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MONDAY, NOV. 19th to the 24th7 THERE WILL BE A GREAT DISPLAY OF BOOTS and SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN OUR WINDOWS. aliTour energies will be devoted to showing AND PITTING AS FINE AN ARRAY OF BOOTS & SHOES AS WILL BE FOUND ANYWHERE IN N.Z. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOu! New Zealand Clothing Factory. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHINGFACTQRYI

THINK THIS OUT! Tlio day you buy a Ford motor-car it will pick your farm right up and drop it two-thirds nearer the social and market centres which all help to give your land its increased worth—and what is better still an increase in net. profits. The motor-enr justifies its existence because ol the rapidity with which it can market produce, bring in supplies rue 011 errands to the repair man, veterinarian, doctor, catch trains for people, and a thousand services wherein the value .depends upon the speed with which they are performed. When you buy a Ford motor-car your wife and boys and girls will not think the farm such a dull place, for the gasoline horse will lift the horizon line and open up the earth's space of the next county. It will eliminate the wilderness. It will make near suburbs of distant places. ]t will put backward districts on the map, and on hot summer nights, when it would be a sin to drive a horse that had been in the harness' all day, just jump into your motor car and ride twenty or thirty miles to visit neighbors, or just to get the exhilaration of a ride in the fivining air and .forget all the day's hard .duties.. . Writ,4 for particulars and literature. H. DERBY & CO;, Ford

THE UNIVERSAL CAB * FORD CARS Runabout - - £IBO Touring Car - - £l9O F. 0.8. Wellington. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Sold by AH Licensed Ford Dealers throughout New Zealand CATALOGUES AND FORD LITERATURE FREE Local Ford Dealers: C. LYTTLE, Opunako. H. DERBY & CO., New Plymouth. Wm. THORPE, Eltham and Hawera. Chassis

to,obo Motor Qyeles Word lias just come to liand that the U.S.A. Government has placed- an initial order with the Hendco Manufacturing Co. for 3,500 "Indian" motor, cycles for immediate delivery, and tlint further quantities required will range :over 10,000 "Indian" machines. This is in spite of the fact that the "Indian" bid made to the Government was considerably higher than the price tendered by any other concern. The only other order placed by the Government was one for 1500 machines, The fact that the U.S.A. Government has on Advisory Board, ineluding such experts aa Tlios. A. Kdison and Howard E. Coffin dealing with such matters as these makes this piece of business a distinct feather in the cap of the Hcinlee Co. It is conclusive proof that the "Indian" is the soundest proposition on the motor market, irrespective of ■price. As agents for ''lndian" Motor-cycles, it gives us pleasure in passing on this piece of information to prospective buyers. Uncle Sam is in deadly earnest over the great war, nnd the merits of the "Indian" Powerpluss Motor-eye lo must have appealed very strongly to these eminent Government experts to induce them to give it practically a solus position jn the army of the U.S A SPEDDING'S GAR7\GE, NE\V PLYMOUTH. • ■ TARANAKI DTSTRIBTT-"!!^.

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Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1917, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1917, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1917, Page 7

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