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Taranaki Daily News, 26 April 1918, Page 3

STRATFORD. /COLORED Madras Muslins, in brown, saxe, green and bronze, the last tiling in window drapes. See these only at Hfiwles and Rawlcs. AUK Stock of old priced towels is getting lower. Bo in time to secure goods at these absurd prices from Is tid to !)s (id per pair.—Rawlcs and Rawles. nicest patterns in these goods, and claim to give the best value. —Rawles and Rawles. -We have just opened a wig i-imgi: of Beautiful Blouses in crepe do chine, silk and georgette, all shades and newest styles.—Rawles and Rawles. RAINCOATS.—We have a particularly good lined Coat, heavyweight to stand this climate; only a limited quantity.—Rawles and Rawles. —New sizes in Warner's just to hand. These are scarce. Also, another shipment of Freecurvas, Fitu, W.B.'s, and B. & C. Corsets.*—Rawles and RAINCOATS— New styles in threequarter coats, oilicer pockets, full and half linings. We shall be pleased to show you t'riesc. —Rawles and Rawles. of ,J. Mc~Allister's. photographic business. Visit his studio, Broadway North, and note the excellent results. e.n. about your gun for the season? if the old one is not too good get a new one. Some good bargains in guns at Chas. Martin and Co.'s. Broadway. 'JiHivKt'i is no better or more lasting memento of the present than a photograph. Knowing this, don't hesitate to visit J. McAllister's Studio when next in "jDIG Range Ladies' Trimmed Models, mostly matrons; all at 20s (id each. —Walters', Specialist in Millinery, e.n. jKE our Dress Uoods Window; Cheviot Serges, t-lin wide, i Tweeds, ii-lin., Ss lid; Face uuuis, an-i wool, IPs (id per yard—Walters'. e.n.[ >l() Range VeTveteensTfrom 2 yard; also Tootal's wide-wiatu vei-i vets. —Walters'. e.n. j nptlH second lot of Winter Coats 1. come to hand; stylish goods, reason-j ably priced; a success directly you see them.—Walters'. en l-*LANKIiTS, all sizes, hi makes such as Petone and Onohunga Mills. Let us show you these good Blankets.—Walj:jANNAH\S, Boot People, are selling Women's Dairy Boots at 13s fid and Us (id—ridiculously low when compared with other boot people's prices. b.f. ? JO()T Repairs.—Hannah's, Boot People, Stratford, respectfully request their customers to give them at least three tirs liniMieu, as owing to tne immense number of jobs to handle each week by a limited number of hands to do thciu, the time slated is really necessary.—Thank you very much. h f jVj UN'S Shooters from Hannah's, Boot People. Despite, the recent rise in prices of these grand Boots, Hannah's are putting them out at 17s Cd, 19s fid, 25s and 2(is (id. The justly celebrat. ' '&' Boots. ' i. jjOOT Repairs.—Best; of leather, best of work, best o* service, lowest prices compatible wit)-, all the above advantages at three days' notice, by Hannah's, Boot J _e_pp|e._fftratfor(l. ' b.f. J£l'iEP your wife in a good tempeFi>-~i washing day bv buying her a safety clothes prop. Never falls down or slips at the foot. Sole agents, Chas. Ma e.u. J» 10 l''Oßl<; leaving - for young man, have that photograph taken. Others will value it when you J. McAllister to-day. B UY J our wifu il I' price gets too high. A good seleo It ion at the right price at Chas. Margin and Co.'s. Rr M! ' ,„., scarce; so^, el mal o ncc. j.nu uesi and cheapest . lo use in town for cartridges w Charlesc'ltfartin and Co ,. g( Broadway.