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Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1921, Page 4

fess Ho S If W' 5 W Hosiery Keenly Priced Prevailing fashions make Stockings more than ever an important part of every outfit. Here again are tempting opportunities that will be much appreciated. Grey Knitted Hose, all wool, 3/ir per pair. Plain Black Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, guaranteed fast dye, all wool. 4/6 per pair. Child’s Black and Tan Cashmere Hose, Fancy Tops, sizes 6 to 10, from 3/6 to 4/6 per pair. Black Cashmere Hose, Flying Fox, “Holeproof,” all wool, seamless, fast dye, 7/g per pair. Heavy Ribbed Hose, all wool, Brown and Navy, 8/6 per pair. Silk Ankle Hose, in Mole, 4/6 pair. Whites’ Limited “Growing - with New Plymouth.” Devon St., New Plymouth.

TRUE ECONOMY AND FALSE ECONOMY. W E ar6 in thorough sympathy with the universal desire to reduce the expense of being well dressed at a minimum of cost. The cure, however, is not in buying clothes of inferior quality. It is wise to consult a firm with a reputation for high grade materials and workmanship and fair dealing. Our stock of woollens is the largest and best selected in Taranaki. PRACTICE ECONOMY AND CALL TO-DAY At THE MODERN TAILORS’ i7 D - (BESLEY’S.) NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFOR’.

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

TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED.

■VOW is your chance to get your eartY Ing done promptly and at a reasonable price. Having secured a LEYLAND FOUR-TON LORRY, ('am prepared t. do carting at the rate of one shilling per mile per ton, full loads. Both ways charged. Starting Monday, 9th May, 1921. Minimum charge 10s per ton. Please ring up, or leave orders at A. Veale’s (’Phone 106), Brougham Street. M. T. PRIEST. CARRIER. NEW PLYMOUTH