Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 3 February 1917, Page 4

ladies! Your chance has come, grasp it. RENNIE'S SUMMER SALE HAS STARTED. Our first big bargain event of the now year is going strong. The bargains art being swiftly snapped up by greedy buyersnew goods are brought out each Say and here arc tome rare bargain* offered for the first time. Chemise Vests. Fine rib, extra long, now 1/-. Morning Blouses. Dark Washing colors, now 2/6. Washing Skirts. Various colorings, reduced to 2/11. Pinafore Overalls. Women's, navv and grev, now 2/0. White Drill Skirts. Smartly cut, a rare bargain, 2/11'. Muslin Dresses. Ladies, white, embroidered, now 5/11. Rennie&Co. THF BIG STORE | WAITARA. J E A "The Sporting Chance" Doesn't apply to Sporting Footwear. On the links, on the court, or on the pitch, your footwear must be correct anil comfortable—don't take * sporting chance abput such tuiggs—be CERTAIN" by purchasing sporting footwear from. McEWEH BROS' FINE DISPLAY. In this footwear, strength and aupplenesn are nicely combined w'ith decided lowness of price. As you value comfort, style and economy, as you value a square deal, purchase here. IT'S YOUR TURN NOW! McEWEN BROS. "The K Boot Store." NEW PLYMOUTH.

How Should a Gentleman Dress? Cocker's tailoring is ideal fotf a gentlemanly appearance — always in accord with the dictates of refinement, quiet- \ ly dignified, stylish, wellfitting. SEAL CLOTHES ECONOMY IS HEBE. you can rely on the fabrics for long wear. And because of their high quality, the skilled cutting nnd tlic careful workmanship, each garment retains its shapeliness to tie utmost- degree. H. COCKER, Tailor and Costumier, r-NEW PLYMOUTH.— —mm * i r ite — —» TO BUILDERS AND CONtractors. fTIIE WANGANUI SASH AND DOOR FACTORY AND TIMBER COM ¥<& NY, LIMITED, have appointed T. W. WELCH. JjQMQNT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, their Local Agent. Itfß*tj quotations on application. MmL tloaf Specification*. 9N» toaM ***** " tbe Jptaf. ' Ict-taM no Competitor* tor