Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 16 April 1932, Page 6

With everybody talking economy, it is necessary to start saving right now. The cold weather is approaching and soon top coats will be the order of the day. Why not spend a few shilling on last season s coat, and by having it redyed save pounds. We have been dyeing suits, costumes, coats, etc., for over 20 years and are still going strong. If you want your garments renovated by experts send them to J. K. HAWKINS & CO., Steam Dyers and Dry Cleaners, corner Devon and Liardet Streets, New Plymouth. Telephone 685. Stratford depot, Mrs. Rudkin, “Everybody’s”, Broadway.* “The ¥lat Box,” opp. Hygienic, for matrons' millinery, is still in the lead for style at reasonable prices. “Prestige' quality felts always in stock. As specialists in millinery we can make your choice of a hat an easy one. Make “The Hat Box your first call when in town.* The Inglewood Tennis Club is holding a dance and euchre party in too Town Hall on Tuesday, April 19, when (everyone is assured, of an enjoyable evening. Next Tuesday, April 19, Messrs. Peterson and Mclsaac will hold an unreserved auction sale of the stock ot Messrs. Arthur’s Ltd., Devon Strept, New Plymouth. For full particulars refer to the adverrise.mcnt appearing on the auction page of this issue.* The reason why every day is a busy day at tho Melbourne’s Closing Down Sale:— Men’s Petone Suita, 89 /6 for 4j/6. Mens smart tweed overcoats, 69/6, now 39/6. Men’s Bruce all wool underpants, 8/6, for 5/11. Men’s and O.S. men’s wool cardigans, 1.3/fi', for S/6. Men’s oily canvas coats, for 25/-. Everything must be sold and the Company wound up.*