Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, 16 September 1918, Page 3

♦> 1 S £ ♦!♦ ♦To What Price are You i Going to Pay | for Your New Shoes?! To look the matter squarely in the face, Boots and Shoes are higher V in price, a condition for which neother leather nor manufacturers arejy. to blame. fw As your representatives, we have worked hard and used evovy J -- . ion Wn linxrn nnf r\ M yv U 1 , * _ __ resource to provide footwear at a reasonable price. We have ™ ZJ considered for a moment the possibility of meeting price conditions A with “cheaper” quality, but have fully considered both goodness X tj and style. k Z| AT MURRAY’S, whatever price you elect to pay, you CAN Jk m depend on receiving full value the finest obtain-^ ABLE. MMURRAY’S CASH SHOE STORE "YOU OUGHT TO BE IN MURRAY’S SHOES" T A I H A P E, f t ■T «♦ i T «♦ k (, P.O. BOX 49. TELEPHONE ™

QUICK MOTOR SERVICE. MARTON JUNCTION TO WANGANUI. i ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE In view of the alteration of the Ms,ln Trunk Railway Service HODSON’S MOTOR CAR EXPRESS SERVICE to Wanganui now starts immediately after the Main Trunk train arrives; reaching Wanganui at 9.30 —two hours in advance of the train. Returns to Marton Junction in the afternoon to link up with Main Trunk. . . „ ; Passengers wishing xo avail themselves of this quick and comfortable service should reserve seats by wire and take railway tickets to Marton Junction only. Wire Hods on, Wanganui, or Marton Junction for seats. At Sarton ask for Hodson’s Car. J. HODSON. WANGANUI, Sickness and vomiting from a disordered stomach may be relieved by taking SHAELAND’S FLu.u MAGNESIA S

What do the Men at the Fronj WANT? THE ABOVE INQUIRY WAS MADE BY The Minister of Defence (SIR JAMES ALLEN) Brigadier-General Richardson (Commandant N.Z. Expeditionary Force, England) REPLIED—u HAVELOCK TOBACCO 99 Vide Wellington Evening Post, 25th June, 1917 204