Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1921, Page 4

rpHERE is no need to get down-hearted because times are hard with you. Why not cheer up and keep smiling? We have been Dyeing for years, and we are still going strong. We receive Suits, Costumes, Dresses, etc., from all parts of the Island to be Dry Cleaned or ReDyed. We have the latest Machinery for doing all classes of Renovating. Now it does not matter where you live, just post your garmente to J. K. HAWKINS £ CO., Dry Cleaners and Steam Dyers, Devon Street, New Plymouth, and we will return them to you equal to new. Do it now! Soft goods sales are now the order of the day, and are eagerly sought after by the thrifty. The New Zealand Clothing Factory announce their annual Winter Sale, to commence on Monday next, the 18th inst., and to continue for three weeks. Every article in their huge stocks has been genuinely reduced. Men’s overcoats, raincoats, and tailorcut suits have been reduced 4s in the pound. Drastic reductions have also hat ond boot departments.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, New Plymouth, been made on all stocks in the mercery, Syrup of Pine and Tar. Specific for coughs and colds, post free 2s. from H. J. Abram’s Pharmacy, New Plymouth Jlate Fraser’flj*