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Taranaki Daily News, 10 May 1921, Page 4

Old High Quality at New Low Prices VVE have not waited or hesitated to reflect the market witl. our stock. Here are special new low prices on all underwear:— TYPICAL UNDERWEAR VALUES AT OUR “ OLE AR-THE-SHEL VES SALE.” LADIES’ FINE RIBBED VESTS —Low neck; no sleeves, a/n. LADIES’ CHEMISE VESTS— Mercerised Lace Tops. J/u. LADIES’ CALICO NIGHTDRESSES— Embroidery trim, med; out sizes. 18/6. LADIES’ LONG CLC-H KNICKERS—Lace and Embroiderytrimmed 8/6. LADIES’ FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES—Embroidery trimmed ig/6 LADIES’ FLANNEL BLOOMERS —ln Black or Purple. . . 12/6. Whites’ Limited "GROWING WITH NEW PLYMOUTH.” DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.

RESERVED STOCKS OFFERED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. TYURING the war we built up very large stocks of Highclass English Tweeds & Worsteds. We were compelled to do so because supplies were unavailable from the New Zealand Warehouses. Now conditions have changed, and supplies can be readily got. We propose, therefore, to reduce our stocks, and to facilitate the reduction we are going to offer them at very low prices. SUITS from £B. COSTUMES from £9 9s. Yes; we propose to make up the stocks into Suits and Costumes at these substantially reduced prices. And we are not going to skimp the work—we have to consider our reputation. We guarantee the quality of the materials, the linings, and the workmanship, to be up to our high standard, and to give you absolute satisfaction. MODERN TAILORS L TD ? (BESLEY’S.) NEW PLYMOUTH AfjD STRATFORD.

Spectacles! DOCTORS’ PRESCRIPTIONS for Glasses accurately fitted and supplied at a reasonable price. Sight-Testing Department Sight tested by appointment. Satisfaction guaranteed. All sight testing is charged for whether glasses are supplied or not. Sir William Crookes, Toric, Krypw tok, and all the latest lenses supplied. Ernest Davies (Fellow English Institute of Ophthalmic Opticians.) DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phone 806. P.O. Box 238. Owing to the high cost of new suits, costumes, dresses, etc., thousands of people are now having their garments renovated, thereby saving the cost of new ones. The firm of J. K. Hawkins and Co., dry cleaners and steam dyers, have one of the most up-to-date plants in New Zealand for doing this class of work, and they receive goo ls to renovate from ah parts of the country. At the cost of a few shillings soiled and faded garments can be made equal to new. Now is the time to economise—so have