Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

NZ Truth, Issue 873, 19 August 1922, Page 8

Don't wait to buy an "Underwriters" Fire Extinguisher until after the place has been burnt *do"wn. Buy one now. You take big risks without one. Manning Machinery Co., 51 Bedford Row, Christchurch; 139 Albert St> Auckland.*

"GordSeal" j_ f$ / ' J \ jßCGtltiftll Hl2g§ There are scores of beautiful #• ; i Jf -\ designs m ■Cdngbleum Rugs. / ~ ifr J~ that tIQVST Cleaned with a damp mop. - /^ jffe '"" \ Economical & labour-saving. / C^ |£ need beating! v . /$^ 'W^ <^\ ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Ltd. /^ <W ®M \ OOIQ SS^l / lt\\Y\\ •'"■ \iw (l UARANTEEJ I

'■■ ,; ' '-■-• '■'' ■'.■'. ' • ■■•' ; ''• ' ■;■'■'■. ' ■ ' ' ' ' ! AFAR BIGGER. ADVANCE -IN RUBBER HEELS THAN .THE PNEUMA.TIC . CYCLE TYRE WAS OVER THE OLD SOLID TYRE. UNTIL THE PRE-. " :# SENT DAY WE HAD GOT NO FARTHER THAN THE SOLID RUBBER ..: HEEL, WITH' ITS JARRING COMPONENTS OF CAOUTOHOVO AND SCREWS/ : * SHOCKING THE WHOLE . SYSTEM. . ','..■ - I The New Way v j^ ■ '* tThe QM Way i;, YOU literally walk on air-— M/s^ IVt<Z» T l3^ so^ icl rubber only ab " The air chamber absorbs „ r^^^ .^^^^ K&\ -~ sorbed a very limited part =;. every atom of shock, ensur- ■ : '"'''-J^^SBT^^t It ' ' of. the shock caused by the ing easy springing motion and ' iA^>il\ I pounding of feet on the haril freedom from all fatigue and pavements and roads. Modern foot-soreness. The "Otterson". . '^^■'^l\ji't^/C^'''^—- : ' ■' gonditioivi --of life inipose, a big " makes life worth living. : You • \l^' ilmA '^'^ -/enough strain' of tlie system withhave buoyancy, energy, "joie de ' ■ (/ ' out unnecessarily adding to. Navivre." No nails or screws. . The .. ■1^ ;' ture's troubles. It was impossible .. •whole leather heel is removed. ■ :> ■ f \ 111 \\v||Kji t l ****^ ■ ;• to keep water from seeping round A. small aluminium.-, rim is at- "<*^A /I the screws and nails— they m time tached to the welt, and the pneu- MmII (jL. split the leather, already weakmatic '.'Otterson" fits on, like v \ . . Z^®^. lIWSo W^'A. i?~kfc ened by rust an^ m ois ture - The * tyre and can't come offQ^ucti^n r]: ; :. £ S'-X -.^ -J^zlfflffl^^^^/^^^W old-fashioned - solid- rubber heel," /. holds it when walking. As the : R^^S'^^W Jlf wMle a great advance ' left the ■ heels wear down they can be .... W\ /^^ &T problem only partially solved; v changed from one. boot to the Jjl '^W ' : on ce on they took some, shifting, ■ other m a second or two, ensuring W- ■. - ; ,;^-;- r |? _■ f : instead" of the second or so tc-/ equal wear. The Heels will: out- .■- . -. . -•--•• - -■•■;. :.■ ■ V ■ ; ; quired by the c 'Otterson" Suction^ , live any two pairs of boots, be- "walking ON air." _/ _ TT v L, „ „, „ „■».,■• cause they can be simply rebuilt "FiilVoF vlmraHd thY joy of !ife7 Thsy ; v7 found "the": -'Heel. The old solid rubber- -heol v i • xt -' x secret of work without fatigue. Another New Zealand wjio tnn lioflvv— tnn'wastpfnl tnn ; by any vulcamser. No water invention which will make the civHised world, sit up wa ? w° : %avy s xoo wasieiui too. f . can penetrate —no nails or : ~^~ ~~ZI~ ' •■■■' ■' '■■' —————— ; it alleviated somewhat, but "did, screws to >rust or rot ' the ; , , /l!^!r*" i^iv^ \ not the tremendous leather. Simple, sure,- .... econom- eß^^^^^^fev ■ strain on the bones, muscles and ical of money and wear and . ■' '"■■ .. :: : : ■^ . system; It did not walk-.^ . tear. It is time to take off the '■ " with the times, but lagged behind. „*•* old heel and put on the new. The ( >• ■ - (^^S\^^^^^^^^^^ The race is to the swift and to the 1 "Otterson" has been subjected to ' • stayer, therefore anything less exhaustive tests for months, and the "OTTERSON » than a pneumatic heel is a handiwill not be found wanting. „„„„;,„■■- •-■-._ ; • „., - cap to the pedestrian; The public may see the "Otterson" Heel m process, of manufacture at the A.B.C. Vulcanising Works, Lambton Quay, and on exhibition at Messrs. Lindsay's, Ltd., Wellington. Those r "■ •, wljo are interested m this epoch-making; invention, and. would care to participate m ex- ' ■.■■■:.■■■..■■ ploitiiig, its future, are invKed to communicate at once with oMr. F. G. TW155, : 128 ; Featherston.sl, Wellington (Secretary). Write Today for Particulars / *=Ss'HVIJLIII>IIM,IiWIBUIUi i aMBMMMIBaaBIItei^iAii^JWIJIIM<BBBMB!aBMtMM!I!IBIBB^H — - C7--c^