Saved from the Wreck of the "Rangatira" THE BIG STORE Ib pleased to announce that ■ amongst the c\rgo salved ] from the ill-fated Bangatirg- , was a case of ', Aprons and Overalls % bought at pre-war prices j ' These have opened tip in T splendid condition and will « be offered this wqek at th» ♦ following reduced prices. } Overalls | Cambric, pinafore shapes, J nary grounds, dots, stripes 4 and ring patterns, now 2/11, " 1 Aprons | "Dorothy" shape, ♦ belt and pocket, light and ? navy grounds, assorted pat- * ■ terns 5/6. 2 Morning Glories | i Print, navy grounds, trim- i med light stripes, full fitting J size* 8/U each T Nurses Aprons White longclotb, the new '. thape, full length, with poc' - eta, also in navy with . Wb 2/«*i« . *»>*.• 2/6,2/11 Rennie&Co, % The Big Store, Waitara. : 'Twixt Skirt-Hem & Ankle. New Cloth Legged Boots for Spring, 1916. . This rewly arrived spring footwear is authoritative, Madam! Fashion is emphatic concerning high legged boots and we display a fine range .in keeping with the desires of fashionable dres- ,, .sere. This footwear merits i' r ■ jour choice on four counts* WEARABILITY! COMFORT! PERFECT STYLE! ECONOMICAL PRICES! We are also featuring some choice examples of low cut and Derby Shoes—sterling values all! Our invitation is extended. Come! IfIcEWEN BROS. "The K Boot Store.'' NEW PLYMOUTH. "ACCORDING TO COCKER." Cocker was the first writer of a volume on arithmetic, Hid those Who took his booh as their stride were ennb'.cd to "speak with authority" on arithmetic questions. Hc-npe the phrase "according to Cocker," which suggests coi'j-ectntss. "iccor.iing to Cocker" also niotns correctness in tailorin?, for Cocker has had long experience with both ladie** and mt-u's tailoring. Ensure suit or costume satisfaction by letting Cocker do 7our tailoring. See the big f.iocks of materials, much bought at pre-war prices. H. COCKER, High Class Tailor and Costumier, -NEW PLYMOUTH.*TESIGHT. EYESTRAIN. W. SAXON JONES (D.S.O.A. bv Exam.), SIOTT SPECIALIST. (late of Arthur Cocks. Optical specialists, Wellington)., Mav be consulted as follows: Monday— PATEA, at Mr. H. P. Williams' chemist, from 11 to 4 p.m. Tuesday—STEAIFORD, pt Mr. I'. Edvards', chfmist, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednwday—EETHAM, at Mr. A. Han- '■ eotk's) chemist, from 12 to 3 p.m. Jbnrsdav, Friday and Saturday—HA- ■ WKCA. »t v - •'• H - Westwood's, '';'■'■ chemist, from f1.30 to 3 p.m. These visit? will be regular '!s^. , ''- i and every ,W*
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1916, Page 4
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384Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1916, Page 4
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