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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 160, 23 August 1916, Page 1

iw- . sp e s Special Advertisements. Z*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X** n * We beg M S i 4* H | H M ❖ g M I S H 8 4* g g H 4 H s 4* g to announce that we are now holding our holding our Exhibition oi New Season’s Millinery, and extend our invitation to all Ladies who are interested in the latest trend of fashto call and see these new stvles. ion, g ALL THE LATEST AND BEST OF THE ADVANCED * FASHIONS ARE HERB READY FOR YOU TO SPRING INSPECT AT YOUR LEISURE Dainty Models, Beady-to-TV ears, and Tagel Shapes, etc. Chip The Moderate Prices make our New Millinery very desirable to those Ladies who seek smart styles combined with ‘ sood value A Our new Milliner (Miss Bell) is now awaiting your esteemed orders. She is an expert Milliner and thoroughly skilled in every detail of the art of Hat Making. Place your order in her capable hands, and you will be charmed with the results A. W. C AIMER U Co. Mercers 8 Drapers, Taihape. x M , X4vT4X4*X-'i*X4*X4 i X4'X4 , X4 , XvZ>i*X4*X4’X4*X4’X4*XvX4X4*XvXvX'l‘sv’ * *X*X*X*X*X*XJ N HOMEHINT Dont’t be Worried with Bills at the End of the Month It’s a great thing to be free from bills as the month eomes to an end. The pay-as-you-go system is fast cutting ont the old-fashioned method of “ booking.” Isn’t it much better to know that you are not running into debt, to know that nobody has any call upon you, and that the cash you have in hand need not be held back to cover what is owing to this and that shopneeper. t*x*x*x*x*x*x 4* H 4* M 4* N 4* N 4* N 4* N 4* N 4> H 4* N 4* N 4° N 4* N »% H 4* N 4 M 4* H 4* H 4* M 4* 4* H ■h *■ 4’g 5 g g a M 4* M 4* 4* | M i 4* g M | 4* g g g I tt4^*X*X*X*X*X*X4*X*X*X*X4-Z4*X4’X*X«*X«*2*X#X*X* Bennett’s Cash System the Best Method is It saves you money by seeming you better values and lower prices. It encourages thrift, and is especially advantageous during the present unsetsled conditions. Buy all your needs for cash at the Store which has cut out the extra cost of goods which was represented by book-keeping, and bad debts, and other attendant expenses. BENNETT’S