Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27037, 12 May 1953, Page 11

» fl** feature... z "DOWN TO EARTH" FOOTWEAR for Men! Th* idaa! lootwaar for ihe man o! land, the eportanan. fisher- -J ' man and hom.-gard.n.r! Hardy and durable and completely waterproof right up to their top., these boots fill th. v.ry essential MaKMaMMH need tor tough footwear during th. coming winter. As illustrated, 1— Men's Lace Rubber GUMBOOTS, elected sole and heel. 9f inch leg —.— ---45/6 2 Mens. Tan WADEC SHOOTERS, stout thrs*decker sole. Wool top band, full military bock. H.. 1 rings and to. plates. No nails. An Anson Boot ' 71/- ’ a I—Man's Black or Tan WADEC ■ ” SHOOTERS, thr.e-d.cker sole, military back. h..l ‘ate rings, to. plates and nailed. An 0.8. Boot. \ 6O/9 1 Brown —. - 61/- JBHHr Tan SHOOTER, full militory back. Commando rubber sole and heeL Men’s Tan ELK BOOTS, with rubber solss and he.ls. Men's Black Chrome medium-weight WORKING BOOTS. Plain front. rings, and toe plates. 54/’ Men's Tan Suede BOOTS. crepe rubber sole - M/Men's Black WORKING SHOE. Moccasin cap. leather m ruW,,r •®^ s —.— 41/w II I'* 1 '* STORE IN CASHEL STREET!

I ; ■ ■ . ' - Si | OfjtWlWdea MB ■ y B . after dark I As the nights grow longer, the grim toll of deaths on the road grows higher. As a motorist, you must keep out of accidents. Check your lights frequently. . .dip your lights for approaching vehicles •• • above all, take t EXTRA care after dark. Transport Department