Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1919, Page 4

-Jj'-i (£< LADIES' SHOES. For Autunti wear, t We are showing a new shipment of choice footwear for ladies in the very best of modern styles. SMART DRESSY SHOES. That will fit well, and wear well. They include Court and Ankle Bar Shoes of exceptional merit, and a number of Patent Derby Shoes of charming design. Tan Brogue Shoes for walking, and dainty Evening Shoes are here. The selection is varied, the prices are reasonable and the quality as usual is undoubted. REPAIRS ON PREMISES. R. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE, NEW PLYMOUTH.

—Come to Collier's * Gramophones We stock the latest type of machines—Cabinet and Hornless styles to choose from. For Home, Seaside, Cottage or open air use. HUNDREDS OF RECORDS TO CHOOSE FROM. Grand Opera, Comic Opera, Church Choirs, Orchestral Selections, Ballads, Solo Instrumental. We cordially invite you to hear the new Records in our Talking Machine Parlors. Collier's Brasmead and Chappell Piano Agent*. Devon Street Central,

QUALITY! SKILL! ACCURACY QUALITY is the thing of greatest importance in Medicine. Without it the best efforts of the Physician fail to produce the proper results. This is the reason of our insistence in dispensing your Prescriptions with Drugs and chemicals of the finest quality—of .tested purity. It is because of this and our skill and knowledge, combined with absolute precision and accuracy, that our label oil a prescription is a guarantee of its efficiency. THE DAVIES PHARMACIES. DEVON STREET EAST & WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH.

While Shoes for Your Summer Toilette! In anticipation of your requirements, we have a tine range of all tlie newest in White Footwear—dainty shoes whieli combine coolness, smartness and sterling value. SEE THESE WHITE SHOES AND THESE GLACE KID COURT AND PATENT COURT SHOES. Those are the acknowledged Footwear styles for Summer, and your complete satisfaction is a foregone conclusion. Come! Inspect! Select! DlcEwen Bros., Footwear Importers, "The K Boot Store," NEW PLYMOUTH MANY a farmer thought he was getting good retulta from his cows until he sent his cream to us. Then he found that he did quite a bit better.—The Wanganui Fresh Food Co. Local Agent, J. Mudford,