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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13883, 7 November 1910, Page 3

If they have been in the habit of being properly looked after, they will appreciate the comfort and value in Pannell's Footwear. Ordinary boots may or may not be good. Often they are put together cheaply, and made of inferior leather. Small wonder they soon lose shape, and go to pieces. Our Footwear is made for us according to certain rigid specifications. Leathers are chosen for close grain, even quality and pliability, and soles are of thoroughly tanned oak leather. Our shapes, too, are not only full of style, but full of comfort, protection and satisfaction. You are invited to call and see the new stocks of Ladies' Coloured and Patent Shoes for Summer; Men's Black and Tan Boots in all the leading styles, as Clark's, Bostock's and "Health" Brand Boots. 105 Manchester Street Phone 694 Cfils2-2<M2 , ,„_,,.„ „,,„._.,„,,.——„—.

THE HOUSEHOLD COAL • Chimneys and flues never choked with soot. No poking required—fire will keep in. For baking and cooking cannot be beaten, gives a fine even heat SOLD BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS jr-,,,, I Are to be had OWjLY at t'ne foUoiring Hotels in Christchurch and District: — OCCIDENTAL NEW ZEALAMDER ZETLAND ARMS EXCELSIOR MASONIC ROTHERFIELD WARNER'S PROVINC3AL MARKET QUEEN'S BAXON, Lyttelton HEATH6OTE ARMS BUTTON'S HOTEL, Sumner RACECOURSE, Rlcearton CITY HOTEL PLOUGH HOTEL, Rangier* A. BEARDSLEY, SpHag»i>l«S EMPIRE HOTEL NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL Aek to* SPEIGHT'S, and see that you get Hfc 1 AGENTS FOR FAMILY AND BOTTLED TRADE • MALING & CO. LTD., Oorner of OWOUOMTER ST. a. OXFORD TERRACE. C3J7*