Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, 10 April 1918, Page 3

Alarming and Real %' : " : 'We are not alarmists, but you have only to note the rising market and you -will realize' that pre-war prices for Boots and Shoes are absolutely burnt up, and unheard of prices for Footwear are right on to us. Save 20 per cent —buy Footwear for yourself and your I,j ' family to-day—enough to take you -v through the winter It's a good policy i MURRAY'S CASH SHOE STORE | Have just opened £IOOO worth of New Winter Footwear, which was I bought four months ago for forward delivery, AT PEICES FIXED FOE QUANTITY BUYING. This Footwear is guaranteed from reputable makers a*nd made from the best materials money ean buy today Our 22 years' experience is your assurance that our knowledge is coupled up for the mutual benefit of our customers and ourselves. We aim to give our customers the BEST VALUE proem-able m the Dominion, and WE CAN DO IT. Here's why: Ist: Our long experience with Footwear 2nd: Small expense m running this businew. \ ' * 3rd, and most important: WE BUY FOE CASH AND SELL FOE CASH —no bad debts to maks »p. MURRAY'S CASH SHOE STORE "YOU OUGHT TO BE IN MTTEBAY'S SHOES" * T A I H A PB. P.O. BOX 49, TELEPHONE 136.

QUICK MOTOR SERVICE. MARTON JUNCTION TO ■..*' WANGANUI. , ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE In view of the alteration of the Main Trunk Railway Service HODBON'S MOTOR OAR EXPRESS SERVICE to Wanganui now starts immediately after the Main Trunk train arrives; reaching Wanganui at 9.30—tw0 hours in advance of the train. Returns to Marton Junction in the afternoon to link up with Main Trunk. Passengers wishing t* avail themselves of this quick and comfortable service should reserve seats by wire and |ake railway tickets to Marton Junctufci only. Wire Hodson, Wanganoi, or Marton Button for seats. At Marton ask for Hodson's Car. J. HODSON, WANGANUI. Sickness and vomiting from a disordered stomach may bo relieved by taking BHARLAND'S FLUID MAGNESIA 2

What do the Men at the Front WANT? THE ABOVE INQUIRY WAS MADE BY The Minister of Defence (SIR JAMES ALLEN) Brigadier-General Richardson (Commandant N.Z. Expeditionary Force, England) REPLIED—HAVELOCK TOBACCO I Vide Wellington Evening Poat, 25th June, 1917 .