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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 315, 15 June 1915, Page 4

Everlasting Question i WHAT TO WEAR? can be simply solved by a visit to The BIG; TDK E, Waitara. Pol this week KENNIES have •pared a window display of late [rivals in Winter Dress Goods for your inspection. l*ou will be pleased to see tuat — notwithstanding increased prices elsewhere these materials are ■»arked at last season's low prices, i, for instance — AMAZON CLOTHS, Plain dark colors; 40-inch; from 1/- yard. HERRINGBONE TWEEDS, 111 the wanted colors. From 1/3 yard. VENETIAN CLOTHS, Smooth faced, plfji colors, from 3/6 yard. CHECK TWEEDS, " For coats, Bkirts and Costumes, from f/fl yard. HARRIS TWEEDS, Plaids and plain colors, from 2/G. NAVY SERGES, A splendid selection in all wool from 2/11. Patterns posted to Anyone Anywhere. Rennie & Co. 7he Big Store, Waitara, EXCEPTIONAL IN STYLE AS WELL AS IN CUT, COCKER'S TAILORING commands the attention of every lady and gentleman of taste. We offer to every patron the highest skill obtainable in the art of clothes making, and our aim in every suit we turn out is a perfect production in every particular. Our cutter, Mr. Neil Gray, late of Ballantyne's, Cliristchurca ami Timaru) introduces a personal element into each garment, thus ensuring a decided individuality not to be seen in ordinary tailoring. The newest woollens for winter await your selection. 'May we have the pleasure of showing them to you? HERBERT COOKERO HIGH-CLASS TAILOR & COSTUMIER. NEW PLYMOUTH. GLASSES fo« HEADACHE are becoming daily better known. The public are beginning to appreciate the fact that drugs merely ternsuitable Glasses permanently cure the trouble by removing the cause. "Eyestrain" does not mean dimness of vision, but clear sight obtained by straining the eyes. Have YOURS Tested. ERNEST B. DAVIES HJLC, Loota, MO, I»(liod Loadom Quitted BUht-T«tli* Ovtioiaa MVON ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH ni i<ai iar-—in BAIN AND MUD These are the enemies of every man who has to do muih walking in the winter time. In order to prevent his legs and feet petting wet (and thus ward off chills—dangerous tilings!) he needs STOUT BOOTS AND LEGGINGS. And this is where he gets the best and most reliable of new kinds. Strong Strap Leggings, S/(i. High Leather Legging, with rain tongue, 10/(1. Tan Spring Leggius, 11/-. Pigskin Biding Leggings, 17/9, / and many others. THE (BIGGEST STOCK OF MEN'S WEATHER-RESISTING BOOTS outside the four cities is here at McEWEN Bros BOQ? DfEOBXEBS, NEW iPLYMOUTH.