Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Taihape Daily Times, 5 March 1919, Page 2

v v v ~ ~ | | ,/ | YOU GAN DEPEND OUR | I T <►> «SK ❖> t T T t ❖l<> f t* t T t I <*> FOOTWEAR. i; ai ti T T I You can depend upon it for quality, for durability, for style and for value. We do not dabble in freak footwear. The stock is very carefully selected, and the boots and shoes come from the factories of the foremost shoemakers. and OUR FOOTWEAR FOR LADIES W characteristically dainty, stylish, l smart. Every fashionable style make is here, and the prices in’ an ability to give our customers usually good value ||r T T <£♦ and t MEM GET THEIR MONEY’S WORTH, ■' get the choice of the most reliable footwear that it is possible to get in New Zealand. YOU CAM DEFEND UPON OUR FOOTWEAR FOR SAVING AND SATISFACTION. l&JJtt&Arsr ’ s GASH SHOE STORE. TAIHAPE. Telephone 133 P.O. Box 49 f T T T t f Y T I t T T T ❖ t T t T T T T T f T T I

i From the Maker Direct to You ! m$JSi r u jlii Vwv^i 1 fl P"/? /si? k! That is a feature of SOMERVILLE FURNITURE which mush appeal to the discerning buyer. , We Make Whatever You Want. Bring your designs, or. discuss furnishing suggestions with us, and we will carry out any idea you may desire. SKILLED FURNITURE CRAFTSMEN HANDLE ALL OUR WORK, and Every Bit is Thoroughly P*a 13 & \ v J! s eCli i-• s C.» CONSULT US ABOUT HOME BEAUTIFYING. |F. W. Somerville,“ er> I

To Stand at Stables WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY the Trotting Stallion —• FBANZIE, (BY FRANZ-EFFIE.) Franzie will be limited to 12 marea in Taihape, which must be booked before 7th of November. Franzie la guaranteed to breeders a sure foal-get-ter. TERMS; £5 ss. Mares not proven may be returned free following season. Particulars to A. FAY, Taihape or Sanson,

srlvs m v m »>* c i ponoitr of Keu? VS I Jssf «»s» iSSi «VSv \\v r ---,v.* v <s»-”.->X% \w:'»v £ > \'Nj.'-■* '■- 151 I 51 !Ssi !5 I •SS ‘ *5S* tjst lili iSsi iVvt 'SS! >sm 15* I>l V> l< V > iSM IHV» i ,• N i i ’S i isi. i n i 1551‘ is \ • \es?.<- s s > \^-x v: ,V> The new Anglican Cathedra!, to be built in Wellington, will rightly lay claim to be a great Memorial to New Zealand’s fallen Heroes of National interest. p Therein will be recorded all the names of New Zealand’s sons—irrespective of Church or Creed —who fell during the war. «3 It will be a record of National Historic interest for future generations. The colours of all the Allies, etc., will rest there. (| The interior Decorations and Memorial Windows will be worked out in religious symbolism setting forth scenes from every war zone in which New Zealand’s sons have fought. Members of the Anglican Church and sympathisers are asked to contribute to the cost of the Cathedral, which will be erected entirely of free-will offerings from people desirous of expressing their thankfulness to God and then gra i u e to their fellow men for the blessings won for them as a result of the victorious war. Intending contributors please communicate a! once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, Rev. C. F. Askew, St. Mark’s Vicarage, Wellington (Telephone 2492.) Contributions or promises may be spread over a period of one- to five years. War Bonds or Government Slock may be donated. Legacies aho are invited. :i55 ::5? 1155 II ill H 5 W WAWvVm