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Plain Fuji Silks, 29in. wide, from 4/11 yd; Tussore Silks, 33in. wide, 3/6 to 7/11 yard. Crepe-de-chines add Georgettes iu all shades, 7/11 yd; 40in. wide.

Cotton Fabrics at Amesbury’s Becoming and attractive materials of light, filmy, airy texture, shades to suit the season, which are bright and the very latest. You will find among our selection the very material to make an effective Summer Dress for yourself. Look through the following, but remember to really realise the beauty of these fabrics you must see them. These prices are quality goods:— 30in. Drillette, Navy (Indigo dye) 1/11 yard 30in. Cambric Print, fine stripe, etc. * yard 28in. Nurse Cloth 1/G yard 40in. Check Ginghams (fast colours) 1/H yard. Good Quality Jap. Crepe (all the beat shades) 1/6 yard 40in White Voile (excellent value) 1/6 yard 40in Floral Voile, fine quality, Grafton’s new designs .. 4/6 yard Foulards, 40-inch, satin finish, big variety of patterns .. 4/6 yard 40in. Delainette, pretty designs 2/6 yard 27in. Delainette (suitable for Children’s Dresses) 1/- yard 42in. Sponge Cloth, plain shades 4/11 yard 44in. Check and Stripe katines 5/11 yard 36in. Dress Cretonnes 2/3 yard 40in. Dress Cretonnes, heavy weight 2/6 yard 28in. Cotton Crapons 1/11 yard 44in. Organdie Muslin (white only) 2/11 yard 44in. Swiss Organdie Muslins (12 shades) 4/6 yard JOHN K. AMESBURY, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

Drunkenness Declining k . in New Zealand —-Nearly Half in 8 years Official statistics show that in the last eighl years there has been a marked decline in the convictions for drunkenness in this country. The figures for 1921 being nearly 50 per cent, less than those for 1914. Convictions per thousand of Population 1914 - 12.06 1921 - 6.94 Government Justice Statistics 1921, p. xiv Mr. Massey says: “ J T is a fact that New Zealand is a temperate country —probably the most temperate in the world outside France” Then why all this fuss that the paid Prohibitionists are making? Vote Continuance How to Vote: 1 Vol. f w NATIONAL CONTINUANCE UVotr Hr STATE ASfi-ir'&OTTSiOt You MUST striK« out TWO LINES or your vote is INVALID 72 Issued bn the National Council of the Licensed Trade of New Zealand

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Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1922, Page 6

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356

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1922, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1922, Page 6

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