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Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1918, Page 4

REMNANT' WEEK . THE Kit v STORE Our sale has closed and the piles of remnants have been measured up and marked down in many cases to nearly Half Price You will find many short ■ lengths for chldren's wear; also blouse and skirt pieces for yourself, marked down to your own price. Home Loving Women Are offered remnants of sheetings, cretonnes, curtains and linoleums at prices they should gladly pay and protect themselves against the higher prices coining. Your husband And the boys iJiould get their share of the oddments and left-overs in clothing and underwear to be cleared out ? at "good bye" prices. The Lnst Week! Bennies The Big Store, Waitara. M KLFANITT , THE I. ACIC CLEANER. . Kills Grease and Dirt. 1 Cleans anything greasy, oily, or i dirty—wash basins, sinks, dishes, pots, pass, tables, shelves, floors, ' .woodwork, etc., etc. For those * employed in dirty trades, where - i by the hands become soiled, it is a boon—makes the hands spotlessly clean. It is just like other dirt and. grease shifters only better. 21b Tins 1 /- E. BECKBESSINGER General Storekeeper and Hardware Merchant, MeLBAN STREET - WAITARA Thane 23. .. P.O. Box t). is Shoes are Coolest For Summer, Sir. Cbopse shoes in preference to boots fpr the hot weather. Shoes Vave the ankles free and easy, Instead of cooped up in tirjng Uppers. Of all summer shoes you will appreciate the extra comfort and the coolness of McEwen Bros.' Did you mention style? Well, lute is style that you might go jtsw to equal. See the smart box calf, tan and glftce kid shoes—new models, tjpadle for real foot comfort—each shoe shaped so as to hug the heel closely. Remember too, McEwen's footwear is, as good as it looks and flosta no more than other makes. Come in and choose. IcEWEN BROS. Footwear Importers, NEW PLYMOUTH. ZEALAND INSURANCE '■ COMPANY, LIMITED. 1 FIBS, MARINE and ACCIDENT IN'CE in all its branches accepted ST CURRENT RATES. branch Office: Corner of Brougham Streets, New Plymouth. tbrTghout the province. JOHN PATON, Manage--If*