Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 21 October 1922, Page 6

C. C. Ward,

NEW PLYMOUTH, ELTHAM. HAWERA.

STRATFORD MARDI GRAS. Stratford’s a busy place. It is hustling and bustling with Mard’ Gras activities. Everybody is smiling. Things are humming. Everywhere there’s a BUZZ! BUZZ!! BUZZ!!! SHOP ON BROADWAY TO-DAY! Buy it at a Mardis Gras Stall. Every candidate goes into business to-day and opens a Shopping Stall on Broadway. TO-DAY—SATURDAY. Broadway will be a street of stalls. Sales of produce and other articles which are good for man’s eatables, likewise his wearables. Look out for the Midhirst' live stock. Donations of produce for Midhirst-Wharc-huia may be sent to M. G. Headquarters. Donations of various commodities to be sent to the Harvester Co., next R. H White’s. j We don’t know where the 8.8.’s and A.S.A.’s are planting their goods, but they’ll' probably have them up their collective sleeves. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. MIDHIRST DANCE IN MIDHIRST HALL. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6. SPORTS DANCE, PARISH HALL. Gents 3/-; Ladies 2/-. . Orchestra of four performers.

HART’S BIG VALUE STORE pRICES THAT BEAR COMPARISONt Medium Capstan Tobacco, 1/9 tin. Havelock Tobacco, 1/7 papket-i Havelock Plug 1/5, 11/- lbHavelock Mixture, 1/8 tin. Yankee Doodle Tobacco, 1/8 packet. Three Castles Cigarettes, 4 packets 2/6, Woodbines Cigarettes, 6d packet, 241 boS Capstan Cigarettes, 7d packet. Bell’s Matches, Plaids 9d dozen. Bell’s Slides Matches, 1/9 dozen Bell’s Tins Matches, 1/6 packet. Loewe Pipes, 12/6 each. Autostrop Razors, 25/6. Gillette Razors, 5/11. Gillette Blades, 2/9 packet. Cadman’s Bengal Razors, 7/6. Big Ben Clocks, 21/*. Pond’s Icilma Face Creams, 2s. Kolynos Dental Cream, 1/4. Cuticura Soap. 1/4. Cashmere Bouquet, 9d and-/7. i Bath Soap, large, lOd. gSg Barilla Soap, 9d. SHOP BY POST. I Country Customers can rely on quicM service and every attention. HART’S BIG VALUE STORE, ; DEVON STREET, NEW

NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. 8.8.’s DANCE, FIRE BRIGADE HALL. NEXT MONDAY’S A HOLIDAY! IT’S NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. And there’s only one place to spend the day— NGAERE GARDENS. NGAERE GARDENS. • It’s better than going to see the gee-gees run at Waverley, foj you can’t lose your money at Ngaere. Sideshows and Novelties in Profusion WANGANUI’S S.A. SILVER BAND. WANGANUI’S S.A. SILVER 30 INSTRUMENTALISTS 30 A big, bright and breezy day for the A.S.A. Mardi Gras Queen candidate. THERE WILL BE NO COLLECTION BOXES ON THE GROUND, SO DON’T WORRY. Prices: Adults 1/1; Children 6d. KEEP NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT FhEE! BIG COMPETITIONS'NIGHT. BIG COMPETITIONS NIGHT. STRATFORD TOWN HALL A great official night. And it’s at popular prices: 2/- and 1/-.

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