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Grey River Argus, 6 December 1918, Page 4

Perhaps the most important part of a man's attire is his ■ footwear. He may be immaculately tailored, his ■ mercery beyond reproach, but inelegant of shabby ■ footwear will immediately stamp him careless of his personal appearance. Zealandia Boots and Shbes are the very latest in shape and style. Fashioned on up-to-date lasts, of the best leather, by conscientious and scientific workmen, they will stand the heat of summer and the damp cold of winter without losing their easyfitting suppleness. The soft yielding uppers give, but never crack. Furthermore, "Zealandia" equals the highest grade imported brands. When next trying on new footwear, ask for "Zealandia, —^ /_^B^\ New Zealand's own make Boots /Mf^^ I M Skelton, Frostick & Co., Ltd. \\ ™* / Christchurch \^^ W/ And at Auckland, Palmcwton N. and Greymouth V^L '' Submarine Series— No. 1 CAPSTAN -AMAN3 SMOKET yf je /^^s2_3s____» ___m^_^__ •_?• % *l*^_i*^ _/*X^^ss#7s s*'^' _i_# _# ___^^^v* >v^^^^^H_^^^___^^^Bß9L ****" •> c • '"" V"i" '' i*^f l% —■ - _**^?\fc s^^_y^ ~^^^^^^^^^_^___ * m * m * m ~*^^^L^^^ n I _£*s^fc *__■ '_ «i**^^" -it^^^^j^t^t J^B* ■ _'_r^^^E^^W_C_sT^j^P j_^ " __. ,-- - _c?£___S» •JaJ-T"**" _^y** -i j w_H__'__rt_nE^E*y_g_^___s_BßiWfr m 4 "NOW, it I ONLY HAD A MATCH I '■■ THis Tyre will serve you "|| tsetter tfi an any other — B It's a wonderful wearing cover - thousands of miles of running showing %£g very little wear on the tough, high grade, thick, red patterned tread. || ' : It will stand up to the severest of tests. It's the equal of any |p tyre in th ? world for quality, construction and results — yet costs you j|:|J considerably less to buy than any imported cover because the price to |H you is not loaded by heavy oversea freights — ifs the new |j| I DUMLOP RAILPOAt) 1 the tyTe that has already pleased thousande of Motorists. When *k are you going to avail yourself of its economy and dependability? |§ 2 Your Garage can supply. || DUNLOP RUBBER CO. All States and N.Z. W\ /_y\. c "^ __BHHiflHM^HHHHl^HH_H___________H___ if&it eiMfi^ avc Money in the Kitchen ! Psk'\}X ■^■<^^ s-^-im B y° m Ram <* k old *-* won out II will pay jom ('lwl>^*W^ weU t0 «*P tace & w* lll ■" "ORION." Th« enormom Af'j W , \ \ tws_Sgj^i| waste of fuel in getting up and 'sustaining heat in aa _A \ f _ V -<Al__WJJ!jfe£3 antiquated range is distressing, equalled only 07 Urn Wf* \^o^l!r*lffits wretched results •bta__>d frost it* «*«_«. ■ V >^^ rf""""" I"*"**^'\1 "* "**^'\ r™™™"™"! flitr )& r , .^*__^> **_^ p VTr_k'_r_t r; %nfcwT* t I fOW 11 $5^ %. |«\ It Jl^i k_r__J ""»Mer ijli&r m !■ "tji to show mdr Open or Close Fire A 1 *** I vtm<m *- I With coal m the present price and all food /"^SR^ffE pEBBKiw productß ho d*ar, it pay» handsomely to T r ~^ s= ri lnstal an "ORION." Do it now! Too |S_El^/_^____iS_| will save money in fuel economy. tffll^ffj-Jl iKtIKS H Ton will have no waste la food spoiled by bad BfwliEr^^jJK'^^^^Ww H ovens, yon will save sitting-room fires if von like BK'Hir"-~sraili__^____l H (by selecting an Open Fire Range), you will beoefli . IfSiSßl^^ H|_f|_pW^^^ Pj all round hy getting iota your kitchen on* •! Urns* _jffl Pp. .„_*! i^B I""* I——>——>»1 — —>——>» B H. L SHACKLOCX. U, tawfln. W^Bnftn*. A_daa_t