Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1917, Page 4

Ladies Who Value Appearance Know how much smart footwear means to effective dressing. Tin Regal have not been behindhand in keeping up with the leading styles, and the NEW HIGHLEGGED BOOTS shown by. then cannot fail to please ladies. These boots are in a variety of latest shades and are in the height of fashion. As examples of ilainty footwear for ladies, they cannot be surpassed and th« prices are reasonable. It will be well worth your whil< to call and inspect the Srtistia boots and shoes we are showing Regal Shoe Store, Devon Sfc New Plymouth

MON. EYi LENT. We sate you legal Expenses, save you delay, and' advance from £5 upwards upon household furniture (without removal) and other Approved Security. Repayable by easy instalments. Apply personally, or by letter, to L, V. Balkind, Union Steamship Co.'s Buildings, Broughan Street, New Elmouth.

FOE KING AND COUNTRY. ORR, —At Battle of Messines, Ernest, beloved brother of Clara Sole, Awakinq/and son of J. U. and E. A. Orr, Map'ui, Tauraarunui (late of Pungarenu); aged 32 years; deeply regretted. ORR.—At Battle Messines, Harry, be- / loved brother of Clara Sole, Awa- ' kino, and son of J. U. and E. A. Orr, Mapui, Taumarunui (late of Pungarehu); aged 25 years; deeply regretted.