Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 2 October 1918, Page 8

I'M Every Taranaki Farmer Should have a Leßoy Oily Canvas Coat. • « 55/THOROUGHLY WATERPROOF; LIGHTWEIGHT BUT STRONG; WILL NOT GO STICKY; WILL LAST FOR YEARS, l/l BUY NOW AND SAVE 10s A COAT. NEXT SEASON THESE COATS WILL COST YOU 90s. The Melbourne New Plymouth Inglewood Stratford Cltham Hawera Wanganui. :BS3BOE3OB=3OBISSOB=a Because of their quiet simplicity and dainty refinement Crockett & Jones' shoes for men and women are particularly suited for present wear. In fact, no summer wardrobe is complete without one or more pairs. WE HAVE THE NEWEST SUMMER MODELS IN MEN AND WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES DIRECT FROM THAT GOOD OLD ENGLISH FIRM CROCKETT & JONES. THEY BUN IN FULL AND HALF SIZES SO YOU ARE ASSURED OP A PERFECT FIT WHIOH IS SO ESSENTIAL FOR COMFORT. WHY NOT AfAKF. A NOTE TO BUY A PAIR OF: THIS FAMOUS FOOTWEA§ NEXT TIME YOU ARE SHOPPING I 12/Q LADIES' 1-BAR SHOES FOR HOME WEAR. 16/6 LADIES ' GLACE DERBY SHOES, j-jyg LADIES GLACE DERBY SHOES. Jg/g LADIES' GLACE 1-BAR SHOES. lg/(} LADIES' GLACE COURT SHOES. Jg/g LADIES' GLACE NOB-TOE DERBY SHubs. MEN'S STRONG SPLIT WORKING BOOTS. 22/6 CHROME DERBY BOOTS. 2g/(J MEN'S BOX-CALF LEATHER.LINED BOOTS—DUROX SOLES. /_ MEN'S BOX-CALF WELTED DERBY BOOTS* QQ/- MEN'S GLACE KID DERBY BOOTS, Sho e ft •rafliniutt s e ' >4 DEVON OTKHET ! & NEW PLYMOUTH

Tui Calf Meal. Rice Meal. Maize Meal. Algerian Seed Oats. Manures. Grass Seed. • r GET A QUOTATION FROM— H. C. LUKE. MGELEWOOD.

ffIOXAZ A - J^EEPEKTON MOTOB-CAESEKyiCE. g MOTOR CAR will leave Waita» daily at IS o'clock (noon), for J-ep-jwrton Junction, connecting with the train iron New Plymouth to ftaagtnuv l**vjng Lepperton Junction for Waitam immediately on arrival of