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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1920, Page 4

WHITE'S -* GREAT WINTER SALE. Every lady is keen when bargains are around, but blouse bargains are specially tempting itf the eyes of the thrifty. Here, at this gigantic clearance are multitudes of blouses, from the simplest to the most beautiful. Secure future requirements now—it's wisdom. HUGE BLOUSE BARGAINS. ASSORTED VOILE BLOUSES, latest designs, plain colors or striped, and all white. Usual prices: 15/8 to 18/8. Sale price 13/6. PLAIN NAVY JAP SILK BLOUSES. Usual prices 14/6 and 28/6. Sale prices 11/6 and 17/6. CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, in big variety of colorings; also Striped Silk Blouses. This is a special purchase. 21/-. BE SORE YOU POST AN ORDER IF YOU CANNOT CALL. White&Sons, NEW PLYMOUTH.

New Address ERNEST DAVIES, London Qualified Optician. Devon Street, New Plymouth. Next door to Bank of Australasia. "QUEERING OUR PITCH" A Movement That Failed. The public are now quite -aware of the movement on the part of certain of our competitors to "queer our pitch." Tbey got no sort of a bearing from the' Arbitration Court, and now wo find the president of the "Taranaki Tailors' Industrial Union" endeavoring to hurl bricks at us.

WHAFFOR? In an ingenuous letter to the News last week he traverses the statement made by the Judge of the Arbitration Court at Chrifltchurch, and ends up by remarking: "They (the tailors of Taranaki) only tried hard to stop teaming Pactory-made garments being sold as tailormade." This favorite charge against us has been disproved time and again. The.very fact that our system is recognised by the Court gives the lie to it. The writer knows quite well that the old team system would not be ■tolerated again in New Zealand for a minute. Our system, as a matter of fact, is welcomed by the workers, who told the Court that they were receiving 80 per cent over award rates, and had no desire to go back to the old style and the lower wages. No wonder that the Judge "sat upon" the Christchurch workers when 'they tried to "put over" a cock and bull story about the evils of a system that makes for efficiency and economy! We desire to thank the President of the Taranaki Tailors' Industrial Union for his gratuitous advertisement. Really, we cannot find words enough to thank our competitors for what they are doing for us. 8 MODERN TAILORS LIMITED, "BESLEY'S" Stratford New Plymouth.

The New Plymouth Sash and Door Company aTe booking orders for the next shipment of Wilson's cement. Board of Trade forms can be obtained on application to the offices, Gill Street, £IW jPiMMUth.*