Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1922, Page 2

For Summer Days The matter of seasonable weights in ladies’ wear has met with our full consideration, anti we are thus enabled to display a good range of LIGHT-WEIGHT COSTUMES that are exceedingly well cut, and finished with every regard to detail. The. latest shades are presented in V- X this display, while the materials are /jn ■ / all of the highest quality, LOVELY RANGE OF MATERIALS, J/J jj including Gabardine, Tricotine, Serges, Tweeds, Face Cloths and Cheek fjl Ff / Suitings. Truly a remarkably fine W (kjql display of all the most popular fab- I ///I rics, converted delightfully into the P / f I W most becoming Costumes. l m SMART SERGE COSTUMES, semi- II II fitting, in fawn and saxe, 14gns. | A f NA.VY COSTUMES in all sizes, I j trimmed with braid and fancy I In stitching, From 6gns. 1 /' BROWN COSTUME, W. size, pret- llwa tily finished with Oriental Em- j\ US broidery, £8 15s. Call and see these really splendid Lj Values and Smart Styles. Jr DRAPERS HEW PLYMOUTH.

VALUED IN PURSER FURNITURE IS ACCOUNTED FOR BY THESE FACTS. 1. We manufacture all our own Furniture. 2. We employ only thorough craftsmen, who take an interest in their work. 3. Our well equipped factory and up-to-date plant is conducive to good results. 4. We season all our timber, and carry approximately 65,000 feet of Oak, Maple and Rimu. 5. We have been 25 years building our reputation for we 11 made Furniture, and cannot afford to juggle with the confidence of our clients. 6. Our soft Furnishings we buy directly from the actual makers, and so cut out warehousemen’s profits. PURSER’S LIMITED, HOME FURNISHERS. Devon Street, New Plymouth; and at Inglewood.

PLACE YOUR BUSINESS t \ -- WITH—- \ MCNEILL iXT 1 you waut to h ave t ' ie BEST QUALITY GOODS AT j t LOWEST CASH PRICES. f You’ll greatly appreciate what f ❖ there is to be saved by dealing + at the store where QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICES go hand in hand. x GLANCE OVER.A FEW OF OUR PRICES:— . X 4. Sugar, IA, 20/. bag; Oatmeal, 5/0 bag; Ceremilk Calf Food, 26/0 X £ 2001 b sack, 1001 b bags 14/-; Meggitt’a Meal, 15/- lOOlbe; Nugget X J Boot Polish, 3d and 6d tin; Fresh Herrings, Gd large tin; Cornflour, T ❖ 8d lb; Edmonds’ Baking Powder, 1/7 large tin Dates, 7d lb; Hari- J cot Beans, 3d lb; Washing Soda, 121bs for 1/6. A X Full stocks of Produce, Farm Seeds, Manures, Hardware, Build- X ❖ ing Material, Oils, Paints, etc. 4 A Get our prices if you wish to economise. X i J. McNEILL, ! GROCER & GENERAL MERCHANT. Telephone 207. DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. | THE MODERN WAY. 1 TWO BORECASTS! “Old ways remain until some one in- 'J'HAT New Plymouth goes Bone Dry vents better methods.” Our system of next election; so will yhUr new Motor Furniture Removal is now recog- home be if built with WINGET OONnised as the most up-to-date way of CRETE BLOCKS. Apply—shifting. Any distance, Town or Country. Estimates given on application.™ The New Zealand Express Company, SMITH AND CASSIE, Limited. NOBB’S LINE. NEW PLYMOUTH.