Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1920, Page 4

«B2 mi. Scores of new and pretty shapes, many beautifully trimmed, constitute our superior showing of Winter Millinery. You will find just what you want, moderatelypriced, at Whites'. Here are WINNING STYLES. SUEDE HATS, pull on shape, in V. Rose, Violet, or Fawn 45/SUEDE HATS, medium shape straight brim, in Navy, Brown, or Fawn 47/6 SUEDE HATS, turned up brim,. in Rose, Navy, or Fawn 45/BLACK SATLOR SHAPES, pedal straw, trimmed colored bands ..., 27/6 BRETON SHAPES, pedal straw, in Navy, Rose, or Black, trimmed colored hands 24/6 BLACK VELVET HATS, stitched brims .... 16/6 fßmn NEW PLYMOUTH. J WASTE METHODS. I WHAT THEY COST THE J CUSTOMER. . I In pursuance of our promise to a take customers and the general 9 public into our confidence about I our system of making clothes, we I will tell them in brief language I what we saw in our workroom I when we started in. It will ex- | plain our decision to cast asioc old I methods and go in for new ones, 1 the result of our observation and I experience in some of the biggest I clothing building concerns in EngI land and America. I Pioture a workroom with workmen and workwomen sitting round doing all sorts of work, the floor littered with bits of cloth and lining, tlic air foetid' with the fumes from the antiquated coke stove and heaiting irons. One man pressing a job, a girl struggling with an - iron that obviously was too heavy for her, men and women doing machining, going back to the board and doing more sewing, and so on. There was no system, no ordered process of manufacture. Just waste of time and energy, all of which cost money and had to be added to the price of the finished article.' .i We said this was no good to us, and no good to the public we proposed ito serve. We would change it. We bad an idea of turning out tailored clothes at the price ' of factory or slop clothes, realising that this could bo done by a proper system of manufacture, specialising throughout (i.e., making each man or woman responsible for ope part of the job only and becoming expert at it). How we set about it, how we succeeded in getting together the biggest and best tailoring business in the province, how we brought down the prices, how we maintained and even improved the quality of our product, and how we incurred the enmity of competitors who still tread the beaten track of a century or more, will •be told in this space in future THE MODERN TAILORS, L TD *'BESLEY'S' r Stratford New Plymouth. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT NOW'S THE TIME FOR CONCRETING. SOLD BY Spoddlng and Stainton, Ltd., New Plymouth E. Becltbessliiger, Waltara Gaustad and Marlow, Waltara C. Dunbar, Urenui Moa Dairy Store Co., Inglenood J. Therkleson, Tarikl Mldhlrst Store Co., Mldhlrst N.Z. Loan & Mercantile, Stratford N.Z. Farmers' Organisation Society Stratford J. Arthur, Ngaere N.Z. Farmers' Organisation Society. Eltham. Thomas Bros., Kapcnga W, Marshall, N.ormanby NZ. Farmers' Organisation Society, Hawera Blair and Sellar, Hawcra Kaupokonul Store Co., Kaupokonul Kiverdale Dairy Store Co., Inaha J. Barclay, Okalawa A. 0. Powell, Te Kirl Gibsons, Ltd., Patea Aitcheson, Ltd.. Patea Manutahi Dairy Co., Manulahi Alton Dairy Co., Alton MASTERS, Lid, •Ten drops of Nazol on a small piece of lint or flannel and placed between the skirt and singlet is a good way to get the benefit of constant inhalation, which protects the air passages againßt influenza infection.