Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 64, 2 August 1912, Page 4

Brass Bands INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, ALL SUPPLIES, REPABS. -« Write tor Free Dluatrtte* 0»t»logaei. Esum»t«« mi ill u»formition free. J. W. COPITHORNE, j IJ7 ¥rtian St., Wellington, N.Z. ticro thi* peper.

QUALITY in tea cannot be defined. Jt w is fixed by the impression of the palate of the individual, and the impression lingers. You can remember the taste long after other things are forgotten. It is wi-e, therefore, to be guided by the palate, and to buy the tea that gives palate-pleasure. pleases the palate. The flavor wins your favor. It is pure tea, blended by an expert, and the quality never varies. There are three grades, 2/-, 1/10, 1/8 per lb; packed in, strong cartons.

IN THE RAIN ALL DAY, AND FEET STILL DRY! QTJCFI is the proud boast of the man who purchases the McEWEX WATERTIGHT footwear. To keep dry shod iu wet weather is a problem thnt we have solved by introducing the Marlow and the Lewis English AVelted lines of men's boots. Of the best damp-proof leather sole, they are real water resisters. THAT'S BECAUSE THEY'RE McEWENS' To the =!rwrt business man who sits all dav. or to the man who is out all day, our water resisters are essential. Every boot carefully made by painstaking expert*. Every bit of leather i- touvh. and every stitch a holdiivr -liteh. llenee overy wearer feci- '. : .-.•'. there'- not or'y comfort and >!.' v-~. hut -'crling guaranteed value a.' we:l. McEWEN BROS. OfU-ITV s'lio;: .STOT.K>. V....- I-'.-T, i( ...ih. Tel. -201.

SJEXD )-<>■:;- next J'IUNTIN'G order to the 'Daily New*." Prices righ and snti-'Uiciinn guaranteed. gOT THE BEST PLACE 18 BAKDHI