Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1918, Page 4

Sandals For The Children For Summer Days, The .children just lovo the freedom and comfort a pair of sandals give and there is no tetter footwear for the summer months. The kiddies revel in a pair of sandals—they enhance the joy derived from their play. STRENGTH AND QUALITY are the features of our new stocks of sandals and mothers should not fail to sew our display. They will stand all the kicking and running a child can give them—iu fact tlicy are juat ideal for the children. Our new stocks excel their predecessors for style, fit and finis?], and the quality of the leather is something exceptional. They are made to givo absolutely every comfort and all the freedom the growing feet require. They are suitable in every way and their wearing qualities are bound to give satisfaction. We have a variety of styles in all sizes in stock and the prices are extremely moderate. i Regal Shoe Store, Devon St., New, Plymouth.

"Costly thy habit as tliy purse can buy, But not expressed in fancy; rich, not guady; For tho apparel oft proclaims the man." Pure Indigo Serge Suits. Guaranteed Dye. £7 Os Od. Three factors account for the price: (1) We obtain cash for all our suits. The cash is immediately transferred into goods. (2) We bou2ht early (1910) and prices have advanced 102 per cent since our purchase. (3) Our selling prices are based oa the purchase price of tlhe cloth, and not on the market value. The price will remain at £7 whilst our present stock lasts. We have sufficient Serge for 10S Suits or Costumes. The stock includes Browns and Greys of equal value. If you want a suit Coma Early. THE MODERN TAILORS, LIMITED, Stratford, New Plymouth.

THE WEATHER. Wellington, last Night An.Miilense westerly storm area lias enveloped tlie -Dominion, and rain faas'failen in man; parts, rtesent indications are for west to south-west gales, and cloudy and SQnally cond'tions, %vittL rain probable generally, and snow on the higher levels and colder weather following. Thcbaroraeter-'wiU bo rising every-wticre-aliortly. Prohibition.;.greatly increases the. employee's efficiency. J..D. McLean, Provincial Secretary for British Columbia,, stated th& universal-experience in America when lie-said, "He large mining and lumibering companies admit thai thci work of tlieir employees is very much; better, and that there is. much less loss' of time. In the old days, for the two days following .pay day, the number of: accident» in their works materially increased, and many of the employees did not, report for work, on thesedays, and the operations of the companies weremuch handicapped in consequence." If British Columbia had dispensed StateAlcohol for public revenue, wcuild/aecidents have decreased; would Monday morning have found more-mea at work; would efficiency have been increased? The logical tMngiis- to got Prohibition in New Zealand, Minder jjatateyAasmg*-