Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13234, 4 August 1906, Page 2

Mr W. M. Bayne, who has successfully, managed the New Plyiinouth bramc/h of Bartl«rtt's photog-raphic studio for the past six and a-foalf years, has acceptyod the management of a large modern studio that is now in course of erection in Newton, (Auckland. Mx Bayfce's .work in this town has (always won the highest econiums in this province, and has miaajjy f wcoklsk locally will be pleased to leain of Ms advanoemeht. He leaves for the north qu 'MonJday, acdompanied 'by ' 'his family* „,.'• ROAD TO RUIN. ; / Begins when constipation airidbiliousn'ess fasten <t/heinsely©9 on yo*u, aad (drag dfown your, health. Obanalbet" I - lain's 5 - StroWach and Livier TaiWiets cure these disorders, and . successfully build up your streiigfth and health. For sale by all stores.— Aidvt. Storekeepers clean house , just as housekeepers do. That- is what the Melbourne is doing during their . 39 big balrgains saH- 'All broken, odd, and overstocked lines besides a host pf regular goods Lave been radically reduced to sell on sight. When this firm sets out to do anything H is done properly. There are no halfme a sures about the Melbourne.— Advt. Golly, but it's cold ! But no matter how cold just get inside one of those Doncaster coats from "The Kash" and become . comfortable. You ill not only -be warm, but you'll be serene in mind, for a Doncaster overcoat at 45/- will fit you as well 'a§ if it had been made for yoxi. Juai fjrv r>ne and be convinced. — Advt. When a man understands the value of clothing . 'he knows just how much give for it. He doesn't take the traveller's word for it thai a certain line is worth so much, but he goes into every detail, making, lining, cpuality of cloth, and fixes -his own price for them.' If. the manufacturers want iniore. he Siujiply ' doesn't buy ,them. That's th* advantage ''The Kash" has over any: other firm in Taranaki. They're practical men and know the value of every stitch they put into a giarmeht. Next time you want a suit or trousers just step along to "The Kash," and notice the difference in the style and make of heir clothing.— 'Aavt.