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Evening Star, Issue 16231, 28 September 1916, Page 8

Our stock of GARDEN TOOLS is all that is desired to make the Garden Beautiful. !f you are m doubt as to the class of Tool you require for a particular purpose, consult us, and we will suggest the Gorreot Implement. Reliable make, 4 Gutter Blades on Cylinder. Large Driving Wheels, 10-inch , w , 25/. 12-inch , , . 28/6. 14-inch . . . SO/. iKWR*^M*MIMJd SSRII m mm GENTS' GARDEN SPADES ,« GENTS' GARDEN FORKS 4, .„ , GARDEN RAKES _ 1/S, 1/9, 2/6 "to 5/ each. GARDEN WEED FORKS ..6d, 1/ to 1/6 each GARDEN REEL AND CARDED TROWELS 6d, M, 1/, 1/3. GARDEN HOSE, LAWN SPRINKLERS, MATTOCKS, HOES, SLASHERS, PICKS, FLOWER POTS, Etc. mm^mmmmimmmi 243 GEORGE STREET (Near Hanover Street). f Come in and examine it oriticaliy. Note its stout, pliable uppers, its solid leather heels, and the thick, long'wearlng soles. Fosl how smooth it is inside; not a rough seam to chafe the feat. This damp - resisting, wear - resisting boot will keep your feet dry as cork, and stand the hardest service. $ Such Splendid Footwear is now almost unobtainable. Fortunately, wo secured a good stock—much of it bought before the advance in oost—and can offer you Unequalled Values. Cff Let us ftt you NOW. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS'S NEW BUILDING. GEORGE L. SCOTT, PROPRIETOR.