BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 234, 8 February 1911, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES.

A hundred hats at a shilling each—hats that were good goods at 5s to 9b 6d each—are a "moving line" at Calvert and Co.'s sale. Two hundred at 2s lid each were a huge advertisement for the store. This fresh Jot will probably go off like hot cakes, too. There are stacks of remnants and Oddments, priced ridiculously low, and many other bargains that are well worth the attention of the ladies of the district. The sale has been very successful, arid to make sure that the shop will bo busy right through, to the last day or the slaughter, there lias been another tremendous slicing down of prices.

Time may como and time may go, but drapery and wearing apparel 'will always be wanted. Speaking of time, reminds one of the rapid approach of the last day of Morcy's great summer sale. In this firm's usual space appears a fresh announcement, which warns all who love a bargain, to act now, and speedily. The great summer sale closes its doors on Saturday the 11th, but before then many fine bargains will find their way into the homes of Taraaaki. Mr. T. E. Taylor, M.P., says what we do not agree with about the Sedgwick boys; but we shall be glad to hear him on the topic announced in advertisement, as he knows tH6" subject well and is arways worth hearing. You may travel the length and breadth of this town and you will not find another store that touches the Melbourne's prices. This week's selling figures in men's boots, shirts, and hosiery are 10 to 25 per cent, lower than the lowest of nearest competitors.— Advt.

The bargains at White's have been made doubly attractive for this week by still further reductions to clear all odd lines left'over from their sale. Forty hats, the sale price of which was 5s Ud, are now 3s lid each; blouses formerly 2s lid to 8s 6d now Is Od and 2s lid each; bright shades in sateens and batistes 2d per yard.—Advt. The Big Job Cash Fair is now booming along merrily at the Busy Cash Store in King street. Bargains of big values are the order.—Advt. The continuous hot weather fades and soils everyone's wearing apparel. Those wishing to smarten up for the remainder of the summer cannot do better than look in at AmburyY Their clearing lines of summer oddments in every department means sacrificing profits for the people's advantage. Many lines at half-price.