Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 8 March 1916, Page 4

Remnants Galore! at the Big Store, Our gale has ended. Now the remnants -will again be reduced qjid cleared out. Sale prices have teen abandoned and in many case* HALF PRICES have takin their place. In fact we will accept any reasonable price suggested. Come and make ua an offer! Remnants Laces Blotisings Ribbons Aluslins Embroideries Voiles Oddmenttf Sheetings Flannels Casements Cretonnes Calicoes Flannelettes Leftovers Linoleums Cushions Curtain Ends Tray Cloths Jap Mats f Neckwear Rennie&Co. The Big Store—Waitara.

We Maintain our Prices in spite of war dislocation, but we also maintain pur high standard of quality Ladies' Footwear! We have a very wide selection _ at all prices. Perfectly cut in every style, each one a model of distinction, fitting with perfect case. Our value as usual is exceptionally good, as we buy from the world's Vgt markets for prompt cash. Gentlemen's Footwear! Smart and comfortable. Whether for business or walking, a pair of our boots or shoes will do your feet credit. We can fit you with your ideal in hoots or shoes—stylish, durable, perfect in fit, comfortable io wear and exceptionally good value. REPAIRING. We know all about, but do YOU know about our repair, ing! If not, it will really pay you to test it. You'll find it wonderfully effective. MIcEWEN BROS BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

GEORGE PEARCE. THE TAILOR WHO GIVES COMPLETE SATISFACTION I Perfect style is assured for every man who ia wise enough to come to us for liis tailoring, for we are the tailors who have studied the needs of the man who is particular as to cut, style, tit, and •quality. Our new range of Autumn Suitings are tlic smartest we have i-ver shown—with quality featuring in every one. GEO- PEAROE. TALLOR and costumier, ' . . KEW PLYMOUTH. WANTED' KNOWN—The Daily News is, the best advertising medium in Taranaki. It covers the whole of the province, from New Plymouth to Patea, to Opunake, to Awakino, to Whang*., to Purangi. It is read on every train, "MMIi Aid S« i»d along yoiu