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Taihape Daily Times, 5 April 1919, Page 8

'W?Wb>^ u of Qnt Bissmsss. Think what it would mean to you if your eyes failed. You cannot afford to take risks, .If you suffer from ,-ou should lose no time in consultl.-g a reliable optician. can diagnose your eye trouble ai ork'.\ and will prescribe and supply the lenses most suitable to your case. Call in to-day. DELAY MAY BE FATAL PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST & OPTICIAN, TAIH A P E

BRICKLAYING NQTIGP. MR. T. BASON, having decided to retire from business, wishes to thank (he people of Taihape for the liberal patronage they have accorded him during the the past 15 years, and he asks for an extension of support for his successor, MR. MARTIN HOWARD, who will continue the business (Signed) T. BASON, I In connection with the above 1 J wish to assure the public of Taihape and district that no pains will be spared on my part to carry on in the same high-class work of my predecessor. I have been with Mr. Bason for the past 12 months, and am, therefore, not unacquainted with the requirements of the district. In asking for.a continuance of the valued patronage so long extended to Mr. Bason, I shall do my utmost to merit it. ; MARTIN HOWARD 'l BRICKLAYER, Etc., I Taihape.

AFTERNOON AND MORNING TEA. LIBERAL MID-DAY LUNCHEON. Mrs. Drew, successor to Miss Bear, notifies the Public generally that no pains will be spared on her part to maintain the high degree of popularity the Hautapu Tea Rooms attained to while under Miss Bear's management. MRS. DREW, Proprietress. Opposite H. D. Bennett's Ltd. Station Street. & VAR?iISH£S.

LET GOODALL GET BUSY. 1 CONSULT HIM about the Renovation of your Home during 1919. Why not have the work done properly? Why ;:ct call in a man who thoroughly understands his business? Goofi.il! i«« advise you what to do in the matter of brightening up the place, and his stocks of WALLPAPERS FOR THE NEW YEAR will provide you with many suggestions that will be bouud to please. Consult Goodall now. He can decorate your house in the latest style and i carry out artistic ideas that" will make i the home a delight during 1919. (Late L. A. Needham) TAIHAPE; 'Phone "116 Box 60.

WANTED KNOWN—Ladles' Court Shoes in Glace Kid and Patent leathers, all sizes from 19/6 to 23/8, at Chapman's Boot Arcade, ,opp P. 0., 7ANTED KNOWN—Camphell Ltd,, " Motor Garage, Wanganui, have following Car Bargains: Hupp, 1914 model, 4-seater, Electric Light &rt Starter. Splendid order price, £225, YOUR Eyes tested free. Spectacle* supplied at most /reasonable srljp4s. Don't delay. Come to-day. J. R. C>'a ninghame, Prescription Chaniist aflisS Optician. ; New assortment ot Gramophone: jto hand. Prices from £3 15s up iva.-cs British "E"t»r-ready" L*o" EUnuica'. Specialties; Torches Lamp Etf : 3pare Bulb-3 ond Refills alway lia stock. —Swedlund's Music Ware

ii rxnw do vou answer? That's the customer's first question, usually. how uu j Your gocfrl* may be superior. you? assistants you tractive; but. after all, unless your dehvenes ar.epompt • P your customers will be disappointed. Do you. realise judge a store by its deliveries? voar tag . neMf Docs I, your idelivery system on a par with the it (draw new trade or lose customers for you? 7 for you as they were at one.time, If not, way u j a little behind the times when a FORD One=Ton Truck- . , «+**«. v.«<,f n o4<> standards? Perhaps deliveries b : - s ";: - « -» .«, cost, jou too mum. . , it is a money saver, so why load than some trucks use running empty. not modernise this department of your business at once. EXEVENEAUX & COMPANY, Motor and General Engineers. = . rimee 171; J Etoveneaux 9; F. Smith, 208. P.O. Box 66. Paoncs: uaragc, a«*>

onion plants now ready. Jrown Spanish, 6/6; Giant ROCCO, Alla ciaig, and Cranston's Excelsior, 0, pec 1000 delivered free for cash.— msT Botanical Nurseries,