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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1916, Page 4

Saved from th 9 Wreck of the "Rangatira" THE BIG STORE ► Is pleased to announce that t amongst the cirgo salved ► from the ill-fated Eangatira ► was a case of ; Aprons and Overalls t bought at pre-war prices t These have opened up in t splendid condition and will I be offered this week at tUB I following reduced prices. I Overalls ► Cambric, pinafore shapes, ► navy grounds, dots, stripes ► and ring patterns, now 2/11. ► I Aprons t Cambric, "Dorothy" shape, » • belt and pocket, light and ► navy grounds, assorted pat- £ terns 5/°~ ' v » Morning Glories £ Print, navy grounds, trim- •• mod light stripes, full fitting » sizes 6/U each. ', I Nurses Aprons » White longcloth, the new f; 0. shape, full length, with poet'- » ♦ ets, also in navy with I bib 2/Ktn»' ■. ♦ ; tib »,.,;......-... 2/0, 2/11 jßennie&Co.i ♦ The Big Store, Waitara. J

Foot Styles for Ladies. The present season surpasses any previous one for elegant footwear dainty, smart boots and shoes called for by the fashionable short full skirt. The fashionable Bostoek models lead the vray for exclusive designs, choice leathers, tasteful, novel effects and neat easy fittings—ail •urprisingly low priced. INSPECT V OUR ' LATEST MODELS'. McEWEN BROS. JHE STYLISH EOOI BII'ORTEKS, NEW PLYMOUTH. ,-

"ACCORDING TO COCKER." Cocker was the first writer of a volume on arithmetic, aid those who took his honk as their jiiide were enabled to "speak with, author-" ity" on arithmetic questions. Hence the phrase ''according to Cocker," which suggest* correctness. "According to Cocker" also mwns correctness in tailorins, for Cocker has. had long experience with both ladies' and mec'a tailoring. Ensure suit or costume satisfaction by letting Cocker do jour tailoring. See the big slocks of materials, much bought at pre-war prices. H. COCKER, High Class Tailor and Costumier, *-NEW PLYMOUTH.—

EYESIGHT. EYESTRAIIC. W. SAXON JONES (D.S.O.A. by Exam.), SIGHT SPECIALIST. (Late of Arthur Cocks. Optical specialists, Wellington). May be consulted as follows: Monday—PATEA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist, from 11 to 4 p.m. Tuesday—STRATFORD, at Mr. F. Ed-T-ards', chemist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday—ELTHAM, at Mr. A. Hancock's, chemist, from 12 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Fridav and Saturday—HAWEßA, at Mr. J. H. West food's, chemist, from 0.30 to 5 p.m. Note: These visits will be regular