Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 18 September 1915, Page 7

GREAT Clearance Sale A Genuine Opportunity for Keen Buyers BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SPORTS SUITS. Best quality Tweeds and latest pattern*, plain knickers. 12/6 and 15/GREY STRIPED DENIMS 2/11 pair BLUE DENIMS 2/11 pair DOUBLE FRONT DENIMS 3/11 pair YOUTHS' 3 GARMENT SUITS With button knickers, in best quality tweed* and wonted*, usual price* up to 65/now 30/- * GENTS' RAINPROOF OVERCOATS 25/- each GENTS' SWANDRI OVERCOATS Beit quality, usual price 57/ S. 47/6 each. ". ,?■ GENTS' SOFT FELT HATS 2/11 each GENTS'TWEED CAPS '- : 1/- each GENTS' STRING UNBRELLAS 2/6 each MEN'S AND O.S. MEN'S WOOL, RIBBED UNDERPANTS AND SHIRTS, ' ~-■---■>, Colonial make. 3/11 each ' « MEN'S TWEED WORKING I TROUSERS, ' ,v Neat dark patterns 3/1 1 pair MEN'S HARDWEAR WORKING TROUSERS 7/6 pair MEN'S BUCKSKIN WORKING trousers 7/6 p a i r PEOPLE - WHO KNOW BARGAINS , WILL APPRECIATE fi THESE i WHITE CAMBRIC HANDXEBCHIEFS, " ~" Jgg fuHsfce 5 for 1/MERCEEISED HANDKERCHIEFS with coloured border, worth 9d each now 2 for 9d THE TIME FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY IS NOW GENTS'BOX SUITS sew patterns, tailor finished, uiual price up to 70/- 42/6 Come and see them' MEN'S COLONIAL UNDERPANTS FuD size in navy, grey or Shetland 2/9 each S.S.S. DRILL WORKING SHIRTS in plain navy or striped 3/11 each BOYS' VARSITY SUITS all-wool materials 8/11 NORFOLK SUITS in best quality tweeds, 12/6 MEN'S BLUE GRANDRILL WORKING SHIRTS 2/6 each MEN'S WHITE HONEYCOMB TENNIS SHIRTS 3/6 each TIES, TIES, TIES, Silk Wide End Ties, ; SQk Narrow Ties, Stud Knot Ties and Bows, - all 6d each OYS' AND YOUTHS' TWEED AND WORSTED KNICKERS, ail sizes, some worth 7/6 pair, great value all 3/6 pair HEN'S AND O.S. MEN'S ALL: PANTS AND SHIRTS, A special line and splendid value, 1/9 each YOUTHS' OILSKIN OVERCOATS 8/11 each MEN'S OILSKIN OVERCOATS 12/6 each MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS ' 18/6 each Best Value Store in Tar&naki The "KASH," KVON-STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. Postage Extra for Mail Orders

Increases the yield of wheat from three to seven bushels per acre, .' ■ THE MONITOR ■BEIIX pays for itself because it raises the grade of the crop —and that means a better price. Interview the Adriance man to-dayl Catalogues sent on request. NEWTON KING Currie Street, New Plymouth.

Pianos on Easy Terms. _; ' Price 01 ' jl Ericeon OUhm» Inrntes. M 'JCMiPric* Hixeiptem t— Wffinthtf Deposit Monthly ol SeMonttia' DepotH Javtramat Term. 1810 o un lit WOO 17 6 0 110 0 17 10 0 20 2 • 115 0 10 « 0 23 0 0 S 0 • SB 10 0 26 17 « |l| » 10 28 15 0 2ft 0 27 10 0 31 12 6 215 • NOO 34 10 0 100 12 10 0 37 7 6 8 6 0 is o a .40 s a , slo>a P»ym*ti lutrnment. Term. 7 3 60 0 0 67 10 0 81 62 10 0 0078 10 2 65 0 0 63 5 0 11 8 67 10 0 M 2 fl 18 1 WOO «0 0 M 7 88 If 8 71 IT 8 18 0 85 0 0 74 15 0 IT 3 70 0 0 80 10 0 18 11 76 H 0 86 5 0 is o a•« 5 a , sio'fl i o a so o o 92 0 0 so !£ *2 I -2 2 • « M 0 1 110 85 0 0 97 15 0 810 .40, .ft 0 4800 4 B 0 1 8 4 9000 103 10 0 9 0 42 10 0 48 17 « 4 6 0 14 8 85 0 0 109 6 0 910 « 0 0 51 15 0 410 0 1 I I UN 6 I 115 0 0 19 0 •HI HBI illlltll HOFFMANN, ffflVON STREET HEW PLYMOUTH.

t W- P. NICOLL Mangold, Swede, Turnip and Carrot Seeds. New «eason'» anpply to hand and MANURES WM. ROWE'S BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH

1,000,000 Samples Free! «j*£}| VTTADATIO fa »M fe «fl Chmbb md stor M .-3/6.5/6 AM*iilnafnifrm,u4*Mr«t iwiUtun It ■VA. PALMER, 439 Fli a JmU M ,ftMI MarM «-. ,