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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 151, 2 December 1914, Page 4

Friday, 2?^ Saturday, 28th, Monday, 30th. Remnant Days at Whites' IJTliree busy days clearing out the remnants that have accumulated during the early summer trade. Odd lines and ends of pieces that must be moved out of our way for the Christ-, mas business. fJust what we say—bargain rates for the remnants will rule supreme for the last threo days of November.

"A busy finish to a busy month at our store. Ends of cretonnes, easements, sheetings, eurtainings and all kinds of useful materials for the home are available. fParcels of 10/-, £l, £2 or £5 made up for out-of-town buyers, and sent post free. When ordering please give us an idea of the things that will be most useful to include in parcel. by post may return parcels and have money refunded if not satisfied. the Taranaki Daily News. White & Sons, Direct Importers, New Plymouth.

I f you could bring them to our shop to choose their own wedding gift they'd certainly find many things that would delight them in our selection of silverware and electroplate. The Newest Notions FOR Wedding: Presents can always be'found here —priced very reasonably indeed. "We shall be pleased to help you with sug- ' gestions. G. K. DiSEW, JEWELLER, NEW PLYMOUTH.

PREVENTED BY USING SYKES'S UDOEHINE MAHMITIS, GARET, &c. IT HAS NO EQUAL TOR CUEING INFLAMED UDDERS. USED AND RECOMMENDED BY DAIRYMEN EVERYWHERE.

PRICE: 3s 6d BOTTLE Five injections. SOLD EVERYWHERE. You want your clothes to keep their shape and style and finish as long as you wear them. Let H. Cocker's expert cutter and carefully selected tailoring staff give you that satisfaction. H. COCKER,

HIGH-CLASS TAILOR & COSTUMIER, Opposite Empire Theatre, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. I , Found ,at J. McNeill's Store, a little packet containing a wonderfully quick cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever, Cola the Henri "ml Sore Tiiioata—DlNGO