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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1919, Page 4

White's Annual Sale and Bed Sheets. Cotton is advancing in price' Our magnificent stock, bought under very favorable conditions will not last forever. This; iB your last opportunity to secure Sheetings, Calicoes, etc., at quite so low a price, and experts tell us there will never be a return to the prices we once knew. Unbleached single bed sheeting, 2/11. Unbleached dotible-bed bed sheeting, 3/11. Pine unbleached sheetipg, 18 inches wide, 4/11. Pine white sheeting; 72 inches wide, 311; 80 inches wide, 4/ u. White Hons Direct Importer*, K»w Plymouth.

CLOGS for Service! Anyone who has worn clogs at work knows that they are unsurpassed for REAL FOOT COMFORT! We have a fine selection including MEN'S KNEE CLOGS KEN'S SHOOTER CLOGS ANDWOMEN'S CLOGS For use in Garage, Meat Works or about -Stable# they are ''out on their own"! GET A PAIR TO-DAY. McEwen Bros., "K" SHOE STORE NEW PLYMOUTH 'Phone 201.

14:5 freehold; a good clean beach farm free from weeds, all in grass and crops; 6-roomed house and cowshed; 1J miles from school, factory and post office. Price, £35 per acre; terms on application. Proposed railway route goes through top end of farm. This is good. 44 -HALF ACRES, freehold, with new 5-rcomed house; 6 bail run through cowshed (concrete floor), barn 30 * 12, and trepshed;' well watered and subdivided into 8 paddocks, all dead level; carried last season 2$ cows, 1 bull, 3 'hones; no weeds;' faspry arid post office alongside, school about 2 miles. Prioe, £9oper acre; £IOOO cash, balance 5 years at 5J per cent. The begt is the cheapest and this is THE best JELLYMAN, & HUNTER. COMMISSION AGENTS. Stock Agents for NJZ. loan & Mercantile Egmont St. New Plymouth. P.O. Box 211 'Phone 604. SHORTHAND' TO THE YOONG WOMAN SEEKING AN ENTRANCE INTO THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. Y°U may get a position in an office Without a knowledge of Shorthand and Typewriting >f you wait long enough. But there are. positions and positions. The best openings are undoubtedly reserved, and rightly,so, for those who caii show that they are thor-oughly-qualified Shorthand Writers and Typists You do not want to be numbered with that -class of so-called stenographers who are constantly approaching their principals with the query: "What was that la*t sentence you gave me, Mr. j I did not quite get it." By enrolling now with BANKS COLLEGE you arc assured oi that, knowledge which will fit you to take up the work of a Shorthand Writer and Typist, with satisfaction to yourself and your employer. Local Director—Mß. V. DUFF, Devon Street; P.O. Box 212, Telephone 382. H. AMOS, Managing Director,