Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 17 July 1907, Page 2

HE SEAL OF i HAS been set upon every garment we sell. . Nowhere else will you Had iucli good clothes sold at such low prices in such groat variety. OY'S STOCKINGS, heavy I MEN'S ALL-WOOL SOX f'bbed, 9i pa i, 'OY'S KEEPER COATS 3/11 TROUSERS ... ON WAY SUITS ... 7/6 I GRANDEILLE SHIRTS W. T. HOOK I [AM, THE CASH CLOTHIER DEVON AND BROUGHAM STREETS, . NEW PLY NEW PLYMOUTH

Your Winter wants arc many, and il pays tn be |>itrtii'Uli\r about youv o'.otliinsr. When you're exposed these oilil mornings, doesn't it make yon wish your sinjjlct and undcr|):ints were just a wee bit warmer. Just think Dl' tin- coin fort you fret nut of suitable clothing, and then think of the small amount of money you require to buy these. Then send rijrht away to us for the goods, ami you'll be salislied. We're the most reliable Stock at Lowest Prices in town, and you'll do well to look its up when you're next in town

We give below a few of our prices: 50 Men's Mackintoshes, Usually 455, now 27s 6d. 12 dozen Men's Full-sized Flannel, 2s 3d. 25 Pairs Men's Heavy Tweed Saddle Tweed Trousers, 16 Dozen Ros'yn Ribjied Singlet", all sizes, ,1s (id. IS Iten Roslyu Ribbed Underpants, all sizes, 'is SKI. 12 dozen Roslyu Ribbed Sox, all sizes. Is. 40 Men's Suits, all wool tweed, 2.35. i Dozeu Busli Rugs, nearly 0 feet long. 4s lid. 3 Dozen Boys' Knickers, sizes 7'sto 14, 2s I id. THE KASH," DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

Deare at Home. OEARE, THE SHOEMAN, IS NOW IX HIS NEW PREMISES IX DEVON" STREET, NEXT THE RAILWAY CROSSING. lIE HAS BROUGHT WITH HIM TO HIS NEW SHOP HIS EXCELLENT REPUTATION' FOR BIG VALUES AT LITTLE PRICES, AXD INTENDS MAINTAINING AXD EVEN EN'HAXCIXG THAT REPUTATION. HE'S NOW HOLDING A HOUSE - WARMING SiLLE. AND GIVING . SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. NOW IS THE TIME ! TO CALL AND GET EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS. Deare, NEXT RAILWAY CROSSING, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH PERMANENT PASTURES. Basic Slag i!stl il I"! ABSOLUTELY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURHS FOE FARM LANDS, BOTH GRASS AND CROPS. SLAG (Thomas' Phosphate) and KAINIT (Potash) make the grass grow, and increase tlie carrying, which meaa» more milk, fatter stock, and more money. The effects ion are lasting, the growth the second and ™„ 6 „ater than Hie first. Thousands of tout i --■ d annually in the Waikato for top-dressing. I NOW IS THE TIME! APPLY THK MANURE AT ONCE THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. PROCURE FROM NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH BTEATFOED

BOOT EXHIBITION. 800 T S. ! children's boots and shoes. < hii.dreX's school hoots. ladies' hoots axi) shoes. ladies' evexixo shoes. ladies' cosv slippers, (jkxts' hoots a\d shoes oexts' evextxd shoes ckxts' nrsixEss roots DAIRYMAN"';? SELECTED HOOTS EAR\IKKS' RELIABLE HOOTS STITOXC, WORKIXO HI KITS BEST VALUE. BEST SELECTION. New Zealand MOST RELIABLE. MOST COMFORTABLE * Clc thing Factory. NEW PLYMOUTH BBAHCH,