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Taihape Daily Times, 4 January 1919, Page 2

' ‘ ' >| ♦> Fit A O 9 4*jhea Itwo ■finn* r»v»fli , f - .f:Tr fWltvlrc V XMAS! the time for pretty frocks and smart footwear. s 2 m I w v* & z z ozo f T I SssS 2Sv.» I I :| T T T The Kcw Seam's odds are Wry Smart revenue vr’^.ggaca^r/CTSEa Probably you bavb already arranged for Christmas holiday frocks, 1 ♦-< have you considered the necessity selecting becoming footwear? SSg|p ' - New dresses and old shoes don’t go <&> v-oii together, therefore inspect and select your foot needs NOW from j Mnrrav’s large stock. T T T T ♦* t ? t T T | $ T T Y & Here awaiting your inspection are stylos that will be in perfect keeping with the rest of your attire. Smart well made boots and shoes are essential if you would maintain a distinctive appearance. Call —select to-day, and you’ll be able to choose from the best! | MURRAY’S CASH SHOE STORE “YOU OUGHT TO BE IN MURRAY'S SHOES“ T A I H A P E. F.O. BOX 49, TELEPHONE IS®. SSaS3£&mS3C&3&B3CI3S '33s^Cs^3Cl^£l^3£&33C&33 s The New Year | and Our Message S3X3?tSss3SS£A£ffim®ffi Our New Year message to our friends and customers, is simple Wc extend to one and all our hearty thanks for the liberal patronage of our store during 1918 and we express our best wishes that the new year entered upon will be fruitful in Peace, Prosperity mi Plenty. For ourselves we view with hope the outlook for 1919 strong in the faith of which the poet sang and which has been the bulwark of many a stout heart in the past: — ‘‘O n’c who always marched breast forward, Never doubted clouds would break etc. etc.” the coming Once more we say keep up a stout heart during season. • WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS —A HAPPY NEW YEAR. F. W. Somerville, B t^£&t3C&i3£&33f»S3Smt Travelling Requirements \ W Whether it ia a week-end JAUNT, a business TRIP, or a long HOLIDAY, you are dependent on your SUIT CASE, GLADSTONE BAG, or PORTMANTEAU, and this being so, it is commonsense to possess trustworthy Travel Trappings. YOU CAN GET THE BEST OF TRAVELLING THINGS AT NE AGUE’S EVERY BAG, WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL IS CAREFULLY EXAMINED AND WE KNOW WE ARE OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST BEING MANUFACTURERS WE CAN SELL AT SPECIAL VALUE PRICES Meagl© the quality saddler T A I H A P E. Phono 3 P.O. Box 37 Gsaeral Carrier. Furniture removed Agent for Dew Zealand Colonial Carrying Co. Goods forwarded to any part of the world, JOHN CAPILI and Wood Merchant, '■'os’ Prompt Delivery, is he ’Phone hi umber. ;T :I : GL_ 08111 §zHv Moderate Charges, RING UP!