Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, 21 September 1918, Page 1

Special Advertisements. / \mkm THE NEW—THE SMAET AND > Y THE GOOD—TO BUY AT « 4 . GARDNER'S rf "I saw the dearest little hut in £ the world to-day," said Mrs. fig Wigwag, to her , poor tired fig hubby, "on his return from busi- & ncss. And v of course Wigwag, <A> seeing prospects of a request 'Z for some cash to buy the said J| "dearest little hat," dolefully J replied: "That's just like you g—always looking for the fig dearest instead of the cheapest" j»| It cannot be said of the shop- > 4 per who comes to !<& CANKER'S shop"- 2f Eor her Spring Hat. On the contrary, prices on every untrmmed ► shape, ready to we;ar or trimmed model in the millinery showroom «> are marked at'decidedly economy prices-although newness. ir.diM- & duality and attractiveness are big features in every instance. M

X JrlL JL Hoisery You Buy at t l«.wk raccs Three Cjrooa Points, Ladies' Silk Ankled Hose in white, black, It. grey, battle grey and Tussore 4/9 fc Ladies' Silk Ankled Hose grey, 6/6; tan, white, 7/6 Ladies' Spun Silk Hose, 6/9 Ladies' Black Mercerised Lisle Thread Hose, 1/9, 2/3, 2/6; 3/11 Ladies' Black Caslimerette Hose, 3/ Ladies' Black All Wool Cashmere Hose, 3/6, 6/9, 6/11; 7/6; 8/6 Ladies' Black All Wool Eibbed Cashmere Hose 2/9, 3/6, 4/6 Ladies' All Wool Cashmere Hos e> Garbadine shades, 6/9 Ladies' Heather Mixture Hose, 3/11, 4/9, 5/6 Ladies' Knitted Wool Hose, (gr ey ) 6/6; (fawn), 5/6 Children's f Tan Sox, 4—2/4: 5_ 2 /6; 6—2/9; 7—2/11; B—3/ Children's Black Sox, sizes 3t 0 12, 2/2 to 4/6 Children's J Sox, tan, black, sid e clocked sizes 3 to 8, 1/11 and 2/3 ASSOETED LOT OF CHILDREN'S CASHMEEE EIBBED LONG STOCKINGS, sizes 2—l/11; 3—2/; 4—2/3. 1/6 per pair to clear !' THIS IS A BAEGAIN A 4,\" A AC[ ' ■*■ ' ■*■ A A'A A« ■