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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16609, 5 December 1919, Page 6

Shoes are Winsome True, and when one secures value along withstyle, the desire of the smart dresser’s heart is consummated. That will be your experience if you purchase your Summer Shoes at “H.B’s.”—the Quality Store. GLACE DERBY SHOES, smart shapes 17/11, 21/PATENT DERBYS (knob toe) !l 30/PATENT DERBYS, welted soles. 35/New Zealand NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Clothing Factory

YOU WONDER WHY YOUR NEW SUIT DOES NOT LOOK UP TO THE MARK. Don’t Maine the tailor—you’ll probably find that the suit is quite all right—the trouble lies IN' THE OLD HAT sYOU ARE TRYING TO PASS OFF WITH A NEW SUIT! You need a smart New Hat—now don’t you—and we can give you just the very niftiest Felts you ever saw. All the latest shades and shapes at matchless economy prices. GET IN RIGHT NOW ON THESE HAT VALUES I The Palatine, Tailors and Men's Outfitters, DEVpN STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH.

FERE! FIRE! FIRE! Great Sale of Bedding! eßcms^n _ KEasiesiaDVSßßKna^BaanmS a gnatnnBaaEHB BmmB^BmaBBmBBBMnBBBnsB The HOUSEHOLD STORES ■ having bought the whole of Messrs PETTY BROS’. BEDDING for the Christmas trade will hold a Clearing Sale at prices to suit all Commencing on WEDNESDAY and following days. . -

W. S. COBHAM, UNDERTAKER Courtenay Street, New Plymouth. Town and country orders receive immediate attention. ’Phone 671; day and night. g I 0 P 1 gTOP I I When in Waitara and havo a look through our motor accessory department. We stock ail the latest accessories for ail makes of cars. At tha same time we will bn pleased to show you samples of our expert tyre and tuba repairs. Everv job we do is absolutely guaranteed. We stock all leading makes of motor tyres and tubes. If yo'u want a new battery for your car just pay us a visit; we can quote you right. A. J. K IBBY * The Motor Accessory House, ’Phone 54 • Waitara. /TJ.RAND CENTRAL, Egmont Street, tunity of announcing that I have taken over the above establishment as from November _ 12, 1919, and trust to receive a fair share of public patronage. A. A. NEWELL, hioa