Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1918, Page 4

Flannelettes, Sheetings, Calicoes, Prices of these goods must advance in the very near future-To-day's prices are almost half of what they will bo in thJte to four months' time. We are holding immense stocks of all cotton goods. Horrosteses' Striped Flannelette Pyjama Clothes, 35 inches wide, in big supply. We send post free Direct Vevr Plymouth.

You need a Suit! You need a Costume! GOOD LININGS. All Tan.ii use first class linings and pocketings when they are procurable. At ordinary +i ,es any tailor can ensure good supThe present times are not ordinary times. First quality linings are procurable less and less as the days go by. The man, or firm, who brought ahead not only bought cheaper they bought better quality. Beal high class first quality linings ere unprocurable in the Wholesale Market to-day. Our cash system has enabled us to buy well ahead of the market. We have large stocks of first duality linings and pocketings. The advanic;- is all yours. § You need a suit! You need a costume I The tendency of prices is up. The tendency of quality is down Early buying L> wise. MODERN TAILORS, Stratford, - New Plymouth. We Make Clothes THAT FIT, THAT WEAR, THAT SPEAK, | THAT DEMON- , STRATE That Cocker's ; Tailoring is Pre-Eminent H. COCKER, High-class Tailor and Costumier, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH The Loan and Mercantile, Stratford, draw attention to the clearing sale they are holding on account of Mr. L. W. Oatchpole, at his homestead, Junction Road, Tarata, to-morrow, Friday, 21st inst., at 12 noon sharp. Mr. Catchpole has s old his farm, and is going into camp shortly. Motor-cars wjll leave the Loan Company's office, Stratford, at 9.30 on the morning oi sale and Inglewood at 10 a.m. Full particulars on page 8. For Influenza take Woods' Great EejWnJnt Cur* Never fail* 1/0,2/8.