Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1918, Page 4

Where Men's Boots are Better. Special value lines at THE REGAL SHOE COY. Men, are you looking for Letter value in boots Loots .suitable for the new season the fi 11 or day s. Your quest will lead you to tlio Renal Shoe Co. Tt must, ffa have R fine rall g e of men's. boots to hand. a selection full of merit. These are the very sort of boot .you liave been looking for—the boots which it will pay you to buy. They arc reasonably priced—cheap but by no means shoddy. The best of leather has been used ill their manufacture—solid and durable and yet not heavy. STUDY THESE PRICES: Men's box chromo derby boots 21/Meu s box chrome derby boots, sewn soles 23/6 Men's glace kid derby boots, Durox soles 30/Men's glace kid derby boots, pug toes 32/0 Men's glace kid derby boots, "Bostock" 32/6 Regal Shoe Store, Devon St., New Plymouth, SfCSSKCfc

Camouflage Cloth What Is It? A direct product of the war, and is a combination of various ingredients worked up to look like real woollen cloth. Minister's Gazette of Fashion says a tailor in the near future will have no difficulty iu selling anything that looks like cloth. WE ARE WELL BOUGHT, ORDER NOW PURE WOOLLEN GARMENTS FROM H. COCKER, HIGH CLASS TAILOR AND COSTUMIER, DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH,

p SMEATON, OpUialmic Optician, 01 (Jiiyton Street, Wanganui, will visit New Plymouth on September 7, and call be consulted at Eraser's Pharmacy, Devon Street. Appointments can be made at above address. Eyes Tested Free. 25 years I 3 ractical Experience in Glasgow and London.

HE WHO WOULD BUILD HIGH MUST DIG DEEP. —Exactly. What first docs the archi — —teet who raises a ten-story building?— —He makes sure of his foundations.— —The higher the building the deeper——they go. So in the battle of life; the——higher a young person aspires to the — —deeper must his educational ground——ing be. You aim for sure and lasting——success in business? Of course. Well, — —lay a proper foundation for that sue — —ce?s by acquiring a sound, thorough——and practical education in (a) — —PRACTICAL MODERN ACCOUNT — —ANCY; or (b) PRACTICAL BUSI — NESS TRAINING. Say which you prefer, and send to-day for full particulars. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O. Box 510 AUCKLAND THANKS. FRASEIt.—Mr. and Mrs. Aiiku.i Eraser an<l farailv, of lUitapiUo, Tariki, desire to thank all kind friends for letters and telegrams in their recent sad bereavement. DEATH. STREET.—At Tiirurntansi, on August 31), 1918, Richard Street, ayed S5 years. WEATHER FORECAST. Wellington, Last Night. Present indications are for variable breezes, bat freshening northerly and westerly winds ruling everywhere soon; expect inild and liazy conditions, with increasing cloudiness, to prtcedo change in weather in most parts of tlie country. The baiumeter is fulling everywhere. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD. Chairman and Members of tlie New Plymouth Harbor Board invite Ratepayers of the Harbor District to attend a meeting to be held at STRATFORD—Tuesday, September 3, S p.m. DsGLEWOOD —Wednesday, September 4, 8 p.m. for the purpose of discussing the Board's .proposals for extensions to the Harbor.

"K'OR ISALK—OI acrea and 5-roomod House, Midhirst; £33 per acr?.. — A. B. Gibson, Land Agent. f.n. Y^ANTED —One thousand friends to give one pound towards the Salvation Army Self-Denial Appeal this year. Our needs are great .—rCofflmandaut