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Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1921, Page 4

Remnant Week at Rennie’s REMNANTS, ODDMENTS, & LEFT-OVERS AT ANY OLD PRICE. ? Our Sale has ended, but the Remnants will again be slaughtered for a SUDDEN CLEARANCE. Sale prices have again been reduced, and in many cases HALF PRICES will be accepted. These bargains will be shown in baskets at the door and on tables in the shop. LOOK FOB THE LITTLE GREEN PRICES! YOUR LAST CHANCE! HURRY RENNIE’S The Big Store, WAITARA

TAN SHOES FOR AUTUMN. <pAN SHOES in various -styles are the favourite footwear for this season. ! Smart in appearance and lasting in wear, Tan Shoe? give the most satisfaction for money expended. The new stock for this season has now arrived, and ladies are advised to see our windows and inquire our prices. M°EWEN‘ BROS. 2 “K” Shoe Store, ’Phone 201, NEW PLYMOUTH.

SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR EVERY BOY. Here are & *7 J sturdy clothes & ■**s f<JL sturdy, A, *7 frofiieking, Zealand schoolboys. >1 /, bought / wK largely but l/v I wisely of tllis I ( V/ / t b ig b ■p ra<^e k clothing, and ' a *tara paren^6 are Q dvised to buy now before . fbe 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, . JVAITARA AND INGLEWOOD.

X EW C OATS XEW COSTUMES JJEW RAINCOATS H. COCKER’S HIGH - CLASS TAILOR & COSTUMIER. Importer & Woollen Merchant DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opposite Empire Theatre.)

UNDERTAKERS. PURSER’S, U TD • > HE RED POST, DEVON STREET. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ■ anerals Furuuhed.m Town or.CouftV/. TelgAsaa*lBOaiZ“« ”