Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1917, Page 4

Two Specials in Unbleached Sheeting at Whites. At no time was the buying organisation of White's mor« apparent tlian in the present offering we are able to make of sheetings. VVe have an unbleached iheeting in heavy herringbone twill as follows: pi inches wide for single beds 1/1 Jd per yard. 12 inches wide, for doubla beds, 1/4Jd per yard. In each case postage is extra. When ordering write Box 35, G.P.O. Xew Ply* mouth. White# Sons Direct Importers. Hew Plymouth.

Cash If there was no such system as credit, tailors' prices would be much lower. TIIO average tailor's business is not worth having because he is worrying half his time about the chaps who never pay, the man who only pays when he wants some more credit, and the man who he might insult if he asked for the cash, The Modern Tailors, limited, work for "CASH ONLY." THAT'S WHY THEIR PRICES ARE LOWER. THE MODERN TAILORS, LIMITED, The only "cash only" Tailors. S'ew Plymouth .. Stratford.

'Quality' hn t Footwear Is The First And Last Essential Without quality boots would be clear at any price. Regal Boots for Men arc of that high grade which invariably gives satisfaction; yet our prices are moderate in the extreme. HERE ARE THREE LINES—AI BRITISH LINES. Men's Box Calf Derby Boots 21/Glace Kid Derby Boots, nob toe 22/fl. Box Calf Derby Boots, stout soles 24/6. Men who arc wise purchase their footwear at the Regal because they know they will get the best! Regal Shoe Store, Devon St New Plymouth