Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 3 February 1921, Page 4

DRAPERY PRICES ARE DOWN AT RENNIE’S SALE Here is a splendid list of Bargains in Washing Dress Materials at less than home cost to-day. Come and see them in the window. NAVY PRINTS White spots and sprigs, l z '6 for If-. CHECK VOILES 40in. wide checks, were 3/6 for 1/-. REVERSABLE PRINTS 32in., Sky. Mole, Pink Rose, 2/6 for 1/11. JAP CREPES White. Brown. Grey, Saxe, 2/3 for 1/11. CHECK GINGHAMS 38in., Beds, Pinks, Sky, 2/11 for 2/6. STRIPED SUITINGS Tussore grounds, washable, 2/3 for 1/11. BARGAINS BECKON YOU. RENNIE’S The Big Store, WAIT ARA.

/f c / la /f cj |H g GOOD TIDINGS for TARANAKI MEN! UTE announce the arrival of a big range of the boots which have for some time, been eagerly awaited by New Plymouth men —the now famous STANDARDISED BOOTS. Medium-Weight Chrome Derby, 27/6 Heavy Yearling Calf Boot, 35/~ Light Box Calf Derby, 35/M C EWEN BROS., ‘■‘K” Shoe Store, ‘Phone 201, NEW PLYMOUTH.

SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR EVERY BOY. Here are ft _ J sturdy clothes T '”'■/) sturdy, X. T / froEieking, New Zealand /i fvV schoolboys, f«/ VsSIX We bought t'V / i ar s ei y but tv I wisel y °f fkis R V// (i, high-grade V clothing* and \ Wai tar a parents are advised to buy now before the coming rise in prices. High School and Technical College Uniform Shirts & ShortsServiceable Hose. School Belts and Caps. Smart All-Wool & Pet-one Suits for best wear. Overcoats, Raincoats, and Extra Strong Boots for school wear. H. Weils & Co., MEN’S & BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, WAITARA AND INGLEWOOD.

Quality First IN MATERIALS t I IN WORKMANSHIP INCUT & FIT AND IN READY-TO-WEARS. Costumes, Suits, Raincoats, Sports and Great Coats. PROVE IT AT H. COCKER’S HIGH - CLASS TAILOR & COSTUMIER. Importer & Woollen Merchant DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opposite Empire Theatre.) UNDERTAKERS. SEE’S, -L T D ' ’ DEVON STREI