Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 31 October 1922, Page 8

GREAT Bob SALE 27th October to 17th November Sensational Savings on Seasonable Goods READ THESE BARGAINS: FOX BROS.' SERC-3 SILK ANKLE HOSE— MEN’S WOOL SOCKS— Pure Wool, pure dye. (f/ll A wonderfurbargain'. Q //? Pr. Famous Bruce make, "| /Q Pr. 54in. wide. Was 9/11. ... Reduced from 4/6. U All N.Z. wool. Grey - L/ ° yard. CASHMERE HOSE— onlv ' CHECK GINGHAMS— Pure wool. Good 2/0 r ‘ MEN’S FLANNELS— Beat English make. 1/O Yd. Mack. Regular price " Made of Pure Petone J/11 32in. wide; 5 colors. 3/6 pair. all-wool flannel. P,e- ' duced from 7/11. 27in. BLACK SILK— LLAMA HOSE— _ __ -Lovely quality 10 4/3 Yd. Purewool fashioned Q/Q Pr. I momme weight. '* teg- Famous yellow ° Regular Price 5/11. label. Were 7/11. ther ends. ’an. long. ® Were pair. 28in. TOBRALCO— TRICOLINE BLOOMERS— BOYS’ ISLAND HATS —I Striped or white. 2/6 Y<L Like Fuji Silk, only 9/11 Pr ' Famous Niue Island 1/£ I Famous fabric. AA as ** - stronger. Lovely make. For all children. ' 1 2/11. new material. Were q /n ■ WHITE VOILE— VOILE BLOUSES— BOYS’ SPORT SUITS— Best'English make. 1 /I 1 Yd. Dainty Irish hand em- 1 0/6 Made of dark all wool 26/6 1 40in. wide. V.ll broidered. Regularly ™ worsted. Sizes 7to 12. v | .Was 2/11. priced up to 21/-. Reduced from 39/6. The Melbourne Ltd. NEW PLYMOUTH;. INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD. HAWERA. * ELTHAM. WANGANUI.

■ r mOBT —n Direct Shipments of < p Boots and Shoes ’ II 1 AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES. H , Carefully selected for Style, Comfort 't* |g and Lasting Wear. ■ y || : Jy~. h Sole -Agents for Canvas Shoes with Palatine Plantation Rubber Soles—a M pliable, tough and long-wearing sole ** suitable for asphalt, or grass courts, at >« prices as low as inferior goods. Sole Agent. New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones' “HEALTH" BRAND FOOTWEAR. j POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. rX/X/TTZr&If T C quality shoe house, i| I SII S £ ,U* In i TELEPHONE No. 433. W< l-Z vj W* IX. IX. 1 I—* 3 NEW PLYMOUTH. //

CREAM MAKE COMPARISONS. /COMPARE the returns you have received or been promised from your Factory during the last two years (both butter-fat and eash) with those received by your more fortunate neighbors who have been sending cream to the FRESH FOOD CO.’S FACTORIES AT NEW PLYMOUTH or WANGANUI. You* will then realise that your friends have found a more profitable jnarket in every way. THEY ARE SAVING TIME, MONEY AND WORRY. Your returns cannot improve while vou are annually loaded with heavy aljotments of new and often unprofitable shares, and by reductions for various treasons made from your monthly cheques. Consign your Cream to us either by rail or motor contractors. You will receive liberal monthly advances and prompt bonus payments at the end of each season. Separators, cans, etc., supplied on exceptionally easy terms. Do not waste another season, but send to-day for fuller particulars. FRANCIS W. COURT, Eliot Street, New Plymouth, Or Box 56, Stratford. *THE SECRETARY, St. John’s, Wanganui. ’ WANTED KNOWN. yyE SHALL BE ADVANCING THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE from month to month. 90 PER CENT. OF HIGH COMMTSEIONER’S CABLES and BONUSES to all Suppliers at the end of season. You DO NOT require to take up shares when you send your Cream to— THE MAORILAND DAIRY CO. LTD., ST. JOHN’S STATION. P.O. Box 185, WANGANUI. A: NOLAN & CO;, HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE NOVEMBER 7. (Consignments solicited. Advice cards - and addressed labels forwarded on