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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 194, 14 August 1920, Page 14

THE LEADING MAGAZINES The latest number l * of all the leading English Magazines and Periodicals can now be obtained throughout the Dominion. "The Strand Magazine"Better than ever. An old favourite, but still popular. Fiction by big writers like A. Conan Doyle and H. G. Wells. Numerous illustrations and photographs from the four corners of the earth. Biographies, Nature Stories, and Humorous Anecdotes also have a corner in this favourite magazine. "The Wide World"_The Ma- gazine for men. Crammed with excitement from cover to cover. Remarkable stories from life, including adventures on sea and land ; in forest and on prairie; in the air and under the sea ; in town and country. Profusely illustrated. "TheGrandMagazine s, _Aperiodical full of intensely human stories by brilliant authors. Elinor Glyn (of "Three Weeks" fame) ; Edgar Wallace; A& E. Castle; James Austen, are regular contributors ; 'while the pages given to " the lighter side of things " contain humorous drawings by W. Heath Robinson and other famous artists"The Captain"_For b oys and old boys." A magazine of stories for lovers of adventure and sport. Special corner for Stamp Collectors. Other Periodicals— "TIT-BITS" "JOHN O'LONDON'S WEEKLY" •' WOMAN'S LIFE " -MERRY MOMENTS." The Children's Favourite Comic Paper. ON SALE AT ALL BOOKSELLERS - Sole Agents— GOßDON & GOTCH (Australasia), Ltd. Uaou&v/£ofa Jonef '* It seems only last week that I got these boots and the sole is through already. The bootmaker says the leather is not what it used to be. It is not seasoned long enough and wears away like paper. Bootsave The Sole Strengthened The Boot Life Lengthener. Bootsave prevents soles from wearing through quickly. It actually makes them last three times as long. It is a liquid preparation which is painted on the soles. Three applications are necessary, leaving an interval between each application for the liquid to dry. The first one soaks in and disappears, the second one helps to fill the pores of the leather, and the third one finishes the work and spreads a protecting glaze over the surface of the sole. As a result the sole is vulcanised. In other words it is made harder and stronger, defying, wear and water to an extent which must be experienced to be believed. Bootsave Costs but 1/4—Saves 70/Makes Boots Damp-proof Everywhere the advent of Bootsave has been hailed with delight. It is the most marvelous boot preservative of the age. Paint it on according to directions and at the outlay of a few pence you will save pounds. One tin treats 6 soles. Obtainable from Bootmakers, Ironmongers, Grocers and Drapers. Don't Take Imitations sfZ^ttß^ Guarantee Bond fflH=S3allß^BW If your retailer doe* not ttoch Bootsave, tend _f^ 1/4 to A. Murdoch & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, S / . Dunedin, and a tin will be tent to you pott v^^\/ Z^