Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1916, Page 4

Charming i Cloths. For Domestic Blouses Bed-Jackets and Dressing - Gowns atthaBig 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, spot?, floral designs, 1/-. Molleton Cloths Reversible colors and stripes, 1/fi. Twill Blousings Blocked stripes, new coloring3,l/-. Viyella Blousings Unshrinkable, white, cream, 2/11. Flannelettes Blouse patterns, dark Btripe3 and spots, 9d. Send for Patterns. The Big Store—Waitara.

Evening Shoes! VALUES TO MAKE YOUR EYES DANCE. How many dances are you going to this season? Many or few—you'll need new shoes when you step forward with a plrtner for the next waltz. Well, jyou'll find the newest We at McEWEN BROS. Dainty colored one 3 if you're of the fair sex—smart serviceable styles if of the opposite. Specially "chic" designs in Patent, Satin, Velvet and Suede. Gents' Snoe3 in Patent and Glace in Court and Derby styles. All sizes and half sizes in sleek. Come and permit us to show our values. McEWEN BROS. BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

MEN! Don't regard clothes as merely one of life's necessities not worth much consideration. If you hold that idea, disperse it straightway— for clothes express your personality and are the first basis on which you are judged. DRESS WELL THEN; Dress in clothes which create a favorable impression—in your business life and in your friendly circle. Dress in Cocker-tailored garments skilfully cut by our cutter who was six years with T. Parker and Co., Napier. Select from Cocker's fine range of handsome fong-wearing suit fabrics. For quality of material and tailoring, for perfect fit and best style, be tailored by us. H. COCKER, High Class Tailor and Costumier, NEW PLYMOUTH.

EYESIGHT. EYESTR. W. SAXON JONES (D.S.O.A. bv Exam.i, SIGfIT SPECIALIST. (Late of .Arthur Cocks, Optical' sp< Monday— PATKA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' oiiei.iist. from 11 to 4 p.m. Tuesday—Slß ATFUUD, at Mr. F. Edyards', ciif>'uist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—EU'HAM. at Mr. A. Hancoek,s, clirmi'it, from 12 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday—HA\VKl!A, at Mr. J. H. "Westwood'a, cliemist, from 0.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular (very week. Lens-gi indinp and every description of optical repair's executed oil tli« premises. Consultation free.