Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 7 February 1916, Page 4

The Battle OF THE Bargains IS XOW RAGING AT The Big Store—Waitara. Our Summer Sale has started and the bargain guns are booming an attack on all goods marked at ordinary prices. Here is offered a small troop of bargains from the firing line showing -their scattered prices and easily captured by anyone armed with the ready m^ney. Men's Tweed Suits 3 only, dark colors, now 22/6. Navy Vicuna Suits 2 only, worth 35/-, now 27/6. Lounge Suits V Striped grey tweeds, now 17/11. ' •' Tweed Trousers Men's dark stripes, now 5/6. s Wirewove Trousers For hardworking men, now 6/11. Denim Trousers Striped greys, a snip, 2/11. Men's Cotton Singlets White, a rare bargain, low 1/-. Heavy Wool Sox Bibbed, colonial made, now I/-. Harvest Hats Wide brims, worth 1/11, now ,1/-. Rennie&Co. The Big Store—Waitara.

Of Special Import to the Farmer! llr.Farmer! Do you know' that wc have a splendid line of boots it would pay you to see? ■ We call it "THE WEAR WITHOUT WEIBHT BOOT I —because although very strongly constructed it will not tire your feet like lots of other boots we know of. As to price! Well, a pail of these fine boots will only cosb > oil 14/ C. It's real good value as you'll agree after you have tried a pair. They will give you long and valuable service and evcrv satisfaction. McEWEN BROS BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

ASSURED OF HIGH-CLASS TAILORING! And what a comfort it is to feel that there is at least one tailoring firm in town whom you can rely on to get a good fit. THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED. * Our- tailoring ia especially good in iv«ijr way, because superb skill, experienced knowledge and good judgement trt used in the making of every (Bit and costume. STE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE! 3EO. PEA ROE, 'TAJtOR AND COSTUMIER, mm.!»'. ssas assae®