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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16038, 24 January 1918, Page 2

AFTER THE HOLIDAYS is not too late to buy summer dresses 1 . STORE THE Offers you this week several now arrivals in cool cotton washing 'dress goods, representing some newer styles for late summer wear. Their dainty colourings are most attractive, and being fast dyo will stand the test of constantwashing, while their' price ,is much lower than yon will pay later cn. : FLORAL VOILES 40 inches. An immense range from Is yard. CHECK ZEPH> RS. 2S-inoh. Fawns, navy, save, pink from lOd. JAP CREPES A lull- assortment of colours. * Is 6d yard. TOBRALCO.' Spots, stripes and plain colours. NAVY PRINTS I White spots, striped and floral designs 71d. COTTON CRIMPS Light grounds, rosebud patterns. 1 SEND FOR PATTERNS. RENNIE’S The Big Store —< iWaitara. J What shoes will you wear for the Christmas trip? Now is the time to decjde, for all will be rush and bustle during the last day or so before the 25th. Suppose you come in to-morrow and choose ? Here is a delightful selection of holiday footwear suitable for promenade! beach and all holiday requirements. WHITE IS A FAVOURITE—SO IS TAN. ' See the smart new models in white canvas, white buck, and in tan calf. These are indeed classy. Every pair hears the hall mark of quality, and is made for comfort. If you want ideal holiday footwear at a reasonable price, come to M‘Ewen Bros. M’Ewen Brqs., The ‘K’ Shoe Store, Devon St. New Plymouth. “By'the Silvery Sea” During the Christmas and New Year holidays the whole family will he anxious for a “dip in the briny.” DEARE recognises this fact, and has a fine new stock of BATHING WADERS —just the thing for your feet on summer days by the seashore. i Before equipping yourself for the seaside, call in. Deare’s Boot Arcade, Devon St. New Plymouth. MONEY TO LEND. J? K UPWARDS, upon Household Fur3wc) jjiture (without removal); repayable easy weekly instalments. No delay, no legal expenses.—Call or write (enclosing stamp for reply), L. W. BALKIND, Union S.S. Co.’s Buildings, Brougham Street, cBl7.