BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 178, 7 November 1910, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The hot weather is here with a rush, and there's a brisk decision in favor of summer wear. Ladies whose summer outfit is not complete will be interested —they can hardly fail to be—in the advertisement in this issue of Messrs. Calvert and Co., the increasingly popular drapers, who announce new shipments of well-tailored linen and shantung costumes, fashionably cut and finj ished. There are also lovely blouse robes, camisoles, hat scarves in the new I Paisley designs, and hats. All highly I fashionable, and all ready to wear. i White's have anticipated summer's insistent call to the seaside by providing a very fine range of bathing dresses for women and girls. Special attention has been given to secure variety in style and coloring, so that every costume shall be distinctive, doing away with the appearance of so many uniforms.—Advt. However careless men might permiv themselves to be in the little niceties of daily life, there is one thing that they cannot afford not to be particular about, and that is their apparel. And really there is no good reason why they shouldn't get smart clothes—especially when the Melbourne's prices are so low. -4Advt.

Morey and Moore's Busy Cash Store, "opposite Carnegie Library, King-street, New Plymouth, is the best store for laces, ribbons and embroidery, fry them next time you are in town.—Advt.

Ambury's "A.8." advertisement on page 6 draws special attention to their spring shipments of apparel to suit everybody in variety, quality and price. Top for quality, bottom for price, variety unexcelled,, is their motto. Look in and around.