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Taranaki Daily News, 12 September 1917, Page 4

No Rise in Prices on our Jap. Silks! Ladies will be glad to learn that we are offering new stocks of Jap Silks at old prices—and wiso buyers will purchase liberal quantities ab these figures. PURE WHITE JAP SILK, ?7in wide, fine grade, 2/11, 3/0, 3/11. Extra heavy, 4/11 and 5/11; 38in wide —white 4/11. ' COLORED JAP SILKS, in flesh, pink, rose, brown, navy, black—27in wide, 3/11. Our value in Jap Silks is decidedly good—and there' 3 no time like the present for purchasing from our big stocks of reliable qualities. White# Sons Direct Importers, >Tew Plymouth. Bo.v 22 New Plymouth 6ept. 10, 1917. Dear Mr. Goodvalue, iPrice is the deciding factor providing the quality is equal. Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten. These arc old adages in the business world. Something better would be the article which wiled to mind QUALITY AND PRICE —say "When you notice the quality you're astonished at the price." Yet it pays. Quality pays. Your suit or costume shall bei made from cloth of the first quality The dye shall be guaranteed—The wearing properties of the best. It shall be cut with experience—sewn with patience, fitted with care—anl pold for service. Yet the prices are lower because of our efficient buying, systematic; working and cash on delivery,

We are ready to serve you. THE MODERN TAILORS, LIMITED, Stratford and New Plymouth. Why Cockers Tailoring is Pre-Eminent AIM Quality and Reliability REPUTATION Tjranaki-Wide H. COCKER, High-class Tailor and Costumier, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Daily News motor car services from Haweva to New Plymouth: Leaves Hooker's, llawera, 7.30 a.m., P. 0., Eltham, 8,0, P.O. Stratford 8.20, P.O. Inglewood, 0.0, Egmont Village or Egmont road, 0.15. Coach fares, Leave New Plymouth for Ha.wera each morning at 4.30 W.