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Evening Star, Issue 16467, 4 July 1917, Page 9

NS2 EXTRACTS OF LETTER FROM EDWIN BOSTOCK AND CO., LTD. “Stafford, England, May 4, 1917. “To TV. Harris and Son, Dunedin. “Dear Sins, —Owing to the prohibition of patent ‘ leather, we are using our stocks of patent for caps “only; hence the substitution of glace for the' “ goloshes of several of the above lines. Also, we “ would add that Mat Kid, Willow Calf, and Box Calf “ Leathers are now unobtainable. Further,' the “ extremely high prices of Glace Kid have compelled " «s to husband our present stocks of upper leather, “ limiting its use to shoes. The only Boots we are “ now making are with Black Cloth Tops, glace “ goloshes and caps. " Heels.—ln regard to the substitution of Vik “ Heels for leather, as fitted on sample or as pre- “ viously used, we have made the change because “ the use of wood for hoels means a very appreciable “ saving in leather; and we anticipate in the near “future the use of wood and other satisfactory sub- “ stitutes for leather will become almost compulsory. “ We are, “ Yours faithfully, ' “ EDWIN BOSTOCK & CO., LTD.” Sale Time at Harris Shoe Stores TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. S3 NOTHING BETTER THAN BESTS. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT BEST’S SALE GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN MEN’S WEAR. NEGLIGE SHIRTS for busmans wear, neat patterns, fast colors—3/11, 4/6. SOFT FELT HATS, shapes as worn—6/6. RIBBED UNDERPANTS, All Wool—4/11. NATURAL WOOL SHiRTS AND PANTS Morley’s “English” made—3/11. FLEECY-LINED PANTS AND SHIRTS—3/9. / ALL-WOOL RIBBED SOCKS, Roslyn made—--1/0 pair. MEN’S D.B. TWEED OVERCOATS, latest out—3s/8, YOUR SUIT TO MEASURE AT 60/ BESTS a « a . F,rst ’ o!ass Selected Roslyn Materials. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write for patterns of this Season’s Suitings. BOYS’ WEAR KAIAPOI and PETONE SPQRT SUITS. All Wool, strong materials; fit boys 5 to IS years. 21/ to 27/8. in Princes St. next Begg’s Purify Strength and flavour are combined in Jto other approaches it in Quality. r-' 1 j n & / hj li.-JK 'gm rst ■ns-,; <- 5 -Amf? m m When they are hard to clean Metai-polishes will dissolve the tarnish, but they also eat the * metal. Bon Ami does the work better and does not scratch or eat the metal. Bon Ami contains a soft, spongy mineral which rubs off the tarnish and the dirt by a physical process instead of a chemical process. Bom Ami is cleaner and nicer to use than a metal-polish. It is not oily or bad smelling. Itis perfectly safe to use in cooking-utensils for it contains no adds. AGENTS: R. WILSON &C LTD. § frraa the Finer Kinds of Po!ishing&Cleanlf!° u 11 a Hear the New 6 Columbia’s the Mew Agents! COLUMBIA CRAPHOPHONES are Supreme for Tone Design, and Durability. Always the choice of discerning folk. Full range of Latest Models on view Prices from £5 103. < / COLUMBIA RECORDS are the Finest Records extant at any pnos. They give you better artists and bands, better recording, and lasts longer than any other make. Hundreds to select from at 3/6 unwards. Call or write for list. Always use “COLUMBIA” Needles. Solo Agents for “COLUBMIA”i Telephone 2,473. SONS 3 \ GOFTON Octagon. Dunedin