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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1917, Page 4

No Rise in Prices or our Ladies will be glad to learn that we are. offering new stocks of Jap Silks at old prices—and wise buyers will purchase liberal quantities at these figures. PURE WHITE JAP SILK, 27in wide, fine grade, 2/11, 3/G, 3/11. Extra heavy, 4/11 and 5/11; 38in wide—wliite 4/11. COLORED JAiP SILKS, in flesh, pink, rose, brown, navy, black—27in wide, 3/11. Our value in Jap Silks is decidedly good—and there's no time like the present for purchasing from our big stocks of reliable qualities. White § Sons Direct Importers, Vew Plymouth. Bob 22 J\e\v Plymouth gept. 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 are old adages in the business world. Something better would be the article which ctlled t/> mind QUALITY AND PRICE say "When you notice the mlity you're astonished at the Yet it pays. Quality I Your suit or costume shall be IV> from cloth of the first quality The dye shall be J guaranteed—The wearing properties of the best. It shall be 'cut with experience—sewn with, patience, fitted with care—and 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 Xew Plymouth. Why Cocker's Tailoring is Pre-Eminent AIM Quality and Reliability REPUTATION Taranaki-Wide H. COCKER, High-class Tailor and Costumier, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH DINGO EUCALYPTUS is strongly advised as a preventative against attacks of IXFAXTILE PARALYSIS. DIXU) EUCALYPTUS, four times stronger that carbolic, kills all germs that may lodge in the mouth. Obtainable from all chemists and storekeepers.