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Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1921, Page 4

Remnant Week at Rennie’s BEMNANTS, ODDMENTS, & LEFT-OVERS AT 4 ANY OLD PRICE. Our Sale has ended, but the Remnants will again be slaughtered for a SODDEN CLEARANCE. . Sale prices have again been reduced, and in many cases ' / HALF PRICES will be accepted. These bargains win be shown in baskets at the doer and on tables in the shop. LOOK FOR THE LITTLE GREEN ’ > j PRICES! ■. YOUR LAST CHANCE! HURRY RENNIE’S The Big Store, WAIT ARA

TAN SHOES FOR AUTUMN. rpAN SHOES in various styles are the favourite footwear for this season. Smart in appearance and lasting in wear, Tan Shoes give the most satisfaction for money expended. j The new stock for this sea- •' r *son has now arrived, and ladies are advised to see our windows and inquire our prices. M<EWEN BEOS? “K” Shoe Store, ’Phone 201, NEW PLYMOUTH.

SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR EVERY BOY. Here are sturdy clothes /- W sturdy, / X j/ frofleking, New Zealand /i schoolboys, a j / We bought f / WfA largely but I - V* I wisely of this -grade k clothing, and \Waitara parents are advised to buy Wl 30W before th® coming ri se j n prices. High School and Technical College Uniform Shirts & ShortsServiceable Hose. School Belts and Caps. Smart All-Wool & Petone Suits for best wear. Overcoats, Baincoats, and Extra Strong Boots for school wear. H. Wells & Co., MEN’S & BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, WAITARA AND INGLEWOOD.

Quality First IN MATERIALS • IN WORKMANSHIP x IN CUT & FIT AND v 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. pURSER’S, L TD ' ’ THE RED POST, DEVON STREET. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Fun er al ’ 00 * r -