THE WAR

North Otago Times, Volume C, Issue 13146, 29 August 1914, Page 3

THE WAR

; Tlio most surprising feature of this; European warj-; sod'ar asit has been luuloubtctlly tlic r«vdlation>itl; lias afforded ior ilio gallantry •-ol'.'tliej Belgian troops,.and as a riiilitd'ry jibwpit •tiioy ; .'liavo:gaittcil-a considerablii TcpUta-'i tion, the saiiie way as ThoniasJvtlie.Bop'il Boomer (now in Oaiiuirii), .]ias/gained|.ag tremendous reputation for tlio}jciassj({|iJ boots lie is disposing of in Oaiu^i'Jp^r ing tiio.past w'ock crowds' of flqligfitoUt customers' liavo visited his"* store." 1, Thomas tlio Boot Booinbr for their patronage'and recognises• tlio people of Oamaru appreciate' the-ij good solid value of iiis bargiiinbl; Thbin-; as, the Boot Boomer, is a buyer > aijtcft. seller of boot stocks and dealyp foOtr j wear in a large way, alid at present he;; is disposing of a parcel olfc" <i.3s(i pairsl purchased from Skelton and Christclnirch, at a ridiculous price. For ■ the next 30 days lie will give the, Oam-? aru people tlio cheapost boots had, so come and: see. Note llic'.'ttdcii'essf Thomas, the Boot Booihor, : : Street, opposite the " Otago S