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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1918, Page 4

Letter orders promptly attended to throughout this week. Urgent messages, ring private 'phone No. 4D. DREcS SPECIALISTS, Vew Plymouth.

I OUR SERYICB BEGETS Lonmence WHICH IS THE KEYNOTE OP BUSINESS Test us and see if this is not ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. H. COCKER, I High Class Tailor & Costumier | Importer & "Woollen Merchant j DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. | (Opposite Empire Theatre.) I We stock ready-to-wear raincoats, costumes, etc.

'Costly thy habit as thy puree can buy, But not eipressed in fancy; rich, not guady; For the apparel oft proclaims the man." Pure Indigo Serge Suits. Guaranteed Dye. £7 Os Three factors account for the price: (1) We obtain cash for all our euits. The cash is immediately transferred into goods. (2) We bought early (1916) and prices have advanced 102 per cent since our purchase. (3) Our prices are based 'o:i the purchase price of the cloth, and not on the market value. The price will remain at £7 whilst our present stock lasts. We have sufficient Serge for 108 Suits or Costumes. The stock includes Browns and Greys of equal value. If you want a suit Come Early. Now Plymouth.

CAN YOU AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THIS? "VTOU pay Income Tax or Land Tax, or perhaps both. Do you understand all about such? It not, why not do bo? We have a few copies left of "The Land and Income Taxpayers' Guide, 1918," by W. H. Hemmgtfay, F.P.A. (N.Z.j, Solicitor. Send your name, address and 10/f', and the work will be mailed to you, post free, by return. HEMINGWAY & ROBEETSON, jgg. Box 516, Auckland.