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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 205, 30 August 1926, Page 12

/ d Boys' Boots that ; up to Hard Wear I S It is just watting: breath to ask a boy to be careful with I / his boots. He simply cannot do it, in view of the rough and ' tumble of his daily life, where incessant activity is his natural r and obviously desirable, course. Repeated scoldings cannot j entirely stop his boyish instinct and, after all, even a healthy \ boy's boot bill is largely a matter of shrewd buying in tS. A first place. The " School Prize " brand of Boys' Boot, are J made of the right stuff—they stand up to hard wear and ( ' keep the repair bill down. At the same time they ensure J an appearance which pleases the boy and satisfies his parents' desire to see him looking his best. Q > Size 9, A H B\ ««. I**, a™ " D the famovls "School ( H H\ 1 1? /(% Pr,z< L r Bo , ot L and is made of ] M BW X£*l \3 sound English leather throughJU HU ? ut \ We guarantee it absoS /fIS lutely to give fair wear or we / IB BMHon. W ?' Ye you a fr " P air - Oet \ BK a Pair for your boy before he J \3K fWftl <T ° eS to scho °l and let kHL him try ther " out. You will > I RSspaEVGsHlßkkw. say they are the fin *« boots C IW»W Note" the b ° r "f ht f ° r the mone V- \ Z5.2009. 15/11; 3 to 5, 16/'ll; eTnd 1 f X 9/11. Ask for Z5.2009. \ Smart Shoes for ■ Growing Girls. X ***> 3*» 6 u2? wV 8 1 ve a lo^ e .t a v r ic S e h t: /* //! any schoolgirl. It is an "AllO/O time" shoe in patent leather \ ' J ■ wit " a splendid sole. These ' B are unusually good value. Ask \ i<«M Bγ B for ZS}O3 - -/ Sizes: 3 to 6. 7to 9. 10 \ 6^e 7^9 IQ /e / > I I to I. 2 and 3 J . 12/6 14/6 J -re ,ntt A similar Shoe in stout Box \ Z5.3032. cajf with nice white leather i lining is priced at—7 to 9, v f\ 8/11; 10 to 13, 11/e, I and 2. > Sizes 7 to 9, 13/6 Ask for Z5.145. } A /> /Q Our new model. Z5.3034. has ) V JLXj / %J two triangular cutouts on side f ■ instead of four as illustrated. . I -y '' '* a smart shoe for a \ \ college girl and most reason- J /'• WH MB Bbk ably priced. In best patent v Si VinßHn leather with good soles—sizes J V 7to 9 -10/9; 10.13/9; nto 1 r BgPB 15/9; 2 and 3, 17/9. } HF 23.3234 A ) The New Sandal for Children. ) W Sizes 3to 61, This newest style of Sandal for / \ a Children has a strong leather ' C J^^^^ , /I I sole and a stout shaped rubber y / heel, also non-chafing beaded t ( fßi edges under ankle. A splendid s } IH Bflsv sandal and quite inexpensive. f ' PHj Patent leather top and strong \ \ buckle. Half sizes. Ask for ■ / Cβ Z5.3038. ( S Sizes 3 to 6 *- S/H; 7 to 9 , / 6/11; 9J to lOi. 8/11; I I to 2. t S Z5.3038. 9/11: Also in Tan hide, I/- I / per size less. ( . Children's Felt Slippers with leather sole and heel piece in Cherry, I I Navy or Brown—3 to 6. 3/6; 7to 9, 3/11; 10. 4/3; It tp I, 4/9. *> Children's Bedtime Slippers (Nursery Rhyme Patterns) — 3 to 6, 3/9; I r 7 to 9. 4/3; 10, 4/6; II to 1, 4/11. !y Stone's Br Stonc't , r' Postage. Postage. SHOE STORES. ! r /4ucJst/anJ's Leading Shoe Specialists, [ 227, Queen Street (comer of Darby Street), * V O Lower Queen Street (4 doors below G.P.0.) ; 81, Karangahape Road _ k V«*/ Newmarket; Dominion Road: Devonoort; and at Whangare). Dy FAMILY SIZB This is the bottle to look for! BONNINGTONS IRISH MOSS % naturally has its imitators—most successful But see that you get the genuine BONNINGTONS IRISH MOSS. \ BONNINGTON'S can produce more % evidence of real merit than any other article for the purpose. It is unequalled ■ as a specific for COUGHS, COLDS, % BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, • TIGHTNESS OF THE CHEST, and 1 DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING. I Bonnin^toris IRISH MOSS/ Fop Coughs O Colds.