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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 11, 13 June 1913, Page 4

Dresses for Winter Wear. Some Special Oilers for June in White's readymake Department. — Ail-wool Navy Serge One Piece Gowns, very nicely trimmed, with colored oriental net yokes, and piped or braided in black. These are well made by a leading Manchester manufacturer. Price, each 19/6 Navy Costumes at Bargain Rates. These are all English samples, picked up by our buyer at very low prices, in- every case below cost. All one price -.to clear this month, each 21/ Seasonable Blouses in Cram Wincey. These well-cut blouses are smart shirt style in several sizes, with colored stripes. We guarantee the material to wash well. Price, each 3/11 Dost .free Anywhere. \b aj.utisuf^ Direct Importers. New Plymout... FREE TO STOCK-OWNERS. ,1 ' ) SYKES'S t ,r>Pv EN C 11• AXNU AL. ' .1 00,000 FOR FREE "DISTRIBUTION i: 5 AUSTRALASIA. •IMPORT AXT TO ,|g T" O C K • 0 W N E R SYKES'S I I ' 7 SHOW EXHIBIT ! ' (SHOW EXHIBIT ■' and SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY iFor 'C? EVERYTHING I VETERINARj go to g y rES SYKES'S, DllpXl.'H ANNUAL FREE TO STOC'KOWXERS. TO LADIES: The Advantage of a Garment To Order make as Ordered. There's qnly one advantage, and that's having the garment "as ordered." There's only one tailor can do it., and that is the mail of experience—the man avho can interpret an older and build a customer's satisfaction into every garment. That we endeavor to do, and with success, as a growing business shows,, for we have experience, a citytrained staif, and the ability to understand a customer's wish and to put it into practical effect. ITTf , H, COCKER HIGH-CLASS TAILOR & COSTUMIER, NEW PLYMOUTH. SOME THINGS YOU WANT SOME THINGS YOU WANT. SOME THINGS YOU WANT. NICE COLD BROOCH, NECKLET OR RING, OR A HOOD WATCH. A Real Good Chime, or Gong-striking Clock, in the latest designs, just from the ship. A first-class set of carvers, butter dishes, bowls, cake stand, tea set, or' single tea-pot, hot-water jug or tea-urn, e.p. bread-board, hair-brush »r comb, handbag, purse, or any tiling liiat you really i should have. 5 If not married, you either WANT, or MAY WANT A WEDWXG RING. A WEDDING RING. Don't forget those free gift spoons, given as a good omen to you with the wedding ring by ALF. M. SKE4TES 47 DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. N.B.—Alarm Clocks at 5/0; <ne year's guarantee. . .