Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

North Otago Times, 8 December 1910, Page 3

Willi llili iifiii L 1 amd bis brother BIG offering:this week' the Finest pOOT;AND, SHOE;BARGAINS the town ever knew, We want everyone to come and see these 'you'ill 'buy them, and get the largest and plumpest money's worth you ever, encountered, It's your DUTY?,to buy where your money ..realises most. ' ■-.;.'■-. ;..- : ;. : .-■.";.-: .-' -1 " GRIP THE CHANCE OF SECURING CHILDREN'S; ENGLISH SANDALS ~,..<.... w... i'„w 8/U CHILDREN'S SAND SHOES, sizes 7, 8, 9 ... •'. '. ~1/G CHILDREN'S SAND SHOES, sizes 10, H, 12,18'. ~. ... 1/11 LADIES*:''STRAP. HOUSE SHOES, Rubber. Heels 4/11 SADIES CANVAS SHOES -..j ■„.,.. ..j ~. 3/11 SADIES' SMART CANVAS SHOES, in various colors... 5/6 LADIES' SAND SHOES, Rubber, Soles' ■„. •„.... ..<',.. 2/U LADIES' SMART TAN SHOES', Langtry or, Gibson Style ... ............ ... ... ■... .•...;.. .... 10/0 "'■ IT'S EASY TO SEE WHY ■ ■ YOU SAVE MONEY Buying your Boots from üb. We ara)the onilyi Firm of "Boot Manufacturers in Oamaru, and We sell our goods Direct to! the Wearer. We are confident we can save you from 10 to; 20 per cent on the prices (X. Colonial made Boots andi Shoes. We shall foe glad for you to test our, statement. ; . |.,-.' 11 LADIES' FINE GLACE KID-.SHOES, Own Make .... 10/6 LADIES' PINE CHROME BOOTS, :Own Make, Button and Lace ,„• ■.,. ... ... .„ : „.-•„, ... i.j ■„, „. 10/6 LADIES'. PINE TAN BOOTS, Own Make < ... 12/6 MEN'S BLUCHERS, Own Make ~.,., .., ...... ... ~, 12/fi MEN'S STRONG BALMORALS, .Own: Make ... ... ~, ~. 12/6 MEN'S'CHROME BALMORALS, Own Make ,„.,., ~. 12/6 MEN'S TENNIS and' BOWLING SHOES ............. ... 3/6 We also hold the Largest Stock In North Otago of High Grade Imported' Footwear, from Bostock, Health, Walkover, and other makers. . .Ml II !;|<i:! i'j ;-'| ;, J

Nearly Opposite Post Office. TIMBER MERCHANTS & IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE WE HAVE ARRIVING PER EACH STEAMER LARGE SHIPMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 01 IRONMONGERY. INCLUDING ' FENCING WIR.E AND WISE NETTING, I' I . ' . . ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS FOR KEMFTHORNE, PBOSSEB Li ill . .. AND CO/S Rockland and Superphosphate Manure, Then Manurei give General Satisfaction to all Parmen'tkt h&vt used them.' SEND FOR PRICE LISTS TO JAMES CKAIG AND CO, (THAMES, WEAR, and nUMBER STREETS, '. !}' ■ ; OAMHBU,

WHEN BUYING BOOTS ok SHOES It is advisable to have some assurance of quality-some sort of guarantee that the result of your purchase will ho Honest Wear. Has anyone ever doubted the Value Our Stores Gives? NO, because there was no occasion for question; but how. many times have we benefitted through the unsatisfactory purchases at other establishments. We are perfectly aware of the fact that we are offering a Class of Goods at Pricw that many would consider less than "A LIVING PROFIT-yet we survive. and are likely to as long as our ideas» of value-giving are carried out. & CO.

A Lady Expert PERFECTION OIL STOVE At our Establishment on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Dcconibcr. Gth and 7th, from 2 to 5 p.m. As on former occasions AFTERNOON TEA will be provided, and BREAD, SCONES, ETC., BAKED. All aro Cordially Invited to come and see' this COOK STOVE worked by an expert. -

THAMES STREET. THLCRITICAL WOMAN'S IDEAL FUEL IS TT makei-a QUICK PIBE, eivei ofi a FIERCE HEAT, which it retain* J. lar,longer than most coals do, THUS MINIMISING the lime ipont in SHOVELLING' Coal, and the quantity u«ed. DELAY LN BURNING TABATU OPAL therefore meant time and-money waited.. -TRY A LOAD AT OKCEEVERY COAL MERCHANT IN (THE TRADE CAN SUPI-LY IT T\ TT ERR ON, ffEES STREET,- OAMABU ' ■■■"V* «"> AGENT MnlhjUill.OTl ""- ORDERS FOR TRUCK LOTS PROMPTLY SUPPLIED. TheTARATU COAL AND RAILWAY COMPANY Ltd. : '-, 0, VOGEL STREET. DUNEDIN. '■'.

IT'S NOT FEASIBLE TO SUPPOSE THAT THE BUSINESS coming fr> me i!Tdu e ™anything other than the HONEST WORK an MATERIAL I put into all my Vehicles. Not only have I had to increase my stafi; I've been compelled to instal better plaut; further, I've had to enlarge my premises. Isn't that the sign of bigger businegs-that I have gained the confidence of Vehicle-owners-that my work is appreciated-an appreciation that is ever gainin patronage? Doesn't it all tend to convince, -at least, that my dealings have earned the approval of my Oustomers-that I have been chosen for SPECIAL RECOGNITION as'a result of the work I turn out? , WALTER GIBB .: COACHBUILDER. ' , _ '