Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1922, Page 8

Last Week of Sale t THE GREAT TURN 01* THE TIDE SALE HAS SEEN AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS, AND COULD HAVE BEEN CARRIED ON FOR ANOTHER THREE WEEKS, BUT IT TRUST END DEFINITELY ON SATURDAY, 18th INST., IN ORDER TO MAKE WAY FOR THE OPENING UP AND MARKING OFF -OF £2OOO WORTH OF MERCHANDISE EX DIRECT STEAMER “PORT DENISON.” DON’T MISS YOUR SHARE OF THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS. CALL OR WRITE. > - - PIECE GOODS. LADIES’ APPAREL. MEN’S & BOYS’ WEAR. 32in. Check Ginghams .... 1/9 yd. Tricoline Bloomers 9/11 pr. Boys’Good Braces ...... Gd pair. 42in. Madapolam, silk finish, 1/9 vd. Catnilawn Nightdresses 11/6. Shirley Police Braces .. .3/3 pair. 28in. Tobraleo, striped & figured, fflm,-™ !•>/« Shirley Presidents 3/9 pair, o/o vd Voile Blouses 12/6. Men’s Petone pi anne i 3 5/11. 27in. Hack Silk, 10 luomtne weight’ 2 T iece Costumes .... 4/6. Children’s Island Hats 1/6. 4/3 yd. Silk Ankle Hose 3/6 pair. 'Men's Island Hats _ _ 1/9. 32in. Hoyle’s Navy Print, 1/8 vd. Cashmere Hose, all woo] .. 2/9 pair. 3 ». J o-tr ’ ■ Men’s Kaiapoi Trousers .... 17/b. Znn. Tuaspre SBk 3/11 yd. Llama Hose 4/11 pair. Boys’ Fox’s Serge Shorts .... 7/11. Tge ■■■■ ?'*, Llama Hose (Yellow Label) 6/6 pair. ' Sizes 2 to 6, 7 to 12, 9/11; 13 40m. English Voile 1/11 yd. to 16 11/6 54in. Grey H.B. Sheeting .. 1/11 yd. Ladies Singlets (Bertha) .... 2/3. Men’s Hard-wear Trousers, 9/6 pair. ’SOin. Grey H.B. Sheeting .. 3/3 yd. Ladies’ Singlets (Anita) 2/9. Men’s 9oz. Nelson Denims, 7/6 pair. Min. Black Sateen 2/9 yd. Cashmerette Blouses 7/6. Men's Boz. Grey Denims, 7/6 pair. The Melbourne Ltd. NEW PLYMOUTH. INGLEWOOD, STRATFORD. HAWERA. ELTHABL WANGANUI.

» " '-ff£S3ESSESESS | A Refined Taste [| in Shoes 7/®r* IHik il DM is a mark of good sense and good fea ‘ breeding. It can be gratified in full 1 with a small expenditure by selecting I I high-grade English and American Foot- I wear now offering at Dockrill’s. ’ JS I Quality Highest. Prices Lowest. \ J Sole Agents for Canvas Shoes with Palatine Plantation Rubber Soles —a pliable, tough and long-wearing sole Eg 9 *?' '"A• n I suitable for asphalt or grass courts, at prices as low as inferior goods. Sole Agents New Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. | g POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. I/’ K¥J 9 c* QUALITY SHOE*HOUSE, || ' DUvKKiLL S TELEPHONE No. 433. & O, a. NEW PLYMOUTH. r■ ■■ „!■ r— t w- '' ■ -a-™-

J7Y.ES FRONT! Saving at the Spigot and wasting at the Bung-hole. That’s what you’re doing by not having your clothes cleaned by us. Costumes. Suite. Hate, Gloves, Fura and Overcoats pf all descriptions when cleaned by us are clean. Make no error when having yours done, and gee it is done at ' M C CULLOUGH’S Opposite McNeill’s, Devon Street, New Plymouth. The BEST CLEANERS. DYERS. HAT RE-BLOCKERS & RE-MODELLERS IN TARANAKI.

MOTOR CYCLISTS TV? are now established, and carrv complete stocks of all usual lines of tyres and accessories. Prices absolutely bedrock. Expert Repairs executed to Cycles & Motor Cycles. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. FRANK SYKES. LIARDET STREET. (Hound Melbourne Corner.)

FARMERS. BOVING TURBINES, 'PHE product of the largest and most successful Turbine Manufacturers in the world, can ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER at a fraction of the cost at which you ■can purchase it. Isn’t this worth considering? ON EXHIBITION- HAWERA SHOW. Full particclars from Sole Taranaki Agents— H. N. MAUNDER & CO. H. N. MAUNDER, A.M.I.E.E, 32 Nelson Street, HAWERA. Also on show at Taylor and Roberts, Inglewood. L; A: NOLAN & CO?, HIDE, WOOL AND SEEN BROKERSNEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE DECEMBER 5. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded on application. C. D. MATHEWS. CAR PAINTER & HOODMAKER. PAGE STREET STRATFORD. ’PHONE 320. jPAR HOODS, best English hood cloth, with aide curtain. onmnlata. ,£l2