Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 7 August 1907, Page 2

; Hand-made articles, if w „ . ■ .«ve a finish and quality wd c h lnae h ' ne-niade goods can never attain. This' . h specially S h o , vn in the knitted m » and pichers which White and Son's sell' and are fine and soft—the varn is not dod'tlh'^/ 1 "; (led by the doctors and make a lovelv

' stands fo ° ne . Cn " ,vho9 " ™™' stands for progress in aranaki it is the stands or progress in Taranakl it is the Melbourne Clothing Company. Less known m the provincl To-day the tan [ operates the three largest' men's clothing stores in New Plymouth, Stratford, and Blfnam. The reason of this remarkable, progress is not bard to find. From its inception it has always be-n the policy of tie Ann to self honest dependable merchandise, at cut prices on the spot cash principle, thus savin* money to purchasers. It has been a veritable triumph of Cash over Credit, -the hrm is still progressing. Tts business is increasing by leaps and bounds, every successive season sees the "nil's position as the premier men's clothing store more firmly established. Ho.your shopping at the Melbourne. It'll pay you.—Advt.

j You know the best place for honvt lvalue in Taranaki, and you know it's j 'The Kasli," Now Plymouth. Somehow you can always get reliable goods at their store—goods you can depend on and goods that will wear well. Th.>y have good sound saddle-tweed tracer's at Ss fid, 9s (Id, 10s fid and 12s fid; some, very heavy Melton cloth mackintoshes at 27s (id; they've some large bush rugs at -Is lid, 5s lid, and 6s lid: boys' Norfolk suits from 10s Od, heavy Iloslra singlets 3s Od, 3s lid and 4s l'ld, men's white shirts 3s lid, men's celluloid collars lOd (best makes), men's umbrellas 13s lid to 10s (Id, men's heavy tweed overcoats 255. You'll get a be'tter idea of the value when you sea the gools.' Pay them a visit.—Advt ( , 'j