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Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1916, Page 4

Charming Cloths. For Domestic Blouses Bed-Jackets and Dressing - Gowns ■ at the - Big Store—Waitara. Here are quoted some desirable fabrics for making charming and cosy negligees. Their dainty colorings are very becoming yet most serviceable. Ripple Cloths Double width, pink, skv, marone, 2/11. Wincey Blousings Stripes, spots, floral designs, 1/-j Molleton Cloths Eeversible colors and stripes, 1/6, Twill Blousings Hocked stripes, new colorings, 1/-. Viyella Blousings Unshrinkable, white, cream, 2/11. Flannelettes Blouse patterns, dark stripes and •pots, Od. Send for Patterns. The Big Store—Waitara.

Evening Shoes! VALUES TO MAKE YOUR EYES DANCE. ' How many dances are you going to this Reason? Many or few —you'll need new shoes when you step forward with a partner for the next waltz. Well, you'll find the newest here at McEWEN BROS. Dainty colored ones if you're of the fair sex—saiart serviceable styles if of the opposite. Specially "chic" designs in Patent, Satin, .Velvet and Suede. Gents' Shoes in Patent and Glace in Court and Derby styles. All sizes and half sizes is Block. Come and permit us to show our values. McEWEN BROS. BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH,

Costume Satisfaction—a "COOKER" Tailor-made Fashion says your winter costume must be a "Cocker" model —the newest distinctive material, and the correct expression of the latest styles ruling. Your desire for all that is best in a costume will be fully satisfied in one tailored by me. It will be modelled exactly to your form and will give you the satisfaction of being irreproachably gowned. Quality will be evident in every detail—fabric, linings, trimmings. Our materials are choice, varied, select and exclusive. Call and see them. j H. COCKER, Tailor and Costumier NEW PLYMOUTH.

SYESIGHT. EYESTRAIN. W. SAXON JONES (D.S.O.A. bv Exai SIGHT SPECIALIST. (Late of Arthur Cocks. Optical specialists, Wellington). "»y be consulted as follows: Koru'iiy— TATEA, at. Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist, from 11 to 4 p.m. Tuesday— STRATFORD, at Mr. F. Edrards', chemist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—ELTHAM, at Mr. A. HanCock,9, chemist, from 12 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday—HAWKßA, at Mr. J H. Westwood's, chemist, from 0.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular avery week. Lens-grinding and every description of optical repairs executed en the premises. Consultation free.