Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 20 February 1922, Page 4

JeVjT'ol School / 1 Days & fasjlgilrf \ Shoe Ways. School will soon start, and f If mothers 1 mHII II by ll «x1 if- perience I . that poor ■llilnlrHiin/x ( quality I milnHri s v / v footwear Hillllli Un has aD awkward // / / / wa y a F// wearing ** out bef ore its time. FIT THE CHILDREN HEZ7E. 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 of C» engagement 7_ RINGS. This, together with the fact that every gem is guaranteed pure, and every setting being able, has made our Store the ring house of New Plymouth. Your money buys a better ring here! DALGLEISH WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, NEW PLYMOUTH.

MOTOR BARGAINS pOR Quick Sale.—One IJ-2 ton Truck with solid tyres. Any trial given. Price only £llO. ONE LIGHT DELIVERY CAR, in good running order, just been overhauled and painted. Any trial given. Price only £lOO. ONE OVERLAND CAR in good running order, fitted with electric light and sMf-starter. A real bargain at £l6O. ' JELLYMAN & FORBES EGMONT STREET.

BROKEN LENSES PROMPTLY REPLACED. "DIMLESS glasses are specially liable to breakage, and it is very convenient to be able to have the lens replaced immediately. We make and replace broken lenses promptly and accurately, and, even if the spectacles were not made by us, we can copy the lens at shortest notice. Bring your broken lenses ERNEST DAVIES OPTICAL SPECIALIST, NEW PLYMOUTH.

TO RESIDENTS OF INGLEWOOD AND DISTRICT. TAURING 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, SIGNWRITER 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 loadn. Both ways charged. Starting Monday, 9th May, 1921. Minimum charge 10e per ton. Please ring up, or leave orders it A. Veale’s (’Phone 166), Brougham Street. M. T. PRIEST, CARRIER, NEW PLYMOUTH.