Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 13 March 1920, Page 4

Tempting Tit Bits. Remnant week at Rennies Our Summer Sale has closed, Wa have now gathered up, sotted out, and marked down - I Remnants ' Oddments Leftovers - Not-Wanteds These, ore shown ia basket* sit the doors, also on tables in tie stop and show-room. Ssery item baa been reduced to absolute bargain prices, lower—far lower than you will ever buy again for years. Your last chance Rennies THE RICt STORE WAITARA. BUY BOOTS BUY BOOTS BUY BOOTS BUY BOOTS NOW We have anticipated the rise by laying in a big stoek of all classes of footwear for Men, Women, and Children. I Yon can save from &/• to 10/- a pair by purI chasing now frost H. Wells & Co. I WAITAEA. Kidd.es are off to School Again. We'have just opened new ments of children's footwear and can supply every requirement. STP.ON6 SANDALS either black or tan. SCHOOL BOOTS for boys and girls of all ages. Our school boots are sturdy and serviceable, yet the height of comfort, and mothers will find our moderate prices a big help. BEING THE BOYS AND GIRLS ALONG TO-DAY I McEwen Bros., "K" SH"E STORE, ITew Plymouth .. Thane 201 ATTRACTIVENESS. The Suits and Costumes we make, to order axe TAILORED BIGHT, and are the kind of Clothes that are AN ASSET to all of our Customer* H. COCKER, Ladies' and Gents' Tailor, Dewa St, New Plymouth, IhSf News' car leaved Publishing Office, Carrie Street, each morning at i.28 o'clock for Hawera, returning from Hawera (L. 0. Hooker's) at 7.0, Eltham 135, Stratford 5.6, and Inglewood 8.20, reaching New Plymouth (via Egmont