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Grey River Argus, 7 December 1918, Page 4

2fealancGa. • Perhaps the most important part of a man's attire is his footwear. He may be immaculately tailored, his mercery beyond reproach, but inelegant or shabby footwear will immediately stamp him careless of his personal appearance. Zealandia Boots and Shoes 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," < /^o*\^\ New Zealand's own make Boots fjom\%\ I ) *«<* Shoes. I W "^J 3 Skelton, Frostick & Co., Ltd. \% W/ Christchurch \^^ M / And at Auckland, Palmerston N. and Greymoutk \^L Ml W \I '■' '«t*'^BS«B«BWBBBBSSBB«B«BS««BSS«BBB^^

IBoysl^si % k !/► Make Pocket-Moriey! WM COLLECT EMPTY bLxobacco tins W and obtain 6d. per dozen r Tins Required; ? "HAVELOCK" "DERBY" •• HIGH ADMIRAL** "DfADEM" "LUCY HINTON" "GOLDEN EAGLE" "WELCOME NUGGET*' "JUNO" (Dark and Aromatic) Conditions ; (1) TINS must be undented, with Lids and Hinges in good order. (2) Only the above Tins will be accepted, which may be assorted. I (3) TINS to be securely Packed and Posted to Box 181, G.P.0., | ; WELLINGTON. Your Name and Full Address, plainly written, to be enclosed in parcel. Parcels not accepted unless m 'i'[ full postage paid. '\ {4) To obtain best postage rate, it is advisable to save Tins and pott ':• them in parcels of not less than 8 dozen (postage I\4\ for A weight not exceeding Blbs.) •/» (5) Large quantities can be forwarded through N.Z. Carrying Co. to "im The British Empire Trading Co., Ltd., Wellington, but ALL ? I charges must be prepaid. Your name and address to be en' ;<.■ I closed in packages. , ■ '} I ln * may die be delivered to our Warehouse, 5-7 Witteston St. I |° I (7) On receipt of Tins prompt remittance will be made to sender. ■ '*. I A Special SUrOutBS Plant has been set up by th* Manufacturer* H i ■ to thoroughly dean— and reader th* Tins a» new. ■ t : I THIS OFFER HOLDS GOOD UNTIL JUNE 3Oth. 1919 I v I The British Empire Trading Co., Ltd.. 5-7 Willeston St., Wellington 1 •> • gpa l\ • --■ ■•-«•

£■'•■ • ' "-■"■' f -^BSf*_-~— "I ' jC a^^v \ Vy \ l\\ »\ • wit f/ J&BBisila*mm\m\\\\m\\\\mmm\\mm*&??zti&S\ ' \ j v^ [This Tyre will s*znr*& you ' j|j better than any other — jtf if s a wonderful wearing cover— thousands' of miles of running showing Wm very little wear on the tough, high grade, thick, red patterned tread. Wm It will stand up to the severest of tests. It's the equal of any |§3j tyre in the world for quality, construction and results— yet costs you W& considerably less to buy than any imported cover because the price to §|| you is not loaded by heavy oversea freights — if s the new ||| DUNLOP PAILROAD' 1 the tyre that has already pleased thousands of Motorists. When 111 are you going to avail yourself of its economy and dependability ? {§1 Your Garage can supply. §|| DUNLOP RUBBER CO. All States aad NJS. |||

AVii JlLr Money in the Kitchen! HPBn^HH wen to replace It with an "okion." Th* enormous <\vl f( rltiS^Bfl WMto of fuel ln cetttaS op aad sustaining beat in sa m^lKM^fmf SSS2rtiSS2^£rKSK2L.** b ' tt ' ■>— ORION U. rb IMr Open or Close Fire A*** *" °"* I WttheoeJ m Che present prioe and eJI food r^fm%WSM^ ffiß^ ■ prodaeie co dear, it pays handsomely to LjCTßgfffr^ ■■, K Instal an "ORION." Do it now I Yo« [OMreyf&nK^^^gfii ■ will mti money m fael economy. HmOOP090Ii1|BS!S?1 U ■ T<m will hare mo wisto ln food spoil** by ba4 ■Hil^S^^lt^w'l ■ ■ *T*ns, jroo will uti sitting-room fires if yon Ilk* ■■MsT^^KkLLjW.^J ■ ■ (br »l«tinf »n iOp«n Fir.TUngeWon will benslt HB" 9 * lUTssP*^^ 9 ■ all round by getting iats >yoarkltoh«a *a* *i «h*a* ■HlßkS^Mlisfc^SßM/ ■