Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Taihape Daily Times, 11 July 1919, Page 8

FOR Boots, Shoes, and all kinds 01 dainty footwear for ladies, for dressy-looking wear for gents or lantes, G. E; Little is not equalled. G. E. Little, the Shoe Merchant. LALLELY LIGHT is r.-heaper to zun than Kerosene and candles——it gives you all the comforts and conveniences of electricity in your homes and cliéminafes all%-xrisk of fi_rQ.fl‘Qm~ naked lights. Write or can tq_—glay._§o;~ par-" ,ticulal's_ —“-‘TAIHAPE MOTORS 1.1 D.

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- _..r‘"',—tf{;€§‘C". - , ' r Customers spending 50/ - cash during y__.Z‘-45” - , - ‘ :3: §f,f:,s"'-"’~'_“_’»§;?_:.l_i'liji_«"l;-ir.‘.3gf:‘_W§jf;".:':‘ ' ' _ STARTS 26th JUNE AND LASTS 14 DAYS. _li. is true that. prices are not. going to drop suddenly,‘ because of world shortages and because labour, which is about 85 per_ cent. of the cost in production, has increased from 25 to 1_1(_) per cent. within the past_ tWO years- But 11'» 15 true that fo!‘ 14 days Of Our Midwinter Sale values are going to be so good that buying will prove an INVESTMENT and not an expense! v_ ‘ - _ V ' 0 . 0 0 Special Sale Prices Special Sale Prices 1 prevailing in the Showroom, including DRESSES, on DRESS GOODS,‘ REMNANTS, MANCHESTER COSTUMES, COATS, FURS, MILLINERY, UNDER- - SUNDRIES AND REMNANTS. Also on lines of CLOTHING, BABY WEAR, CHILDREN S WEAR, HOME FURNISHINGS and CLOTHING FOR MEN BLOUSES, SKIRTS, APRONS, ETC; AND BOYS. 0‘ 0 o ‘ Special Sale Prices c Cash Discount of 10 per cent. 4 ; on RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES, iqtialling 2/- in tlie £3, off all regular lines. This alone I ‘ STOCKINGS, NECRWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, is worth journeying to town for, isn’t.,' ~? This Sale \ FOOTWEAR. of ours means a. saving on every attic! j yqy! : > ~ - ’ 0 ' r Business Hours. 2, f ' Wednesday is our lialf—holida_y when we V.w « ~_;i :i‘" 3.: Close at I.]oQn_ Open all other days 9 to “, - :‘ ':."~ : 5.30 C0Y(1itln11iOl(11Sly_:‘ rS:iltlll"dd&lyS E; to 9. ‘k * my A‘: l ' ‘ , sth. ' i ‘ ‘- "1 » - T- , ing (;lSl?alapl‘e[?By.l‘at\l;n2§neSi'o?‘y Sale, Wnl]l?Cll' opens Thursday, 26th June, at 10 a.m. ' " Luncheon and .Refi‘esh.ments served up- i ~~ stairs in\ our own Rooms. " OPEN ALL’: DAY EVERY SATURDAY. ‘