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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 198, 29 January 1915, Page 7

v^ft^^XhKK^XW*^^ WEWiZEAt/ANDJ mmmm "'''^sjjfc^iMa <iiJl«2 s\& CLOTHING FACTORY COMMENCES FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th. Here are a few record-breakers. We have lots more. All goods of H.B. standard. 4/11/ WASHING VARSITY SUITS. $ Plain and striped All sizes 5 8/11 TWEED VARSITY I SUITS. 6 All-wool. Our own make Sizes 2 to 11. ~ FOX'S SERGE KNICKERS. X Golf shape. Can easily be altered to £ shorts. Sizes Bto IC. : 4/11 WIRE TWEED K«*2«U**IMCI > Whiptford weave. Will wear like > pin wire. Sizes 7 to 14. at 12/6 GREY worsted | "' NORFOLK SUITS. 2 This material will outwear any g other, Sizes 11 to 18. Less than & half-price. f « 14/0 MEN'S FLANNEL * SUITS. t Up-to-date and good colors. Worth double. [ MEN'S GREY FLANNEL TROUSERS f Newest cut. Permanent turn-ups. All sizes in stock. A ,-, -, MEN'S NEGLIGE 2/11 4/11 SHIRTS WOMEN'S CANVAS SHOES, With soft wrist bands > in smart stripes. The style for business Derby and Albany styles. Grey, wearnavy and champagne. MEN'S WHITE 2/H .WOOL SWEATERS 4' XX With roll collars, splendid quality, Wonderful value. WOMEN'S WALKING SHOES s Black and Tan, comprising odd pairs MEN'S WORKING 2/11 of various lines, reduced to one SHIRTS price. Plain navy and striped drill, grey denim, and a variety of other WOMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES Various styles. All up-to-date. Many worth up to 18/6. BLACK GLACE DERBY SHOES. Highest grade, welted, smart round toes, usually sold at 21/-. GIRLS' WALKING SHOES g 25./- MEN'S COTSWOLD Black an <* Ta »- 3-bar style. Sizes t* Snorts coats and trousers. , ThorJj, oufhly up-to-date. All sizes, ft * 7/11 MEN'S WORSTED X TROUSERS *? Toughwearing; excellent cut a ANOTHER GREAT LINE. 10/6 MEN'S BLACK LISLE 4 prs SOCKS 1/- '■ Beautifully thin for summer wear. \ [ Usually sold 1/- per pair. MEN'S STRONG 3/11 PYJAMAS Made from good Flannelette, in neat patterns. A great bargain. BOYS' FLANNELETTE g/g PYJAMAS 3/6 per pair size 6, gradually rising; to 4/11 per pair size 16. 1/11 SPECIAL LINE BOYS'SHIRTS MEN'S SOFT FELT $/\\ HATS Good smart medium shape. Several nice shades. Well worth 6/6. MEN'S PANAMAS g/g ! The price sounds; ridiculous, ; but they are really aice hats. < MEN'S BOOTS & SHOES MEN'S HARD HATS 8/11 igh-grade English make. Welted. The celebrated "Woodrow" make;. Up-to-date styles. n i C e snaps; in fact right up-to-date. ; 7to 1. All one price. | It's doubtful whether such prices will ever occur again—so buy early.

Mft i Not only is it the most delicious tea, but it is also the most economical — more cups to the pound —surely an important point in these days when every penny of the housekeeping allowance must purchase full value. Ask for the 2/- blend. Other grades at 1/10 and 1/8. i k^VAiMiVtf gj||||gg, MILD jirass m w m m m ® Q> There's nothing to equal MILD DERBY Tobacco, for it is just the happy medium—not too strong nor yet too mild. The vigorous out-of-door man and the worker who wants a fine full flavoured smoke should-buy MILD DERBY. Sold in plugs or in tins.

TSJ32W ZEALAND JNSUBAKO? COMPANY, LIMITED. TORE, MARINE and ACCIDENT IB BUKANCE in all its tranches acecjrt« at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Branch office: Corner of Brotishais aad King Streets, New Plymouth Agencies throughout the piroviß*!). wm yATON, gUNS'AIOU 18, BELT) STREET, WANGANDI. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENT I Terms, S/- per day; 22/fi weekly. ' MISS STEWART, Proprietress.