Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1917, Page 4

Moving Pictures of new WINTE R FASHIONS Showing daily at THE BIG STORE' •If you are preparing for' Easter holidaying a visit to Rennie's will reveal many stylish garments that will give pleasure in wearing and Increase your enjoyment. QTqu are-invited to come and i .enjoy the delights of our holiday display and inspect thq fashions here mentioned. Costumes In Gaberdine, fine navy serges and smart tweeds, tailor cut, swing hack coats, pleated basques, and wide skirts, from 67/6. Bough tweeds, blanket cloths, and woollen mixtures, three quarter and full i length, full fitting, a ' big selection from 35/-. Raincoats Hydrotite and shower proof cloths in fawns, bronze and greys; three quarter and full length, convertible collars and belts, from 29/6. Store, Waitara. £ The Ploughman Need , Not "Homeward Plod His j/Veary Way " In the poet Gray's time ; farmers' footwear must have ' been heavy footwear. Here there are boots for the farmer which will wear like iron, and yet are light as your "Sunday best." Try McEWEN'S for £ FARMERS' f FOOTWEAR. j? [Youll be mighty glad of a ■f' pair' of these staunch boots s . for Autumn with its puddles and slush! They're shapely, P Strong, and absolutely low in ptfee. * jCOME! • TRY ON A PAIR. McEWEN BROS. , M "TheK Boot Store," '• NEW PLYMOUTH. ' TARANAKI MOTORS, LTD.. ELTHAM. iW E are prepared to remove your Furniture to any part of the district or province by Daimler Motor Waggon •t the lowest cost. .MOUNTAIN TRIPS undertaken. Make your paity up and then travel by our motor waggon. let it be that our staff is prepared to undertake ALL REPAIRS TO MOTOR-OARS, WAGGONS, etc., and guarantee good workmanship. We have {the material and efficient mechanics. liVneed to go out of the district. W. CHRISTOFFEL, ■: Manager. ■ ZF.AT.AHD INSURANCE \ OQMPANY, LOOTED. -12EE, MARINE and ACCIDENT IN JtJRANCE in al its branches accepted ; LOWEST CURRENT RATES. . Branch Office: Corner of Brougham m King Streets, New Plymouth. : ! Agencies throughout the province. JOHN PATON, Mahager. j FOREIGN .TYRES FOR ME," cannot, unfortunately, be in the ■ A Ing-lin«, but I can at least do mv •if '• by ptirehasing only British good? wood-Milne Tyres in particular. Wood- ; Milne Tyres are British through and through,*' he continued. Most motorists nowadays use Wood-Milne Tyres—they use them because they are British, because they wear longer than other makes, and also because Wood-Jiilnes "arV guaranteed for 3500 miles —they're ■ guaranteed for that distance, but many 0 Wood-Millie lias rtin for 15,000 miles. .TlicVfofe. f#f patriotic and economy fcason- lit Wpod-Milnes to YOUR catfrom your garDegot, 167 yivian street, a&fels&vvs i tit*'