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Taranaki Daily News, 10 August 1918, Page 4

I News!! Ren nie's Sale is Booming Oar opening day was the reeord—all day long the Big Stan was crowded with happy bargain buyers, now boasting of jnaaey ssred. Here's another list of cosy comforts for cold nights at prices that will warm your hearts. ' All Wool Blankets &Z. made; single lied &/0, jdkndils 35/6. Kapok Quilts fjhhrfa patterns; singk 13/6, doable 18/6. Baby Blankets JVhiie, stitched blue, for Git oi; Pram, 1/9. Velvet Flannelette Cream, soft, thick and warm, 1/-, All Wool Flannel Jf StZf made, SOin., Shetland, 1/11Ripple Cloth $I pink; for dressing gawne^2/ll Flannelette Tweeds washing dree&rfi r fawn grey, •£. Vk Oriental Blousings BSd* eoloring«„ soft finish, IOJd. The Big Store, Waitara. Inattention To. what you pay—to the quality you get—the don't care style where you deal so long as you get the goods, means that you are pounds out of gockst. at the end ot the year. Be Keen And buy where the savings can be made. Study your own interests by dealing from this store.. Sea ourprices for CASH. Ckndles lid per lb. Camp Coffee .. Is lid per bottle Quarters of Cocoa . Is per tin. Pine Apples .......-w. 0d tin Special Fanning tea 1/7 Amber Tips ft Desert Gold 2/2 Tinned meats 2a tin Sheep Tongues —....- 2s tin Cprn Flour 6d and 8d Condensed milk ........ 8d tin PIE lECIXB Is 8d tin Salmon; stsak w.v.-.a la.3dtin E. BECKBESSIN6ER tyaenl: Storekeeper angi Hard* wartMejthist, MemNSTKmi'» WAHAHA.' P-OD. Band. HAVE A CARE —a particular care as to tlie selection of shoes for the youngsters. Their footwear must le correctly shaped, fit perfectly and leave due room for foot expansion otherwise the little feet will be continually tired and uncomfortable and are likely to become* ill-formed. CHILDREN'S HYGIENIC SHOES built on natural lines, and which allow proper growth and give full comfort are assured by purchasing at McEwen Bros, where prices are always reasonable. McEWEN BROS. Footwear Importers, ; THE "K" BOOT STORE, NEW: .PLYMOUTH, > . i . AS the usual time for sending in Land and Income Tax Returns is approaching Taxpayers are strongly advised to send to Hemingway and Robertson. P.O. Box 516, Auckland, for "The Land and Income Taxpayers' Guide" (post paid 109 6d), in which book are not •>;> lv complete directions for filling is rerim*, bat full information in simple language on the whole puMtcfc'