Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1922, Page 8

Sale Bargains FRESH LOT ADVERTISED IN THIS SPACE EVERY FEW DAYS DURING SALE. EVERY LINE A SUPERLATIVE BARGAIN. COME A-RUNNING FOR THEM, AS THEY’RE A-SELLING FAST. 42in. MADAPOLAM, LLAMA HOSE. SHIRLEY POLICE BRACES. Fine Silk Finish. A 1/Q Fine Pure Wool. 4/11 Pr. Beer Working Brace Q/Q r * glorious cloth for lin- ' Good dye. Reduced ' made. Usual Price ' gerje. Was 2/3. from 5/11. 3/11. HOYLE’S NAVY PRINT. LADIES’ SINGLETS. PRESIDENT BRACES. Famous Print. None so l'/Q Extra large size. No 0/3 Famous Shirley Q/Q Pr. good- 30in. wide. ° sleeves. Grand for l * / ° make. This is no O/ U Was *l/11 * Summer wear. Were imitation. Were 4/11. tt 3/8 ‘ PARIS GARTERS. TUSSORE SILK. WHITE TOWELS. Men’s Sock Suspen- 1/11 Pr. 2/in. wide. Clean. 3/11 Best quality in the 7/11 Pr. ders. of beet known JLJL smooth Japanese make. store; 51 x 22Jin. < /1S quality. Were 2/6. Was 4/n .' • Were 9/1E e ‘AEBTEX” UNDERWEAR. GREY SHEETING. SATIN LINGERIE RIBBON. Celebrated mesh Sing- 7/1 1 54in. Herringbone 1/11 3/Bth inch. Lovely .4 |D. e^-5 Trunk Draw- ' make. A grand bar- ' quality. Pretty de- ** ers. Reduced from gain. Was 2/6. signs. Was 6Jd. 9/6. GAMTLAWN NIGHTS. PENNINE SHIRT. BOYS’SHORTS. Popular new material 11/fl Favorite Working 7/11 Made of Fox Bros? 7/I 1 Pr. in pastel shades. Be- J -- L ? 0 Shirt. Dark Pat- ' famous indigo all- ' duced from 13/6 and terns. Reduced wool Serge. Sizes ]5/j. from 10/6. _ 2to 6. The Melbourne Ltd. c.'.u NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD. —HAWERA. ELTHAM. WANGANUI.

g—l=S ES E3OES I Direct Shipments of I Boots and Shoes AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES. ' M Carefully selected for Style, Comfort / $ and Lasting Wear. 0 11 Sole Agents for Canvas Shoes with » Palatine Plantation Rubber Soles—a J pliable, tough and long-wearing sole , suitable for asphalt or grass courts, at / I prices as low as inferior goods. 51 Bale Agents New Plymouth District for Crocjcett and Jones’ -‘HEALTH’’ BRAND FOOTWEAR. I ! POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. W-'W fl ¥ f ¥ ¥ ¥ 9 QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, a DOCKRILL b ;

i TEED’S TEED’S | Cattle Medicines | TEED’S RED WATER DRENCH. § g TEED’S CALF “SCOUR” REMEDY. J TEED’S CATTLE TONIC, No. 65. g TEED’S COW DRENCH (before and after calving;. g g These preparations are all useful to stockowners. All are well-known and tried Remedies. . . g Obtainable all Stores and Merchants, and enquiries 5 solicited from S TEED & CO, j ? VFTF'RTN ARY CHEMISTS NEW PLYMOUTH. a

CREAM MAKE COMPARISONS. pOMPARE the returns you have received or been promised from your Factory during the last two years (both butter-fat and cash) with those received ay vour more fortunate neighbors who gave 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 market in every way. THEY ARE SAVING TIME, MONEY AND WORRY. Your returns cannot improve while you are annually loaded with heavy allotments of new and often unprofitable shares, and by reductions for various reasons 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, on PER CENT. OF HIGH COMMISSIONER’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. L: A: NOLAN & CO;, HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE NOVEMBER 7. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded «n *- application.

What Returns are You | Getting from Your Soil ? If your soil is thick, sour, lacking free nitrogen, or sticky, it *:* ♦j- cannot possibly yield the crops which you expect as a result of your 3* labours. ♦> * There is one sure way to make your soil 100 per cent, efficient, A and that is to use | LIME LIBERALLY. 4 * LIMING is no experi- J ment. for LIME id Na- ❖ I fare’s great soil tonic— /—J| * it sweetens and rejuven- * X ates sick, sour soils —it /// T releases that great essen- J *♦* I tiaI—NITROGEN—it is / X t THE PLANT FOOD ' * | crops require The use -jgSJUgB tt I * o. Lime is always »> i lowed by results ’vhieh ❖ * no other fertilizer can/Gr-.= X Tr '-T ❖ * give. A '■' ■“ X | AMNERS’ LIME | “ (burnt and unburnt, suitable for drilling), 6 is a product of certified quality. 4 t START USING IT THIS SEASON. | Write To-Night for fullest particulars, or ask your Merchants | •? for Price List and Order Form. i. I Amaers’ Lime Co., Ltd. I * LIME & LIME PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS, t NAPIER. I 4* * .

W. H. JAT®S, GUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. OPUNAKE. 'P'STIMATES given for all descriptions of building work in town or coun-

BANISHES ALL PAIN. Pain in anj’ form, be it Neuralgia, Rheumatism, or Sore Muscles; that pain if you so much as move—all these pains aud more are easily controlled by Dr. .Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniiinent. Not an internal remedy, but working through the pores of the skin. Dr. Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment penetrates-goes into the seat of pain, and banishment is the result, Apply the Liniment with the palm of the hand-rub until the friction creates a warm glow; anl the pain leaves you as if charmed away. Life should not be spoiled by pain and swfferir.y when Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment is ready to relieve all aches and pains. The evCr-reay family remedy. Obtainable evarywhefS*

trySalmon—Sardines— Crayfish Oysters arc all the more appetising when eaten with a dash of Sharland’s Vinegar—which possesses a full rich flavor and is brew«d from pure cane sugars „> »