Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16600, 25 July 1917, Page 4

JUST ARRIVED I and I JUST ARRIVED I Ladies' g\ tf* 4 1 Gents' 8 I §17Af \|VAoftl Children s \Jr Jl v£ \JllVv>) and Keep your feet dry. ! j Ladies' and Children's GUM BOOTS AT i Ladies' and Children's 1 GUM BOOTS J M> Jl.i ; M W I j at Happy Family SALE PRICES. | 1 CHILD'S "OLD COLONY" AND " WOONSOCKET " GUM BOOTS I I sizes 11 Happy Family SALE PRICES. ' 9 , 6 CHILD'S "OLD COLONY" AND " WOONSOCKET " GUM BOOTS sizes 11 to 2 ... ... ... ... ' g ,g j LADIES' BEST " HOOD RUBBER " GUM BOOTS, sizes 3to 9 ... 12 11 I CHILD'S HOOD RUBBER" GOLOSHES, storm fronts roller 1 I edged, wide fitting, sizes 6-9 ... ... 46 ! j CHILD'S DITTO, 10-13 4 n j I CHILD'S DITTO, 1-2 ... '" fi g j J LADIES' "HOOD RUBBER FOOTHOLDS, open fronts 43 ! LADIES' " HOOD RUBBER " FOOTHOLDS, storm fronts, good i Siting ... s 4 , 9 |J LADIES' "HOOD RUBBER" GOLOSHES, storm fronts, rolled ' i edges, good lasts ... ... 63 H GENT.'S "HOOD RUBBER" GOLOSHES, storm fronts, rolled | I edges, strong and good fitting ... ... ... . 7/6 p S. STONE & CO., LTD. I 1 THE LYRIC SHOE STORE. THE DEVONPORT BOOT II Corner Queen and Darby Streets, STORE. Marine Square, I rl THE dii«t nSr on,,- Devonport. Phone, 98. 1 |J vrnnp J-H^ F f'£-.-? HOE THE FAMILY BOOT STORE. I £i Loll? O L n S £i i,ding , s ,:\„ Karangahape Road, end Id ' 1 IJ Lower Queen Street. Phone, 3532. section. Phone, 1018. § When they are hard to clean Metal-polishes will dissolve the Boni Ami is cleaner and nicer to tarnish, but they also eat the use than a metal-polish. It is not metal. Bon Ami does the work oilyor bad smelling, It is perfectly better and does not scratch or safe to use in cooking-utensils | eat the metal. for it contains no acids. Bon Ami contains a soft, fr^yryjFg^gi^^^fe^ . spongy mineral which l/Ty 1?P ' jj) Agents: I rubs off the tarnish and / j»> Inin 11 the dirt by a physical i, DOlld & Bell, process instead of a \ «« chemical process. A M-£fe^^ nnCTK> " A„-L-1»„J X P^fi liah| Auckland. I "MaKe a"Note of "Why I _____ I DUNLOP TYRES I j Give tlie Best Service I II THE CASING.-The Strength and Quality of the Canvas used in 11 I Dunlop Motor Cycle Covers ensures you freedom from bursts and. ill annoying tyre troubles. Ample strength is"* (j£jj|r**V 11 embodied in every cover we issue to carry you || I ml thousands of miles over the roughest of roads. 1 I THE RUBBER TRFAD.-Qnly the highest grade S|l*~\ I I I Rubber is used— plenty of it Light- \ I \M weight covers will not stand up to hard ls\ | IS riding on our roads. That's why §o'i i II II "Dunlops" are so popular amongst Tlar ir/jllt motorcyclists— rubber is provided. \ffl\ Wwla/Jii' 1 to guarantee you a big mileage. I WORKMANSHIP. — Our reputation AWJP|U\ X \ || jl depends on this, and as we endeavour 1 v^r' laW lEr to make every tyre we issue a standing 7 iim\\ IJI advertisement—you get the benefit. /Tw| 11 mill® II THEREFORE REMEMBER IT PAYS TO USE "DUNLOPS.'" j|\ Stocked by all Leading Agents in B I I Molbourno, Syiln«j, Adelaide. P«rth. W '-''' " ~ - lllilll BrllbatlD. Welllng-lon U Chrl»lohuroh ' 1// ' Iff] - 2S=Sssßfflffl\lsllfi» ~^~v~' K