BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 101, 6 August 1910, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

However careless a man may' be in the little niceties of daily life there is one thing he cannot afford not to be particular over, and that is his clothes. And really there is no reason why he shouldn't get the best —especially just now while the Melbourne Clothing Company's prices are so much reduced Evidently Mr Heath has met with abnormal success in .his efforts to realise ujion Mr. Blythe's stock of drapery and clothing. He announces this morning that he is desirious of finishing up this week if possible. To this end Mr. Heath intends to see that every purchaser gets at least two pound's worth of, drapery for one pound. Therefore it is good policy to be there early. From to-day all the balance of White and Sons trimmed hats left over irom the present season will be cleared at 2s lid each. There are only about one hundred of these now in stock, yet many of them were among the more expensive. matters not, however. Out they must go, as the firm are busy stocktakTft'rA t A hats that were 48 6d to each are now to be had at Is lid If you want blankets at about half price now is your time. Morey and Moore, of the Busy Cash .Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth, are determined to clear all their stock of rugs and blankets by the end of the week. Amburys' 'great cash sale has proved a record. The valnes offered have given great satisfaction to purchasers. The hrm report record days and record weeks, winch proves the genuineness of the reductions and the high appreciation of the public. The sale has another full week to run, closing Saturday night, 13th inst AH goods of a winter nature will 'be turned out for clearance at' slaughtering prices, in many cases half price or less. The offer for the week is large parcels for smalj money, at Amburys one address, Devon street