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Taranaki Daily News, 30 October 1918, Page 8

Crepe-de-chine. A luxury perhaps* yes,* but iri this" widff world is there a fabric that appeals like it to the feminine conception of all that is richtysort with its glowing silky shimmer and beautiful finish. k Eascinately, alluring servicable withal#^ Price irfches,widely 11/0 PAfr|»r..yar(li- 40 height 12/ 6 v' ~" » White, pale blue, shelf-pink:and-golden brown,? B)ouses> 27/6 29/6 32/6 The Melbourne Ltd. Plymouth »£imami Ingtewood Hawera Stratford Wanganui.

QUALITY— Is The Password To DOCKRILL'S FOOTWEAR STORE aUST- NOW. DOCKBILL'S ELREVOLOTIONISING THE REGULAR IS 'A RAINBOW 0% ATTRACTIVE PRICES DERBY SHOES—round rubbers and wide laces free. i Jg/g LADIES" GLACE 1-BAP. SHOES, ' JO/g LADIES' GLACE 1-BAR SHOES, 1 fi/fi MAIDS' BOX-CALF DERBY SHOES WITH LOW HEELS.—Jus£ tie very thins for schoofc wear; found robbers find wide laces frefl*. 1270 s INDIES' ONE-BAR WARD SHOE& jg/g MEN'S STRONG WORKING BOOTS, NAILED AND TJNNAILEU 2s/- MEN'S BOX-CALP LEATHER-LINED BOOTS IN THE LATEST SflAPlfc MEN'S BOX-CALP DERBY BOOTS WITH DUROX COLES. rwnrtnr.TT] JONES' TAli ROOTS IN ODD SIZES—WONDERFUL WHITE SHOES FOR SUMMER—AII the latest styles at last year's p r ices- [Take advantage 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 . REMEMBER, when you buy Docßrill's Footwear you recollect the duality long after ■ the price has been forgotten, :

, WALK IN-« motor out. iff FORTUNE AWAITS THE LUCKY BUYEI - A'-- -- ,READ THIS. OAA ACRES Freehold Land; rich quality, 150 acres already teen ploughed and rcaown in best English grasses, subdivided into 20 paddocks, <,ooc fencing, liandy to school and cheese factor/, now carrying GO choice jouns oauj cows in full profit which can be taken over at £l4 a head. There is a new liou.-.e of 6 rooms, bathroom and pantry, wash-house, copper and tubs; 14-bau cowshed. I have personally inspected this property and consider it a bargain at the price. The cows are in splendid condition, and, being in full profit the buyer need not wait for returns to come in. Price is only £27 10s per acre, £750 cash. * -Balance over advance to settler mortgage 7 years at 5 per confr. If you want a good home or if you want to make money ring up 5/5, or write box 39 and arrange to inspect, (Remember the early, bird gets the worm.) TED JACKSON, • LAND VALUER AND COMMISSION AGENT, '<{ BULLER STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. , butterfat —we don't know; but we do know that the Shorthorn ox beef at the Imperial Meat Supply is the best fe4fci» .JfMltejJS All/, Oth«& __ ft* PJRING big baskets and little monejr and get Taranaki's best at the Imperial Meat Suppl/.j . fe4hi»- w W9Llte?£ s>7, ?tu do know that the Shorthorn ox beef at the Imperial Meat Supply is the best

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• ERIME JOINTS* H from*Twan*ki s(octy fed on beat Tanuiaki country. We kill only prima- beti, mutton, pork, yealand pool* ***• TTMgliirf Omjaotto "Clynlineis and Promptitude^'