Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1918, Page 4

Embroideries of Outstanding Value and Beautiful Designs. After being on order for twelve months, these lovely embroideries are just landed. We are glad to get them and they are charged at the old prices. Every kind that is wanted is here for your inspection. .Look them over to-day. Picot Edgings, 3d to Sd per yard. Trillings with insertion at top, lid and Is Id per yard. Cambric Edgings with the new square point, 4d to Is yard. Organdie Edgings and Insertions, 8d to Is 9d per yard. Voile Edgings and Insertions with Guipure laee, Sd to ?s lkl per yard. Ten-inch Flouncings, Rd to 2s 6d per yard. , 27-inch per yard. Camisole Embroideries, Is 3d to 3s (id per yard. Pine Beadings, 3d to 9d per yard. —— f White# Sons Direct Importers New Plymouth.

Why do you Wear Clothes ? 1. To keep the heat of the body at an even temperature. 2. To satisfy public opinion and your own vanity. 3. Because when you are welldressed in a cloth that suits you, in a coat that fits you, that is neat, clean, and comfortable, you feel better and think better, and as your acts are dependent on your feelings and thought, you act better. IT IS ACTION THAT COUNTS! Why go to the Modern Tailors for your clothes? 1. Because they have an excellent stock of high-class tweeds suitable for all seasons. (There are 400 patterns at Stratford and as many more at New Plymouth. , . 2. Because ,they only deal for cash and you get the benefit. 3. Because they are in touch with the smartest designing houses in Qreat Britain, France and America, and they can show you fashions that will satisfy both public opinion and your u vanity. 4. Because you want to be your best and smart neat comfortable clothes will help you. If you are well-clothed and comfortable, alright; but if you want clothes there is no time liko the present. You cannot afford to be less than your best for a single day. It is action that counts. THE MODERN TAILORS, LIMITED, Stratford and New 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

Messrs Gilmour and Clarke report the sale of Mr. Hopkins' property, at Te Henui, to Mr. Bartlett; Mr. Malloy's property to Mr. Taylor; Mr. J- Wilson's property to Mr. Keenan; Mr. Wadman's property to Mr. Hewitt; Mr. Bartlett's property in Hine Street to Mr. McCJracken, of Taihape; Mr. Simcocks' property at Vogeltown to Mrs. Brown; Mr. Ford'B property in Devon street to a local investor.