Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1917, Page 4

f Bumping out the Bargains." THE BIG STORE Here** tie talc wise women **!t for, an! with pride ■how each oth?r the bargains they get» and boast of money saved. taring to war conditions keen •ioppers are buying all they «sn afford, thus protecting themselves against the still higher prices coming next season. Bargains for the Heme: Kapok Mattresses •Sanitary kapok, doable 23/3, single 13/0. Teased Kapok 1i cafetv bags, 1/3, now 1A lb. Baby Blankets (For prams and cots—last time 1/- each. Real Eiderdowns Soman satin, plain panels, 85/-, for 29/6. PillowSllps Btrong white calico frilled, , now 1/- each. Casement Curtains 403 a floral muslin, 1/3, now •d yard. * The Big Store, Waitara.

Goloshes made for Footwear Economy. Leather and stitchery do their best to stand against the pnddles of Winter, but really the only substance to put up against wetness is KUBBER. A pair of goloshes or gum boot* u therefore a positive necessity, and in the joint interests of health, comfort and economy, you ahottld purchase NOW. Here arc have a very fine selection i indeed—wide variety and ■ reasonable prices combine to make absolute satisfaction. HcEWEN BROS. Footwear Importers, The K Boot Store. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Why Cocker s Tailoring is Pre-Eminent AIM * Quality and Reliability REPUTATION Taranaki-Wide H. COCKER, Tailor and Costumier, DBVOX STREET, Kbw piffiroura.

Welding am* Brazing. I will undrrUk* t? irel; it timw any kind of omU! ain! vL'l •amoia* iba work. .. S.WOOLOHIDSE rVATSfc*