Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 25 September 1922, Page 6

Ladies’ Cotton Singlets, 1/6 each; special quality, extra large, only 2/6, each. New Check Zephyrs, 28in. wide, 1/- yard. Special value 36in. Fine Calico, only 1/3 yard; much better value than many well-known makes.

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never fails.

| Daintiness and Distinction t X QKR latest consignment of imported models, ready-to-wears and untrimmed Millinery is now awaiting in•j* speetiou. £ The goods have openX ed up exactly as they j left the creative Salons —in all their original t / eharm and exelusive"i* ness—thus presenting ? MOST SATISFACf yw TOEY SIGHT A FOR SMART I f F [ /0\ SHOPPERS. * ( j The new Millinery 5 -x V i Modes and the Novelty ? \ rn 'sjV'W N Trimmings are of super- < I lative beauty, while the j* ''v 'A 1 prices marked through- ** \ Y\. ou t will be found deX I' cidedly reasonable for J; v these height-of-fashion J goods. | OUR MARKINGS ARE THE MAGNETS THAT DRAW | DELIGHTED CROWDS! J Yo . u are cordially invited to view this unique display X of Millinery, which will be made for a few days only— X hence the need for an early visit. X AVE ANTICIPATE YOUR CALL WITH EVERY | PLEASURE AND CONFIDENCE. | JOHN K. AMESBURY, ¥ + STRATFORD.

The Utmost in Flavour, Quality, and Economy. 3nly a percentage of the world’s crops can be classed as FINE tea—the tea that brews most economically, surrendering the largest measure of exquisite flavour and fragrance to the hot water. “Amber Tips” is a blend of Ceylon’s choice Fine tea—the best you can obtain. “AMBER TIPS” FINE Tea