Page 7 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 27 June 1919, Page 7

"H. 8." Winter Boots for Men fill the Bill. They do-mora than that because you really get much more out of them than your money's worth, you get extra service. If?y<gp wear that kind of footwear youvare a- true economist. THESE ARE "RB." VALUE? Ihl MEN'S BOOTS?; Strong Box Oajf, with etou« Glace Kid, for lighter wear, wttfli eolea, in lull or medium toes. or 32/6, 39/ 6, A2/ rv A9fa %$%, 37/6, 45^ New Zealand Bergougnan Tyres ~i France's Best. safe and happy. ~ xi WHY KEEP HORSES* \ % An I^attaiOuaeßfcmtod'to> your-=dd Ford Cti) , Call and let us giv«yoi»paitioolarj, Several 2nd-hand cara for- Baltt-thprougUy overhaulded; \ Lfcave an expert in-(«t! , cure, no pay/ J Wastibourne Imperial Garage, w Private 'Soma I Garage:

■7 I'm off to Town, is There AnytWna More You Want?" ti yOUR son or daughter will be able to handle your shopping in tows —to take your produce to market—if you own a Ford- IJurtaer* more they always win be glad to make the tripsin doing these errands they take a man's place. They gave your time and that of a horse. This time Baving means money to you. The Ford is much cheaper than a hoke to drive. It is safer. It is more enjoyable. It requires less attention. It jril} soon pay for itself* JEb*; Ford is the. farmer's utility car. | ' ;-■ .. *7&7<d H. DERBY 4 CO., lIARDET STREET. *v * •Phone 355 Licensed Ford Dealers New, Plymoutn, Inglewaod sub-dealer—G. GUDGEON. 1917 THREE-SEATER Studebaker motor car equal to new, electric lights, starter, spare rim and tire, 8-day clock; Pyrene extra detachable seat; fully eqa.pped with tubes, tools, etc.} car done very little work. Any-trial given, SPINS 6-seater, electric light and starter, good order; £225. MAXWELL «t £ue ; electric light; car in tip top running condition Spedding, Stainton & Co., Ltd., SOLE North Taranaki AGENTS . Motor House, New Plymouth.

BATTERIES for all CARS. WILL&RD 6 and 12 volt,, new Rubber-threaded EXIDC 6 volt. Hudson—Bulck—Oakland Battery-work Specialised in. NEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH " Creeonoeifa (Cream o' the Oat) Soliloquy No. 2.* Before Briakfatl—mmmmm whm Ui» uid thurg'i no bettor breaklut food tor » nun who ha» to poi in » a»rd d»y« work." mm '*mb'' / jmk ha* to pol in » finrd d»y« work." Xuy ol 4|gwttsn, rlob la phupborai lMttntt MS prttoM, than* no b*tter food for both big and UttU folk*. Try o» pwk*t-ta«wholafenUrwUnik*Ornaioata. S»vethtOoopoo«»»d«liir«i««l"Or««»r»M(lU»Bel»iBe. «