OBTAIN YOUR MEAT SUPPLIES FROM R E. WILLIAMS & SONS, BUTCHERS. None but the Best Quality. Prime Bulloek Beef and Wether. Hare just secured 25 prime bullocks fattened by E. J. Meuli, Esq., Okaiawa. Our carts deliver to Awatuna, Te Kin, Kapuni, Manaia, Mangatoki, Matapu, and Mahoe. 'phon® 17 S, Kasonga

“DO-BE” SOAP 'J’HE ‘DHOBIE” BOY (washerman) in the East never boils the clothe*, but still they are alway* white as enow. If you wash your clothes “DHOBI E” WAY your washing-day will be half as long. “DHOBIE” SOAP is made in Taranaki. Instruction* on “Dhobie” labels.

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Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1922, Page 6

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740

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1922, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1922, Page 6

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