Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 257, 9 March 1911, Page 8

Great Annual Reduction Sale. Our Great Bargain Event Enters its last Week. Big-Bigger-Biggest! These three words typify the steady day-by-day hustling advance in the selling record in this busiest store in Taranaki, and this week is to be busier yet for the people have tasted the BARGAINS, so as to speak and they have not only eaten their fill but they are sending their friends to get their share of the good things. It is In no way surprising this should be so, for the offerings are of the most extraordinary sort and the money-savings are absolute. We print below a few, yes, a very few of the bargains, but for every special given here there are at least 100 others that are equally as good. MEN'S 10/0 SADDLE TROUSERS, now 1 MEN'S KAIAPOI SOCKS, 3 pairs 2 7 6 MEX'S I-/- CASHMERE SOCKS, now 3 pairs for O/g -MEN'S 45A"BARK-RAINCOATS, 3 9 / 6 MEN'S 4/11 DRILL WORKING SHIRTS, now / g MEN'S 3/11 GREY DENIMS, now 3/g .MEN'S 12/6 SADDLE TROUSERS, 10 7 6 MEN'S Cd HANDKERCHIEFS, fine lawn, now 4 for "1 / MEN'S AND YOUTHS' 2/11 GOLF HOSE, now 1 / £ MEN'S I/O TIES, all pure silk now £D MEN'S 4/L1 POCKET FELT HATS, now Q/g MEN'S PANAMA HATS, now HALF-PRICE STRIPE and CHECK ZEPHYRS, now ■ g'/ 2 d yd. LOVELY LONGCLOTH, 3Cin wide, now £D yd. GREY CALICOES, worth Od, now 4.V3D y d> WHITE SPOT MUSLINS, now g'/aD yd. TWILL SHEETING, unbleached, 6 D 9 D V 13 "JOB" TOWELS great bargains FLANNELETTES, 36in, twilled, white and cream QDyc BOYS' BRACES OE BOYS' CELLULOID COLLARS, BOYS' HANDKERCHIEFS, 6 for -t/BOYS' 'VARSITY SUITS, all wool, now I (\/£i BOYS' ROSLYN NORFOLK SUITS, now 14/6 BOYS' DENIMS, now 2 r 9 BOYS' TENNIS SHIRTS, now 2^9 BOYS' SHOOTERS, sizes 1 to 5 *77Q MELBOURNE Hew Plymouth, Stratford, Eltham.

Whites' Summer Sale is famous as the time and place to secure the best bargains in the drapery trade. This week we offer 40 dress lengths ot seven yards each, double width, of our finest materials, and all in the fashionable colourings. The lowest quality of this lot was 23/6 the dress, while others were as high at 35/- and 39/6The materials are satin striped wool voiles, silk voiles, silk and wool mixtures, summer tweeds, etc,, etc. Our price is 12/6 per dress length. White and Sons, Direct Importers .% .-. New Plymouth. 11

J.'RUSSELL i AND SON. ST. AUBYN STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. MONUMENTAL MASONS JPJSTIMATES of Marble and Granite Headstones sent promptly to any part of the Island. We have a particularly large and varied stock of loadstones in our yards, of which we invite inspection. SAID RETFORD'S FOR CHEAP SKIRTS? WE ALL DID. Prices frein hi to £l. Warehouse Samples. A genres: Taranaki Daily News and Leading W«ekly F&pevi. An* SEWING MACHINES. C. H. RETFORD CURRrB STREET. NFW PLYMOUTH. GOOD MORNING, MADAM Ye*, something like last Friday 1 * order? Certainly. Oar customers appreciate our good beef. What's for Sunday t Choice, tender sirloin, juicy leg of fHuttoi, I tome of the printest pork I ' Beg your pardon! Plump. I lit lie eookerelt Right [" thank you. Good aornf~ lag. You'll nerer b» i* " trouble if you get your ami ■? tram BROTHERS CJEND y*ur next printing order to the "Dair News." nees right and ■riufactim gutravtMl. _. '•