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Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1922, Page 4

Messrs. Morey and Son, Devon Street, announce the arrival of a new shipment of the popular sponge cloths. These eminently suitable fabrics for summer service are in great variety of plain shades and check and stripe effects. Call and view.

‘SK Mary’s Rose Show will be held on November 15 and 16. Schedules of classes are now available. See advt. on page 1 of this issue.

On page 8 of this issue will be found the sale advt. of pedigree Jersey yearling bulls, to be held... at Blenheim on Thursday, October 26, 1922, by the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., on account of Mr. diaries Goulter, of Hawkesbury, Blenheim. Mr. Coulter’s herd is well known to all Jersey breeders, and intending buyers can include in their visit a day at the Blenheim Show, the sale being held on the day following People’s Day. Catalogues of sale are obtainable from all offices of the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd.

Gibson’s Motors are specially catering for the holiday and tourist traffic this season, and to this end are importing a special touring bus next week. To mark this development, Gibson’s propose running special excursions to the Mountain House next Saturday and -Sunday. Particulars will be advertised next week.

This week’s issue of the N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review has special commendations to popularise it with the public, the illustrations being selected from a wide range of subjects of universal interest. The Australian Jockej’’ Club’s Spring Meeting is represented in a striking series of snapshots, and the final thrilling encounter between those two giants of the turf —Gloaming and Beaufort —at Randwick, is depicted in graphic fashion. The totalizator installation at Ellerslie is another interesting feature that has been specially photographed. Scenes from Deauville, the famous French seaside resort, make up an attractive set, while the centre pages are devoted to a fine series from America of prominent figures in the social and sporting world. A page of distinctive fashions from America will catch the feminine eye, in addition to the space reserved for stage and cinema stars. Other illustrations that will appeal to all are the Royal Dublin Society’s Horse Show, marriage in aeroplane , by wireless, big balloon race at Geneva, Pilgrimage to Ypres, ex-New Zealand horseman (L. H. Hewett) in India, a modern Lorelei, giant seaplane in New York to -Brazil flight, French national and sporting events, Stanley Bay A and B grade hockey teams. A two-color supplement of a leading London musical comedy star, Dorothy Dickson, is an extra attraction with this issue. The paper is on sale at all bookstalls and newsagents. * C. C. Ward has the finest selection of cotton dress goods in Taranaki at the lowest prices, consistent with good quality. Printed crepes and challis, Is yard; Jap crepes, special quality, 1/6; English crepes. 33in. wide, 1/11 yard; foulards, double width, from 2/6 yard; sponge cloths, plain, from 2/11 yard; checks and stripes, 4/6 yard. TAR SEALED ROADS. The people of Taranaki have reason to be proud of their roads. To the motorist they are a luxury, to the pedestrian they are also a boon, provided, of course their feet are free from corns. To appreciate good roads get your <|<>rns removed in two nights by “N'psem” Corn Cure., From all chemists and stores, or 2s post free from 8.A.8. Co., Box 219, N«w Plymouth.