Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 8 January 1921, Page 4

The Last Week RENNIE’S Xmas Fair IS CLOSING DOWN, Toys Reduced 3d to 6d in the Is. Did Santa Clans forget any little boy or girl? If so, here’s a chance to make a child happy. 7 LAST WEEK OF Free Gifts To all Customers spending 10s and upwards. ’come AND GET YOURS! Rennie’s |the'blGst»»s| WAITARA.

After a Merry Christmas It is our pleasure to wish our many friends and patrons A Happy New Year. In doing so we give the assurance that during 1921 it will be our constant endeavor, by courtesy and attention, to merit a further share of patronage. Our aim through the year will be to make our business of real service to everyone, to give good value for fair prices, and to maintain the reputation we have already established throughout the district. M C EWEN BROS.; “K” Shoe Store, ’Phone 201> NEW PLYMOUTH.

SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR EVERY BOY. Here are ' sturdy clothes T for sturdy, *y f rollicking, "-jSjasw ew Zealand j y schoolboys. ■ j / e boHght f'w / l ar g e ly but I w* / wisely of f^ 1 ’ 8 C k clothing, and Waitara parents are vised to buy now before 4 the coming rise in prices. High School and Technical College Uniform Shirts & ShortsServiceable Hose. School Belts and Caps. Smart All-Wool & Petone Suits for best wear. Overcoats, Raincoats, and Extra Strong Boots for school wear. H. Wells & Co., MEN’S & BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, WAITARA AND INGLEWOOD.

IN ADDITION TO OUR BESPOKE TAILORING, WE SUPPLY ■READY TO WEAR SUITS. INSPECT OUR STOCK. H COCKER’S, HIGH CLASS TAILOR AND COSTUMIER, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. —

UNDERTAKERS. pUP.SER’S, £ T ® ’ ■TIE RED POST, DEVON STREET. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL ’ DIRECTORS. I inr <- Fnrtf-u.d in Town or Country. . Tsi.-phonM 182 and 759.