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Evening Star, Issue 16237, 5 October 1916, Page 8

If We conduct our business. We are not bound to any one maker, nor hampered by any restrictions often imposed upon exclusive agencies. If As all our purchases are for cash, we are independent In buying, lit selling, and in our prices. If In the Interest of our customers —and that Is, as we see It, our own Interest—we thoroughly scan the Shoe Market for what is bestt best In the way of leather, workmanship, and stylo, and best to the liking of our patrons. U We are qualified for this task through our long experience and our Intimate knowledge of what the people of this community prefer In Footwear. You will find here, always, the kind of Shoes you are looking for at prices you will be glad to pay. 212-214 GEORGE STREET, 20-22 PRINCES STREET, 7fi KING EDWARD ROAD, SOUTH DUNEDIN. TN order tohnye the ‘Star’ out in good TN order to have the ‘Star’ out in no X time, it is found impossible to classify X time, it is found impossible to class Advertisements that come in after noon Advertisements that come in after not After this hour they cannot be clarified. After this hour thev cTnnofc be * Lett We wouJd therefore request Advertiser, to We would therefore “request Advertiser, Orders Eend m the ’ r o^d B « beai j tWs in min “* and send in thi Blades guaranteed not to stain,, and to remain perfectly clean after being washed in usual way. Although English Cutlery is almost unobtainable from manufacturers at the present time, we have been fortunate in securing a shipment of above. Prices moderate. ■ 1A WLW ‘ Nails.Dunedin. GENERAL IRONMONGERS, * PRINCES STREET <Opp. Bank of New Zealand), DUNEDIN. Telecrams: Jfltlc " nuno