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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 7 March 1917, Page 1

Special Advertisements. >♦♦♦♦»■ The New i| Productions. MILLINERY ! COSTUMES ! FUR WEAR ! The New Season ushers in many beautiful and exclusive styles in the various lines, and we have secured a y particularly fine choice of these modes. \ , ESSENTIALLY SMART IN CHARAC- ** -TEE and bearing, the hall v|-A MARK' OP DAME FASHION'S API'ilfelX PBOVAL. THESE FRESH AND CHIC NATIONS MUST COMMEND / THEMSELVES TO POPULAR / FAVOUR [ The Millinery is distinctive and sim- \ pie. Black (especially Black Velvet) >■} is once again in great favour, while &i beautiful shades of Green and Bronze J find great prominence. fflMsMss The Costume s ar © smartly cut with full shapely effects—coats fairly long— WBflflMr an d Pnr is much in evidence as trimA VISIT TO OUR SHOWROOM WILL PUT YOU RIGHT IN TOUCH WITH THE SMARTEST FASHIONS TOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. k. W. GARDNER §ICO, Drapers S Mercers, TAIHAPE. x*x««««*x««*x«*x#z«*z*x*x««*x*x«««* If Thou Wouidst Reap ' Thou Must Sow Money! That's a fine old poverb with a deal of meaning in it. It is only by paying cash that cash can be gained—buying on credit is absolutely wasteful and altogether outof-date. The truth of the proverb is best exemplified in BENNETTS' ALL-CASK TRADING SCHEME. Prior to the inauguration of this scheme,, credit trading was rife in Taihape, and housewives were thereby pay--ing infinitely more for their supplies. Eetailers were forced to charge a little mote here and there to make up for bad debts, accounting expenses and collection fees. Now this was hardly fain to those customers who always paid CASH, so we determined to abolish for ever, the credit system, and place everyone oil the same basis. The money which we save, we pass along to our customers —to YOU! [LET'S HAVE A TRIAL ALL CASH | ORDER. H. D. BENNETT Ltd i»xii«*x*x#x*x*x«*x««*x*x*x«#x«*x#x*x*x?