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Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1918, Page 4

THE REGAL FOR SOUND FOOTWEAR AT SEASONABLE PRICES! REGAE boots and slioes are becoming more and more the choice of those who prefer the best, because they find in our Footwear all those attributes which make fer constant and enduring service, and distinctive appearance. All lines displayed at our store are representative of the maintenance of the REGAL policy to supply goods of the absolute SBttimum value, through congood quality, efficient workmanship, and moderation of pric»' The Regal Shoe Store Devon St., New Plymouth,

"Costly thy habit, as tliy purse can buy, But not expressed in fancy; rich, not guady; For the 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 bought early (1916) and prices have advanced 102 per cent since our purchase. (3) Our selling prices are based on the purchase price of tJhe cloth, and not on the market value. The price will remain at "£7 whilst our present stock las.ts. We have sufficient Serge for 108 Suits or Costumes. The stock includes Browns and Greys of equal value. If you want a suit Come Early. THE MODERN TAILORS, LIMITED, Stratford, New Plymouth.

CAN YOU AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THIS? YOU pay Income Tax or Land Tax, or perhaps both. Do you understand all about such? If not, why not do so? We have a few copies left of "The Land and Income Taxpayers' Guide, 1918," by W. H. Hemingway, F.P.A. (N.Z.), Solicitor. Send your name, address and 10/1?, and the work will be mailed to you, post free, by return. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON, P.O. Box 610, Auckland.

"When opening a packet of toasted Gold Pouch tobacco," said an enthusiastic smoker of the New Zealand weed the other day, "I found it rather dry, so I decided to experiement a little after my own style. I added an ounce of water (about an egg cup full) and allowed the tobacco to soak. It became quite soft and pliable after a while, just the condition I like iny tobacco in, and when I tried it in the pipe I fancied that the aroma had improved. But. what was more interesting to me, the tobacco did not burn away so quickly. By adding loz. of water I liad increased the weight to 3oz„ which, cost me Is only, and besides, the tobacco now lasts twice as long in tlie pipe." TMs hint will most likely