BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 227, 19 January 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

DockriU's special clearance sale of footwear is proving an excellent draw, judging by the volume of business so far transacted. Several lines, showing the heavy reductions in price, may be found in our advertising columns to-day. • During the sale White and Sons are clearing a lot of first-class ladies' belts at (id and hs each. You can easily pick up something useful for everyday wear, and some are suitable to go* with your best dress. "Whites are also selling a line of really good silk petersham at Od per belt length". When your horses stand in their stalls day after day without work it's said, "They are eating their heads off." So with drapery goods that remain on the shelf season after season: the cost mounts up the longer they remain unsold. Messrs. Moray and Son don't allow such practices in their establishment. With this issue they call attention to a great, clearing out 'of children's hosiery to make room for new goods. Mothers, now is the time to lay in a stock of footwear for those romping children whose stockings are always needing darning.

Ladies who wciir tlio all-wool Canadian costumes .-Sold by the' Melbourne can stay in the water as long as they like without fear of witching a chili. Moreover, these costumes are durable, and will not sag like inferior cotton garments. Ladies' costumes 7s (id; men's (is (id. They'll not get out of shape. Advt.

French kid gloves, 2s lid a pair; wide sash ribbons, Od per yard; 42-inch chiffon, lid per yard; leather belts, Is each, are some of the special lines to be found at the Busy Cash Store, opposite Carnegie Library, King street, New Plymouth.—Advt, ~ js"j.*; m