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Taranaki Daily News, 29 October 1918, Page 8

."de-chine A luxury perfiaps, yes, but In this wide world is there a fabric that appeals like it to the feminine conception of all that is richwith its glowing silky shimmer and beautiful finish. .Fascinately alluring and clining'yet servicable withal* Price per yard, 40 inches wide 1 , 10 momma weight Price peryartiiW inches wide, 12 momme weight White, pale blue, shell pink and golden brown,, Blouses, 27/6 29/6 32/6

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QUALITY- Is The Password To DOCKRILL'S FOOTWEAR STORE. TOrNOTOpOCXREX'S IS REVOLUTIONISING THE REGULAR EATES=rHEEE IS A RAINBOW! OF ATTRACTIVE PRICES:^ |J^g v DERBY SHOES-round robbers and wide laces fre% Jg/g LADIES'/ GLACE 1-BAR SHOESj 7s/Q 'LADIES*- GLACE 1-BAR SHOES* ;1 Q/Q MAIDS'- BOX-CALP DERBY SHOES WITH LOW HEELS.—Just the very thing for school* » wearj round rubbers and wide laces free. J27(| SADIES'- ONE-BAR WARD SHOES, [|9/$ MEN'S STRONG WORKING BOOTS, NAILED AND UNNAILED. 25/-3 MEN'S- BOX-CALP LEATHER-LINED BOOTS IN THE VERY, LATEST SHAPE, * MEN'S BOX-CALE. DERBY BOOTS WITH DUROX SOLEa CROCKETTr fi. JONES' TAN BOOTS IN ODD SIZES-WONDERFUL VALUE,' WHITE SHOES FOR SUMMER—AII the latest styles at last year's prices, Tak* of this -offer while it lasts, POLISHES.—-We carry a full stock of the best polishes—Mirror, Nugget. Violo, Radium, in black, light and dark tan; also cleaners for white footwear and , patent leathery REMEMBER, when you buy Dockrill's Footwear you recollect the quality long aftef the price has been forgotten,. DEVON? STREET * NEW PLYMOUTH

Tui Calf Meal: Rice Meol. Maize Meal. Algerian Seed Oafs. ' Manures. Grass Seed. ' V i ' GET A QUOTATION FROM-*, H. C. LUKE. «'■ INGttWOOD,

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