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Taranaki Daily News, 21 May 1920, Page 4

WHITE'S Unapproachable for correctness of style, design,--shade and finish are these dependable gloves and hose. They possess a pleasing unity of elegance, comfort and durability. Needed Styles in CLOVES & HOSIERY. HOSE. All-wool Mack cashmere hose, 8/11, and 10/0 per pair. All-wool cashmere hose in grey and tan shades, 9/G per pair. '•Two Steeples" all-wool, wide rib cashmere hose in navy, dark gre;-, and heather shades, 10/6 per pair. Cotton and wool seamless hose in dark grey, grey and heather shades, 5/11 and fl/fi per pair. The "Lily of France" silk hose in black.only, 21/- per pair. GLOVES. Perm's kid gloves, in white, black and several shades of tan, 17/fi per pair. Swede finish gloves in beaver, pastel and grey shades, 4/11 per pair. Perrin's swede finish gloves in white, beaver, and pastel shades, 8/6 per pair. We suggest you mail an extra order if you cannot call—satisfaction guaranteed. White § Sons, NEW PLYMOUTH. ASK FOR GOLDEN BAY CEMENT NOW'S THE TIME FOR CONCRETING. SOLD BY Speddlng and Stalnlon, Ltd., New Plymouth E. Beckbe3singer, Waitara Gaustad and Mnrlow, Waitara C. Dunbar, Urenui Moa Dairy Store Co, Inglewood J. Therkleson, Tarlki Mldhirst Store Co, Midhlrst N.Z. Loan & Mercantile, Stratford N.Z. Farmers' Organisation Society, Stratford .' J. Arthur, Ngaere N Z. Farmers' Organisation Society. Eltnam. Thomas Bros., Kaponga W. Marshall, Normanby NZ. Farmers' Organisation Society, Hawera Blair and Sellar, Hawera Kaupokonui Store Co., Kaupokonul Riverdale Dairy Store Co., Inaha 3. Barclay, Okaiawa A. 0. Powell, Tc Klri Gibsons, Ltd., Patea Altelieson, Ltd., Patea Manutahi Dairy Co., Manutahi Alton Dairy Co,, Alton MASTERS, Ltd. Distributors, Stratford.

A N EW F EA And JpW J^ETHODS. We feel that it is due to our 3000 customers and the general public that we should put before them our case that was the subject of so much interest and discussion at the Arbitration Court at New Plymouth on Monday last, for we have the greatest regard for the opinion and judgment of the public and feel that they will be quick to grasp the position and uphold us in our aim to give them A SQUARE DEAL. AVc propose to take them fully into our confidence, explaining in this space our motives in establishing our present system, contrasting our new methods with the old, antiquated and costly ones, showing how we can produce clothing of tip top quality much below the price followers of the old system charge, proving why we have aroused the hostility of our jealous competitors that was given expression at the Court proceedings and which we have had to contend against in various forms ever since we showed that it was possible (and profitable to us) to make clothes ivt a reasonable price consistent with the highest quality and ■thorough workmanship. We will commence our series of chats in this space on Monday morning, and they will continue every three days. We have a message to deliver and we want you to hear it. We are quite satisfied to leave the verdict to you, as we 3id | to the Court, with whose a attitude towards our modern me- I thods and generous treatment of 1 our employees we are more than | pleased. i Watch this space on Monday. THE MODERN TAILORS, L m "BESLEY'S" Stratford New Plymouth. I W. H. JAMES, BUI JJ*.R AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAKE. J^STIMA'I. ! given for aH descriptions of building work in town ov country, Dairy Factor;- work a specialty.