Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1921, Page 2

CARLSON’S For Men’s Wear Are Making BIG REDUCTIONS! ON ALL STOCK 4s. in the <£. Discount on every purchase

g Hen’s & Women’s % Footwear LOWER PRICES. /fex. GREATER VALUES. VOW, more than ever before, you should buy your foot--1 wear at Hannah’s —the firm who keep the quality standard at 11 s zenith and the prices —bedrock. THE PROOF IS IN THESE LATEST REDUCTIONS: Each item represents solid price-cutting. WOMEN’S STRONG KIP DAIRY BOOTS, usual price 17s 6d. \ CUT PRICE 14/6. MEN’S STRONG CHROME WORKING BOOTS. Usual Price 28/6. CUT PRICE 21/MEN’ STOUT SPLIT KIP DERBY SHOOTERS, nailed and plated, or plain CUT PRICE 19/6. BOYS’ ALL STOUT CHROME DERBY SCHOOL BOOTS, Sizes 4to 5 . .t. ..... ...............z-i-xt IS^6 Sizes 2to 3 f .-. ..t<e±.- it,-. ......... ? 17/6 Sizes 11 to 1 -.. .v. .... ,-rrr. <.v J 4/6 Sizes 7 to 10 . j 3/6 ‘ BOOTMAKERS SHOEKTS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Branches at Stratford and Hawera.

Pianos on Easy Terms. Psle« ow I Price on Cash PHe. H&»iwl.m 86 | Cob Prl c W4>?“ „ 5 ,® .r 3< Minus- • «t 36 Msofti’ MontblJUHtumant. lan®. D.tMlt. >■«.»•• ’’««». “ w “ l d t - P?? 1 ”'”” * ■ a £ s d £ sd. £ a. d- I £ d. £ s. a. .& ». a. s. oSif 0 14 7 6 15 0 7 3 59 0 0 5:7 1® 0 50 0 19 2 15 6 0 1750 110 0 8 9 52 10 0 69 70 55? 110 7 }? 12 ! »® 6 115 0 10 2 55 0 0 85 0 515 0 112 4 90 • fl ft 0 0 209 11 8 SI 10 0 &62G 515 0 113 G Sv! 2 Sit 6 13 1 60 0 0 WOO 6'061 15 0 « ! 0 0 as 15 • 210 9 14 • 68 10 0 71 17 6 C 5 0 116 6 ®lO 0 31 ft 6 215 0 Si 95 0 0 74 15 0 610 0 117 11 M 0 0 34 io 0 300 IT 0 70 0 0 80 10 0 7 0 0 2 610 alO 0 :> T S 35 0 1« ll TS o 0 so 5 0 TlO • 23 s s it: is j: 3 it: J st: %i s h?; i 5 ? S 0 J il " J “ • 13 - so 0 0 10S 10 0 90 0 212 6 48 11 9 17 G 450 148 95 00 109 5 0 910 S 215 5 43 • 0 51 15 0 • 1 5 3 190 0 9 115 0 • 10 0 0 218 4 47 10 • 54 12 6 415 6 1 7 3 HOFFMANN Suratura w that superb teA/A \ I j| With a cheery smile she \ /\ W I greets her guests, for IV—'“EQ ’ i she knows they will be ' delighted with a cup of /jy J ! delicious “Suratura.” < ~>J iii The purest, freshest, ! 'XqA \ ■ and choicest teas from \ Ceylon blended to per- \ J2l\ XM fection —no wonder “Suratura” is the J I X, favourite. Oy \ M "UN***«M* THE “AOTEA” (Late The Central ) Thousands of housewives find Edmonds Custard Powder a boon in preparing delicious, economical uS ?£T; ™»™ s . C, O-* - DAINTY MORNING & AFTERNOON ™ HO iuST s . & UGHT TOMCWDC Hot Meals available after late trains