Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 8 February 1922, Page 4

£jfT (j School / 1 Days * MHHinrl Ji Shoe ways. School f will soon s start, and f mothers I know by ex11111 l Im perience llilll tlia t poor !| n TO quality Ill’ll lllrTrvA /Jy footwear Jllllll uft tias an 4] awkward Uulr // way of Fl*/ wearing out wee^cs its time. FIT THE CHILDREN HEZE. We have a grand range of strong and serviceable sandals, best boots, and suitable shoes unparalleled in Taranaki. All firstgrade goods at lower prices than you would pay for poor quality lines. See our Window Display before you decide to buy. DEARE’S BOOT ARCADE. NEW PLYMOUTH Agent for— Dr. Scholl’s Foot Appliances. Stafford Footwear. REPAIRS ON THE PREMISES. Postage Paid on Country Orders. EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESIGN finds a place amongst our fine selection W *,3* ENGAGEMENT _' KINGS. Thi*. together with the iact that every gem is guaranteed pure, and every setting be* ll ? dependable,, has ma.le our Store the ring house of New Plymouth. Your money buys a better ring here* DALGLEISH WATCHMAKER A JEWELLER, NEW PLYMOUTH.

BIGGEST SNIP OF THE DAY IN LAND. IJHREE HALF-ACRE SECTIONS, situated in suburbs, to be sold in lot or in separate sections. PRICE only £3OO for lot. CASH £5O, balance for 3 years at 6 per cent. JELLYMAN & FORBES EGMONT STREET.

DON’T CHEAT YOUR EYES. pOORLY ground and poorly fitted glasses, though giving temporary relief, will permanently damage your eyesight. Take the safe course— CONSULT US. Our method of examination is the result of years of practical experience. ERNEST DAVIES OPTICAL SPECIALIST, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO RESIDENTS OF INGLEWOOD AND DISTRICT. INURING the next few days my business premises. Moa Street, Inglewood, will be closed owing to my absence securing heavy stocks for enlargement of business activities. R. LETT, DECORATOR, SIGN WRITER AND PAPERHANGER, INGLEWOOD. TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED. VOW is your chance to get your carting done promptly and at a reasonable price. Having secured a LEYLAND FOUR-TON LORRY, I am prepared to do carting at the rate of one shilling per mile per ton, full toads. Both ways charged. Starting Monday, 9th May, 1921. Minimum charge 10s per ton. Please ring up, or leave orders. »t A. Veale’s (’Phone 166), Brougham Street. M. T. PRIEST, CARRIER, NEW PLYMOUTH. _