Special Manchester Bargains. Forward buying enables w to offer exceptional values in nmncheater goods, comprising calico, flannelette, shirtings, sheetings and towels. The goods wer# purchased direct from manufacturers at firm prices as far back as December, 1916. Consequently we are ia the happy position of being able to sell at prices actually leu than to-day's wholesale quotations. Everj; housewife who values •ccmony, should take fall advwtag* of the offering
ADVANCE NAVY DEfIU, yd. 1/Q Jo*! toft, dye good, MA TlßTfifi, 30in. yard "J'/ "I "I Bot drill made. 1 U HUBSES CLOTH, Yd. O/Q M inehts wide, pnie dye. BOTTEB CLOTH, Yd. AVJ). Umal .. ICl'j.
The Melbourne Ltd. New Plymouth Inglewood Stratford Cltham Hawera Wanganui.
Crockett & Jones' footwear Is fiiiilt Up To A Standard, Not Down To A Pfice. AS ILLUSTRATION: CROCKETT AND JONES' WATER-PROOF BOX CALF BOOT, LEATHER-LINED THROUGHOUT AND OFFERING A PERFECT WET RESISTANCE. ECONOMY IS THE PRIME FACTOR WHICH GOVERNS EVERYONE'S EXPENDITURE JUST NOW —IT AiPPLIES VERY FORCIBLY TO FOOTWEAR. WHEN YOU BUY CROCKETT AND JONES' FOOTWEAR YOU OBTAIN THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. GET ACQUAINTED WITH THIS FOOTWEAR AND LET IT TELL ITS OWN STORY; LET IT PROVE TO YOU, WITHOUT A SHADOW OF DOUBT, THAT IT IS THE BEST TO BUY IF ONE IS TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION STYLE, COMFORT, LONG SERVICE AND SURE PROTECTION FROM DAMP, AS ILLUSTRATION: CROCKETT AND JONES' T, A HITS' PATENT BROGUE SHOE WITH NOB-TOE. THIS IS THE VERY LATEST AND OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL WEARING QUALITIES. DOCKRILUS THE HOUSE OF A HUNDRED QUALITY STYLES. DEVON STREET , NEW PLYMOUTH.
103© ™ Freehold; good dieep. •ad cattle country, 700 to 800 •O* h gnat, lultiiw heavy bash of Well subdivided and ■lifted 14 miles from railway station ■7 food metalled road. BniUings—o* raaad fconee, vwl-ded, trap and cowAed, aaddip. **«» -ft per ten. Terms can be arranged. k BARQ/UN GOING CONCERN. 6A ACRES Freehold ,• all in gnu, two ■ilea from railway station and township. one mile from school, factory, etc.; 5-roomed hone, miiimig 6 bails, 2 out-house*; well-subdivided, fences in good order, together with 15 rows, 1 MO, 2 bonce, 4 wenen, trap, •nee*, milk cant, mowing machine, ploagfc, etafa and Tyine harrows; all new. Trie*, as a going eaam 5, '£at imp& acte. 0»1t £3OO cask required, Twhtrwe «an remain onforSTNru^Qjerceßt. NEWTON KDSS Z ■wwr.i.4l
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1918, Page 8
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383Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1918, Page 8
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