from the Original Recipe 1/46 YfHITEHOHSE The White Horse fellw I scotch Whisky uJt^iiiititiuit^^ii. Waste your time and spend your cash, On useless dopes foredoomed to fail bxpenments are worse than rash When winter coughs and colds prevail. A Standard Remedy" is best, One known as always safe and sure— When bronchial ills stress throat and chest, Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. For Children's Hacking Cough, .Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Recently a servant girl named Bridget was engaged in the yard or a Home in this city when she rushed into the house and said she had seen a snail with horns. The head of the house, who is a scientific man, glanced at the girl condescendingly and ■' then broke into a smile. "The things that you saw, Bridget, were not horns," said he. "'Not horns!" exclaimed the wondering Bridget. "Sure an' phat were they, then?" ". They were its eyes," answered the scientific person. "Jay whizz!" was the grlurul rejoinder or Bridget. " Phat an illigant arrangement for lookin* through a kayhole." Snails' Eyes Our Perfex Lenses are not like snails' eyes, but they are made with the idea of enabling the wearer to get a good wide field of sight. We would like to make them for all who want to see more than they do now. We Specialise in Sight-Testing. N. Halsey Cox & Co. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Queen Street. Right or Main Entrance. SEVEN SHOE STORES INTRODUCING STRIDER SHOES. Stridor, Shoes are most -beautifully finished, and fit like a glove. -They are stocked in half sizes, end the manufacturers present a ; pair of rubber heels, made specially for the shoes, with every pair of shoes sold. Here are a few. examples from our wide range. v Oxford Shoe, new "Sunset" Brown \ shade, -i-row stitched, as illustrated. Very smart .... 47/6 ZSII —— Same design in Box Calf, with narrow square toe. (Also in wide I toe model.) ;.ZSI6 Gent.'s Patent Walking Shoe (as illustrated); beautifully - cut. with medium 'square toe .. 46/6 £SIO Also in Highly grade Glace Kid, small ■■] narrow toe.. -49/6 Rubber Heels FREE with all "Stride r" Shoes. ZS9 The same Shoe, with the DOMINION-MADE SHOES. wider toe which Celebrated " Walkaway" Brand. appeals to the __.. _ . , ..,., ~ „ _ elderlv irentlc- zs1 —?•"*•'» "Walkaway" Brown nen ACkic Willow Calf Shoe, of excep- ... qtj/t, tional quality, suede lining; DOMINION-MADE SHOES. Celebrated " Walkaway" Brand. ZSl—Gent.'s "Walkaway" Brown willow Calf Shoe, of exceptional quality, suede lining; very smart design. Perrect in ni and wear 36/6 ZS2—Same Shoe, in Black Glace « d 32/6 ZS6—Ditto, in Sunburn T a n (the newest shade) . 38/6 ZSI2 Gent.'s "Walkaway" Toney Brown Calf Boots, smartly cut, as illustrated 42/" ZSll—Gent.'s "Walkaway" Rich Tan Shade Derby Boots,, stout .'.'Cook--ham" soles or best English leather.. Exceptional wear 42/Stone's Guarantee Fair Wear or Free Pair. STONE'S PAY POSTAGE. j ) S. STONE & CO., LTD. 'Corner of Queen and Darby Streets; Branches at Endean's ' Buildings, Queen Street;., Karangahape Road; Newmarket; Dominion Road; Dovonport; and at Whangarei. Along swinging elastic step —and a winding country road. Rough? - what matter, when you are shod with Wood-Milne rubber soles and heels. Wood-Milnes make your shoes wear twice as long feel twice as comfortable, and are easy to fix. !§W WOOD' ifi\\ ta -MILNE Rubber HeehCrSoles Tough J Energy Saving —! Butterfly ftfc-
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 212, 8 September 1925, Page 16
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