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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14136, 16 February 1910, Page 5

yßiJtwm.anrjngdWwmM PLEASiMS STYLES FOR LADIES. . ... Ladies who are particular and careful in their dress pay special attention to their fooiwcar, for they know just how necessary it is that taeir shoes or boots should be distinctive in style, comfortable in lit, and sound in quality. 'lbis is the kind of footwear you purchase when you make your selections at our store. Here are some pleasing fines to interest 3'ou, and remember that though our prices are so moderate, they represent the very best footwear value procurable : Ladies' Derby Shoes from 0/6 Ladies’Tan Derby’s from 53/9 Ladies' Welted Shoes from 14/8 j . BOOT IMPORTERS, j j SiItcEWEW BROS., NEW PLYMOUTH.

A VERY POPULAR SOAP. | It is very essential that a I really good soap should give I a speedy lather in any kind I of water and heing very effective should lie so pnre as not to hurt a haty or injure I the most delicate fabric. | So many simply say to theii; grocer, "A har of soap, please! ” hut if -YOU desire your linen to last, white clothes, quick arid effective lather, and a soap that can- | not he excelled in the art of I sonpmaking, then say, Please | give me a PAS OP Skin Textures Of velvety softness are cultivated by Ladies who take enre to go the right way about it. They know a preparation is required that will not only adhere readily to the skin, eradicate and prevent wrinkles, and remove scars, but which will prove absolutely beneficial In protecting the skin from sunburn, dry winds, and particles* This preparation Is WSLTON’S HAND EMOLLIENT. It may be obtained at all Chemists and Storekeepers. Price i/6 GEO. W. WILTON, Wellington, Sole Proprietor. YOU can get it cheaper at “The Red Post.”-