Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 9 August 1918, Page 4

Men are coming! greater numbers ['.*»'«* *'f »K«' —and with good reason, The magnet of good service and better values. Khaki Shirts— With collars, made in good stout sateen with fine silk finish. All sizes 8/0 for 5/11. Wincey ShirtsNo collars, for general eevry day business use, cream ground with stripes. Sale price 5/11. Wincey Shirts— No collars, cream ground with fashionable black stripes. Sale price 4/6. Men's Sports Suits— In Scotch tweeds. These suits are made in the newest full back shape, designed for freedom of movement and great comfort; brown and grey shades. Usual prices 59/6 to 63/-; sale price 35/-. Men's Gaberdine Raincoats— We want to reduce an extra heavy stock. Prices have advanced enormously since these were purchased. Sale price 45/-. I*llll*ll Clothiers for men. ■New Plymouth. War Time Philosophy No. 1. When a bit of sunshine hits ye, After passing of a cloud, When a. fit of laughter gits ye, An' ye're spine is feelin' proud Don't forget to up and fling it At a. soul that's feelin' blue, For the minit that ye sling it It's a boomerang to you. GOOD CLOTHES WILL HELP. MODERN LOOTED, Stratford, "': New Plymouth. WHY? , t A prominent New Plymouth business man on July 22nd, when paying for his suit said: "I have only had my suit on 1 and no less than two people asked me where I got my suit.'' YOU SEE? That's WHY Our business is very much alive throughout Taranaki Province even in this era of soaring prices. H. COCKER, High-class Tailor and Costumier, DEMON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH "Limousine Life" is one of the fastest things seen locally in moving picture form, and the general excellence of the picture can bo gauged by the fact that Olive' Thomas is the speed maker. "Limousine Life" shows at Everybody's for the last time to-night. Commencing at the matinee to-morrow Alice Brady will feature in the latest World film drama. "The Gilded Cage." In this picture Miss Brady is supported by Irving Cunvmingg (of "The Whip") and Mon-tague-Lov»,