Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1918, Page 4

Regal Styles for Men I CHOICE FOOTWEAR THAT IS DURABLE. We have just been very fortunate in augmenting our stock of footwear for men. Our selection of the newest is now very complete. IF IT'S A "REGAL" BOOT YOU CAW DEPEND UP"M IT, Yes! Wo are in a position to guarantee satisfaction. Our stock is supplied by all the lead-. - in°> manufacturers in the world and quality predominates. QUALITY BOOTS REASONABLY PRICED. We invite your inspection. The Regal Shoe Store Devon St., New Plymouth.

What's the Right Thing to do about buying Clothes. You're glad to do the right thing when you know what it ii—we all feel the same way. You as a wearer of clothes and we as makers, ought to save on clothes iu every way possible. That's why we urge men not to buy clothes, if they have enough; some have plenty. That's why we say "Take care of your clothes, make them last longer" That'B why we say "If you feel you must have clothes, get good clothes." Your money should ho spent for goods that .save by lasting longer. ileal economy in clothes is measured by the number of months' service given for each pound of cost. If you buy on that basis your tailor will ho Stratford, ' New Plymouth. When you think of CHRISTMAS, think of AVERY'S For Christmas and New Year Cards, Calendars and Post Cards. Presentation and Reward books, that are much sought after as special gifts and for School prizes. The Poets, the Classics, Bibles, Prayers and Hymns, in durable bindings. latest Fiction by Popular Authors and New Authors of Great Promise. LEATHER GOODS—The latest styles in Handbags, Pocket Books, Wallets, Cases, Military Hair Brushes, etc. FOUNTAIN PENS.—"Orioto" "Waterman", "Swan", "Neptune", and "Capitol"; leading standard makes that give you the satisfaction you naturally expect. All Guaranteed. Bookseller, Stationer, Etc., New Plymouth

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