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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1922, Page 6

New seaSoflS Special value Silk Ankle Stockings, Black non-ladder Silk Ankle Hose, ' Overalls', Ir ' X1 ''’ ‘ in<l /*▼ 1I r 1 CclSh H UUUU3 -black and all new shades; with mock black only; 4/11 pair. Now in Stock; Sheer Linen and Linen C. C. WHrQ. Phone At DpPaC seams; very good quality. Only 3/9 Black All-wool Cashmere Hose, worth ’ r ’ ,U C 3 AL OpCCIHI I FICCS l )air - 4/6; C. C. Wards Price 2/11. Jumpers and “rocks. “ NEW PLYMOUTH, ELTHAM. HAWERA,

McGRUERS' DIRECT SHIPMENTS EX REMUERA & CCRINTHIC, JUST 0- NED, COMPRISING MILLINERY. ONE PILJE Dr USSES, CHECK DRESSES, SILK DREISLs, JUMPERS, SILK HOSE, SPONGE CLOTH, SERGES, GINGHAMS, CREPES, Etc. Along with these we are showing the follov. L . : SPECIALS White Crepe, 1/3 yard. White & Black Lisle Hose, Tussore Silk, 33in., 2/6 yard. 1/9 pair. White Voile, 40in., 1/9. ’ Silk Hose. 2/11, 3/11, 4/6, 7/6 Double width Foulards. 2/9. to 29/6 pair. 40in. Striped Crepes, 2/6 yard. Ready to Wear Hats, smart & 54in. Tailoring Serge, 29/6 for new goods, 12/6, 18/6. 22/6, 23/6. to 37/6. Hoyle’s Print, 1/9 yard. One Piece Frocks, 17/6, 19/6, 72in. Unbleached Sheeting, 2/9 to 95/-. yard. ' Navy Costumes, silk lined, Extra good Calico, 1/6. fast dye, From £5 17s 6d. Hemmed Serviettes, 1/- each. Silk Blouses, 14/9, 18/6, 22/6, Short Curtaining. 1/6 yard. 37/6. Cretonnes, 1/3, 1/9. 1/6 to 4/11 Ladies’ Vests, light and durRibbons, sin. wide, Saxe, able, 2/6, 2/9, 3/6, 4/11. Brown, Vieux Rose, 1/- yd. 1 < AHITT* Bl 7011 progressive McGruers, FOR QUALITY GOODS. SPLENDID SELECTION. REASONABLE PRICES.

AMBURY’S ANNOUNCE SPECIAL SUMMER & y tI / / —*n—\\H ALL departments 'xW wlwm i ’• laR-W — oll — TUESDAY 10th & Onward. /jr'r®' \\i&' Many Beautiful Novelties >'* 'V in Everything to Wear. AAAID I I O Drapers & Milliners, riIVIDUII ■ Devon St., New Plymouth.

WHY WORRY? WHY WORRY? WHEN YOU CAN BUY A GOOD RAINCOAT at 45/Just the thing for the summer showers. THEY’RE CHEAP, LIGHT AND GOOD. SEE THIS LINE TO-DAY! N. B. HOWELL, THE SPECIAL VALUE STORE. DEVON STREET EAST. NEXT McNEILL’S.

I L_J» j Modern Diningroom Furniture ■ at its very beet is to be found here. ( Dining-room Furniture is only one section of our extensive ( stock—but it certainly deserves special mention. Everything for the Dining-room is here— ( SIDEBOARDS, T/aBLES, CHAIRS, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, Etc. in various designs, well built in Oak and Rimu, and marked at un- j usually moderate prices. jj CALL AND INSPECT EARLY. £ W. J. MARTIN & Co., DEVON STREET, FURN.# lir -- - NEW PLYMOUTH. j(

PATEA BRICKS REDUCED FROM MARCH 1, 1922. JJY price for Building Bricks will be £4 per thousand on truck. Take notice bricks from Aramoho to Patea 10/6 per thousand extra on railage. B. M. LOCKHART, PATEA BRICKWORK®, DUKE STREET, CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE. ID ATA, Tawa, or Ma ire Firewo J, and Rimu or Hinau Fencing Posts; on truck at Inglewood, or delivered by arrangement. Apply— SCOTT. Carrier, Next Bank of New South Wales, INGLEWOOD. “DHOBIE” SOAP *‘Dhobie” Soap cannot be beat I Washing-day is quite a treat, The clothes are hanging white and sweet, The folks admfre them from the street VVE pay 5/- for beat original verse on ’’ the quality of “Dhobie” Soa-p. A change will appear every second week. Watch papers. Yours may appear any £ime. All Competitors must send a ‘’Dhobie”