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Taranaki Daily News, 31 May 1921, Page 4

1 fC W ” j " ».u— 1 Home Needs Values that talk all the time —and still the same reliable quality—you associate with our name. Manchester Values stress the advantage of buying at Whiter. White Flannelette, 30 inches wide, i/6 and i/n per yard. ‘ Striped Flannelette —36 inches | wide. 2/6 and 2/11 per yard, g Unbleached Sheeting—s 4 inches s wide. 3/11 per yard. » Unbleached Sheeting—72 inches wide, in Herringbone and 8 twill. 4/11 and 5/11 per yd. 0 White Calico—36 inches wide. B 1/6 per yard. N White Madapolam—4o inches wide. 1/- per yard. Brown Towels—l 7 x 30 inches. 1/11 each. Large White Towels—3/11 each. Whites 1 Limited “GROWING WITH NEW PLY- I MOUTH.’’ I DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. I \ ‘ .....J RESERVED STOCKS OFFERED AT GREATLY REDUCED 8 PRICES. TOURING 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 U P to our high standard, and to give you absol te satisfaction. MODERN * TAILORS i> (BESLEY’S.) NEW PLYMOUTH AND STRATFORD.

SIGHT | TESTING | ERNEST DAVIES Devon Street, New Plymouth. | Next Door to | Bank of Australasia.

SOLE BROS. WE know where to go for the best Cattle and Sheep, fattened on the sweetest Taranaki pastures. That is why our joints are always well flavored, tender, and juicy. OUR MQTTQ—QUAUyY*