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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 89, 5 October 1911, Page 8

27s fid: 355: tt Alany otherwise wise men waste m oney in buying their -.lothea, because they pay more than they need to by going to high-priced stores. When they come to our stores they get full and fair value for every shilling spent—the value lies in the material, workmanship and style of the garments. The value is thera, because the clothes are bought DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, and the middleman's usual profit goes into the quality of the clothe*. 't l *fr *fr 't 1 i t i *3*^»4 M ? iM S >^>^M s M fr*S' fr *fr 4 | *l H i M fr*S M S H $ M ?* i fr MEX'S knockabout suit, in nice grey mixtures, all wool, Kaiapoi make. 276 tailored, mads specially for us by the Petone Woollen Mill, 35' »»»4^».K.»H'<"H"fr* l H"M"H"i 1 **»» MEN'S stylish worsted and Cheviot tailor-made Suits, in pretty dark greys and browns, cut in newest style, handsomely finished, 496 MEX'S high-grade tailor-made suits, in fine stripe and two-tone effects. Beautifully finished and cut in very latest style. In greens, browns, bronzes and tobacco shades. 59'6 i|HMHH>4>4H{ M M > 4 H H H $ H $* H H4$ < i H i H H H £* NEW PLYMOUTH INGLEWOOD SUITS ON SALE AT ALL FOUR STORES Melbourne Clothing Co., Limited. »*< A A A i|> A STRATFORD ELTHAM

Embroideries This summer will be "par excellence," a season of profuse display in embroideries. From most elaborte gowns to the very last thing in underwear, the dainties of Swiss work will be u»ed. We have all you want—and the greatest selection in the province. Flouncings, skirtings, camisole, headings, muslin and cambric edging, and insertions. Prices, Id to 5s lid per yard. Write for patterns, telling us whai you want it for. White and Sons n- outh i■ i •

We are up with the leaders VO idle boast, this. Our stocks of fashionable millinery compare """ with tin- city showing*. Our dross goods represent the deft weaves of !h" greatest manufacturing centres of the world. For blouse- and \vc excel. ; ind iherr is no question in Inglewood of the superiority of our .sunshade*, neckwear, gloves, ho.-iery, and so on. J'roi-e all this for yourself next time you are in Inglewood. It's easy, fir inspection is cordially invited, and inspection will satisfy you; so will our prices. NICHOLLS AND SON INGLEWOOD DRAPERS MILLINERS. AND LADIES' OUTFITTERS. Our Cycles are Good. "All is not gold that glitters," Neither is all "first grade" that is brilliant in appearance. It is not enough that cycles should look well —they should be made of the best material, by expert workmen, and in up-to-date, factories. Our cycles look well, ride well, and are as strong and durable as any cycle at double our price. Drop into our depot at ar.v time and we will be pleased to show you why our GOVERNOR CYCLE is the best in town at the price—£l2 10s. EMERY and Co., CYCLE IMPORTERS, Opposite Theatre Royal, New Plymouth.

Gems From the Fashion Mowers—Plumes and Foli.igp—(liese are the pri.loriliniitc decorations for this season's millinery. The flat, conical crowns an-! wide rims lend themselves to an arti-tie and |»)<-asinpr arrangement of the -:;:':' L' like trimming,. We surest a v.-h to o:ir showrooms where there is a Min of Millinery Inspirations - every one of which was "coined" by inasters in the art of millinery production. Our own clever milliner is ready to make vol a hat after your own de?it'n=. Prices are unassuming in their modesty. W. PEL LE W -V E W V L Y M 0 U T H.

on good metii Nice patch hou-c. An Term 3 £'MO combe. >|i!endid little suburban :•• Ics from Xew Plymouth, -i\ road; y, mile to school, shelter bu.sli; S-roomed ■a! borne. I'rice £IJiiO. ish. —Cornwall & Wliit|A ACRES .i:rl In ._._ V frrelin!]. twenty mil utcs fr.iu: centre of Strafford. A snip at £.' V). Government ,ad varices £4OO, equity £3OO. Exchange for house in town and part «übu—J. B. Thompson, Stratford.