BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 159, 14 October 1910, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES.

From many sources comes the cry that the price of boots has advanced. This no doubt is a fact, and the truth regarding many stores; but it is not so at the Melbourne, where, through careful study, watchfulness of the market, and the many advantages possessed by the big corner store,, you will find thi usual 22s 6d and 25s footwear of other stores at 16s 9d.—Advt. In our advertising columns ladies will be pleased to learn that S. E. Cooper and Co., ladies' tailors, of Wanganui, are holding a display in New Plymouth on Wednesday and Thursday, October 26 and 27. This firm is celebrated for its splendid class of materials and trimmings, and this season's goods totally eclipse all others. A splendid range of Harris linens, shantungs, tussore and silician silks, in addition to light tweeds, worsteds and serges in plain and striped will be seen for the first time in New Plymouth.—Advt. • For some time now White and Sons have been handling a grand line of allwool Oarcaru saddle-tweeds for boys at 5s 6d per pair. By now these havt reached every nook and cranny of Taranaki. If you find any difficulty in get ting them, write White and Sons direct. In order to get the right quality for good wear, be sure they bear White's diamond brand.—Advt.

Picnic hats, fourpence each, sash ribbons sixpence yard, wide lace twopence per yard, 42-inch chiffons elevenpence per yard, French Grid gloves two and eleven a pair, No. 99 hair nets threepence each, hair brushes (mirror back) ninepence each, white table damask one and sixpence per yard, and hundreds of other bargains at the Busy Cash Drapery Stote (Opposite Carnegie Library), King street. —Advt.