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Taranaki Daily News, 3 November 1916, Page 4

YOUR XMAS SUIT! Let it be a KAIAPOI Made-to measure for Kaiapoi suits are designed by skilful tailor* who make the clothes, fit the man,, and do not try to make the man fit the clothes. Kaiapoi suits please you tetter—ieol better fit better—and wear better than any suit you ever bad at a higher price. Kaiapoi fi.its are guaranteed jOi ould yours displease you, return it .—if it cannot be altered we will make you another or refund your money without any "beg Kaiapoi 3uits may be had in several qualities — varying frum 59/6 to 5 guineas. Come and sea the patsras. & White Footwear for Bright Weather! It is by sheer good fortune that Wc can offer this white footwear—stocks are mighty hard to get, and in a little while supplies may cease altogether. Therefore, 'buy now" is good advice. We n<nv dis» play Ladies' Buckskin and Canvas Boots and Shoes, HIGH CUT AND LOW CUT. While emphasising the higli quality, downright wearability, good style and perfect comfort of these examples, we would also stress the fact that prices are quit» easy to pay. COME FOR A TRY-ON-NOW! McEWEN BROS. "The K Boot Store." NEW PLYMOUTH. •'ACCORDING TO COCKER." Cocker was the first writer of a volume on arithmetic, Rid those who took his book as their guide, were enabled to "speak with authority" on arithmetic questions. Hence the phrase "according to Cocker," which suggests cwrectnea., "According to Cocker" also moans correctness in tailorin?, for Cocker has had long experience with both ladies' and men's tailoring. Ensure suit or costume satisfaction by letting Cocker do your tailoring. See the big El neks of materials, much bought at pre-war prices. _ H. COCKER, ! ligh Class Tailor and Costumier, —iNEW PLYMOUTH.- ' CIGARETTES ■TheUpperfett ' (r oa.,i*H 0 a.,i*H leaf)