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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 312, 9 January 1908, Page 2

An accident wai narrowly averted in Devon street yesterday. A lady ani gentleman in trying to pass one another started that familiar dodging backward* and forwards just outside the A.fl.C. 800 l Shop. Just when a crash Beemed evident, both their attentions were druwn lo fhe startling prices for footwear in the above firm's window, and instead of rushing into one anothei they rushed into thia familiar shop, and each made a cash purchase from the numerous bargains offered. But imagine their surprise when the genial manager gave them a 10 per cent, discount as a Christmas-bos for paying cash. These great offers are now open to everyone at the A.B.C. Boot Shop. You know where to get them now, bo don't start There's a shop in New Plymouth called "The Ka»h." .'list about everybody in Taranaki knows this shop, and everybody knows it's just below Nolan's auction mart in Devon-street. They've a splendid lot of men's and boys' clothino there, and you ean rely upon getting honest, dependable goods at a moderate figure. They have a suit called "The Prestwcll," which is specially made for them, and is favorably known through out Taranaki. The prices run from 4!>s 6d to 05s, and many people mistake them for five-guinea suits. Boys' clothing they do well, and they have juat landed about 00 Conway suits, the prices ranging from 13s 6d to 27s 6d. Norfolk suits they have from 10s 6d to 30s, sailot suits from 4s 3d to 9s (Id. Don't forget to pay them a call. You'll be sure to be wtufled.—Advt