Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 86, 2 October 1911, Page 6

Newest, Nobbiest, Neckwear Novelties •s><{><s> •s*<s>•s> 4* $ '{'■ i* s*)>''{' *■ It's a fact that Ciilvert's lead in the matter of itecktaanr. NO', stock more carefully bought, none more refined in taste, nor higherr in quality. None can compare in price. PETER PAN'S, lace and embroidered, 1/-, 1/3, 1/0. PETER PAN SETS (Quaker collar and cuffs), hemstitched cambric,, 1/0. CURDLES, ultra-fashionable, extra smart.' Tasselled. W6 can giro you any .shade, from !)d to 4/11. PELTS. —Green belts, tivm 6d. We have every color that'B worn > ; in patent, kid and suede, !/-, I/O. I LACE SCARVES, silk embroidered, and fringed. Black and White striped (something reallv good). Bat squares to match. 1 ' OUK MILLINERY DEPARTMENT STILL LEADS THE WAY."' i Cafeert and Co., Leaders of Fashion DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.

"PRICES GET THE iOLT RED POST Removal Sale COMBNCES FRIDAY iFrtday, .September 29, ma rks the opening of a- SftTe that will never be forgottenjv It will go* down to posterity a gloriousl memoiiy of Bargain buying that has never' bteen- equalled. The price tags tell in no uncertain voice a story of'' rich savings that will delight the litearts- »f housekeepers and homemakbrsi. THE RED POST Removal Sale presents a grand opportunity to those about hearting tht "game of life" in real earnest. Everything in th« store—Furniture,' Furnishings, Chinaware, Bedsteads Bedding—all are reduced in price, and are but a fraction of their former values. Tfie Bargains at the Red Post Removal Sale will oe the despair of Competitors. Don't be one of the "going-to-comos,* but come. The Sale starts at 9 o'clock on Friday. Bring your pane* because all salfe prieee ore for CASH ONLY. YOU CAN GET IT "CHEAPER STILL" AT THE Sl# P08X;SA1B:. The Red Post Furnishing Gs.„ United Devon Street New Plymouth

Wa are Specialists. In, Furnishings YOU WANT IS a SOMETHING USEFUL, ARTISTI® CHEAP K»R THISTHEi BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S, W\v arc showing a sppeial line, mi SIDEBOARDS. SIDEB OARDS* SIDEBOARDfii SIDEBOARDS. SIDEB OARDSi SIDEBOARDS. SIDEBOARDS. SIDEBOARDS. 8IDEBOARB8» £6 / 6 / WW £7 UPWARDS.. ALL OF ORIGINAL DESIGN. BEST WORKMANSHIP. STBfiSUNG PRIBIS. BAKER I GO. DEVON STREET. Hoffmann's SSi ■BQ.JWJMJSf'S —The home of th&. Bechstehu the world's greatest piAßfii HOFFMANN'S—The home of tho»Themodist Pianola, the oily pianola is the Would. There are other, ne chanical piano players, but only om Come in and hea& it. BOFjP^t&NN'S— The home of the Be»t Stock o£ the Best Pianos in Tan* j HOFFMANN'S—For the Bechatein. J. &Ji Mopkinsoa Stroluuenger, £ ®ell, Boyd, BasMord and) Haake Piano* J HOFFMANN'S—The home af the easy B. per cent, instalment plan. J Makes piano-buying easy. HOFFMANN'S—The place par excel lease to purchase a piano. Tha place where you get value for every penny you pay. The hows 'w that is doing the besi piano trade is the province. jjj

These are points worth remembering always Furniture that's Good and Lasting o CD 4 THERE'S NO BETTER THAN TUB BEST. OURS IS BETTER THAN THE BEST. Our illustration depicts a sideboard will suit the cottage, villa, or mansion varied accordingly to the wishes of tiu customer. It is made in our weU-knowß and much-envied style, the workman* ship and materials evincing no fault I make these sideboards, m rimu or oak, with large bevelled mirror, stained and polished, from £5 10s. AND OUR ABSOLUTE GUAHANTCT GOES WITH EVERY ARTKftfc C. N. JOHNSON, MAKER OF LASTING DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH,