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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1916, Page 4

Another Big Rise in Boots and Shoes WnlSSlfll Read what The Big Store offers this month and save while you may. As most of your lifetime is spent in boots and shoes give your feet the comfort they deserve by selecting footwear that ensures comfort with every , step you take.; Women's Kid Bhoes Black, smart patent toes, 13/6. Women'* High Boots Black kid, law or buttons, 22/0. Men's Kid Boots Black, wide fitting, nob toe, 21/-, Men's Chrome Boots Black, for second best, IT/6, Girls' Boots Kid and chrome black and tan% , 11/8. Boys' Boots All wide fittings, for hard wear! 12/6. -v -i. The Big Store—Waitara. m OM Evening Shoes! VALUES TO MAKE , YOUR EYES DANCE, i How many dances are you g(H ing to this season? ■ • Many or few —you'll need new shoe* when you step forward -with a partner for the next waltz. Well,, you'll find the newest here at ' McEWEN BROS. ■ Dainty colored ones if you're of the fair sex—smart serviceable styles if of the opposite. Specially "chic" designs in Patent, Satin, Velvet and Suede. . Qents' Shoes in Patent and Glace in Court and Derby style*. All sixes and half sizes in stock. Come and permit us to show our values. McEWEN BROS. BOOT IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. CIGARETTE* mmmm (tuRKISHIEAF) ARDATH TOBACCOC?L*\ S£ LONDON. J LET US SOLVE YOUR COSTUME QUESTION. Bie three questions for you to solve are "What material?" "What - style?" and "Who is to make it?" There is one answer for all three—place the order in our hands. The question of style and fabric need Esther you no longer, for we have the latest styles and materials, and can give youmany suggestions as to She .nit of the garments. When you Delect the materials and decide upon the, style, you can rely upon us to carry out every detail exactly, pay- '" j equal attention to the work icb is seen and the work which is NOT seen. • r 'ff ordering here yon make sure of '■ ■ perfection in cutting and fit. And pur prices are lower than city * -""BRS for this classy ladies' tailoring. H. COCKER, Sigh-class Tailor and Costumier, titptQX STfIEET. NEW PLYMOUTH