Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1919, Page 7

Farmers! Look Rt This! I iiftJ £a Eh 1% mr if 1 11V LM Al MlMle The greatest proposition put before the farmers of Taranaki is the "SPANKER," the boot with a oaseienee, manufactured from SPECIALLY TANKED and SELECTED WATERPROOF Skins. Every genuine pair carries with it, the manufacturer's guarantee, "Fair wear or return." We do not ask you to buy, come asd inspect the "SPANKER", and we guarantee this boot will sell itself. Over 500 pairs were sold and wotn in the Manawatu district last winter. "SPANKEE" Agencies for Taranaki:— KEQAL SHOE STORE, New Plymouth. CASH SUPPLY CO, Waitara. R. J. PBEWLK, Inglewood. J. P. LARSEN, Inglewood. W. RUDKDJ, Tarikl LESTER BROS, JGdhbrt B. G. FOSTER, StratfordH. GOBB, Eltham. T. M. McMILLAN, Kaponga. K. A. ADAMS & SONS, Patca 6. M. BEES, Waveriey. Egmont Boot & Shoe Co, NEW PLYMOUTH, SOLE MANUFACTURERS. Close the door that leads to waste! YOU MUST SAVE COAL! You can't afford to use coal for boiling clothes—it means less coal for cooking and heating purposes. You need never light the copper fire if you use « iW^i^WBM-.-f----'-",i"jj--v - fc er Dry Soap (THE COLD WATER WASHER) Fairy Wonder Dry Soap saoes two scuttles of coal etJeiry wash-day! Just soak the clothes overnight in cold water with Fairy Wonder Dry Soap. Rinse and hang to dry in the morning, and you'll find them as white and sweet as ever they were with the old-fashioned boiling or rubbing. Sold in Packets — Everywhere I BnwrnnnifTr~ MOTOR COACH SERVICES THE DAILY NEWS SPECIAL CAR i News Office each morning at 430 ! f>om Hanera IL 0. Hook- !. High St.) at 630 Ingierood Egmont Village Arme Now Plymouth Booking mar be done by ringing np 258. O. BEEBS, NEW PLYMOUTH TO OPUNAKK DAILY MOTOB SEEVICfc. TIME-TABU! AMD FARM. atk (dowrt) T. 3» 4.15 . 8.0 4.50 4/8 7/8 Imaka"".'.! »■» 5.10 6/ 19/ „ 0 835 525 7/ 12/ foo ..*...... 850 5.48 8/ 14/ runUrehi 915 J. ./ W RahOtU .f. 9-S» 6.J0 0/ 11/8 n-MUI 9- 4 « 6 2=> 12/ 2 °/ Oaonui ...;-■ • •• Ul . 64 . 13/ 22/ , (lp-mako (depart) »•" 'JO - )-, m i| 7.3* 345 2/6 BahSu T-M *•• */* H" Punearemi • , 15 425 ,/ IS/ Puniho ■"••;.... g . M 4.50 »/ 15/ Start »M 515 11/ 16/ on ™ a . 840 5.25 W 10/ """ ' in) 100 5:3 13/ 22/6 1 and parrela left at the r.«™ra King's Buildlnw. Brougham Street, V,w%nou?a. or Club Hotel Stable*. Oputo l>e prepaid. X. WOOIDBUXUS. » •w.& feSflS •«i &?ss■ *-J?'-.-g How mack mileage do you get (or The further your tires go the further your money goes. Buying a cheap tire means paying more in the end. - - - . A. A i TO THE ! > ROAD . are so built that they retain the natural life and vitality of the products, which means added strength and endurance, and in- ■ cidentally MORE MILEAGE. Supplied by OaragM and Dealer* throughout the Dominion. Distributors—E. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON.