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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10779, 30 May 1911, Page 1

LATELY ws have been so busy preparing.for our Winter Trade thatf the days have not been long enough for us. We §iave had tio time to talk, but-we are now able to announce that we are ready with a RECORD STOCK, AND WE ARE OUT FOR REQ&RO, BUSINESS. The.new.Machinery recently imitate Ui'Qiirikstmy is now running in; full-swing, and ws are employing a larger staff than ever, hi spite of all prognostications of a dull-winter we are .determined to keep sur hands fuiiy employed, a*id if you*-are not new a Customer of ours we are going to make it more than ever worth your while to become one. For the economical production of our goods we are using the most modern machinery known to the trade, and our Pegged, Riveted, and Machine-sewn goods are costing us fuliy 25 per' Gent, less than other retailers have to pay. Our Cheapened Production means LOWER PRICES TO YOU, as-we'have determined to give a substantial portion of this saving to" our Customers, and \ nnir *" *"• —'•'»■■""« '•" Q greatly enhanced volume of sales, in i of a Lower Price we give the following unqualified guarantee with every pair of our Own ftfake —"'IF BAD WEAR, A NEW PAIR." A Critical inspection will revea! the fact thatlh'ese prices associated with the qualities represent values quite unapproachable in the retail trade. Boys' and Girls' School Boots, stout leather fronts, " chrome legs—Sizes 10 to 13, 6s 11d; Sizes 1 and 2, 7s ltd. Boys' Fine Chrome' Boots, "Little Gent's'' Pattern — Sizes 10 and 11, 7s 6d; 12 and 13s, Bs. Youths' Strong Leather Boots —Sizes 1, 2 and 3, »■ 83 9d| 4 and 5, 9s 6d> This line can be had'in fronts or open; and nailed or plain soles: Youths' Extra Special Quality Stout Chrome. Boots, nailed or plain soles —Sizes 1, 2 and -3, 10s; . 4'and 5, 11s. ~.■■'• Men's Light Chrome Balmorals, riveted, plain soles, or H. and T.—lls 6d. Men's Extra Special Stout Chrome Boots, plum or nailed- 13s 9d. : - Men's Special Grade Kip Balmorals. II.T. andf ;■ ails—ll3 Bd. •..'•■■ ■-■: ■■ •'. ? .--. .':..?• Ladies* Vary Best Chrome Slippers—4s Sd. ' Ladies' Light Chrome Boots—From 9s Sd. Ladies' Box Golosh Boots,-sewn soles, Derby fronts,:, > stylish and very durable^—l2s 6d. : = r ' " ; Ladies' Strong Leather Boots—9s 6d; Bast Chromes—lts. ' iiYii yn i L.u vujiiuo!We have also Special Largs Spooks of Imported Foptwear in the following lines-:—Welted Boots/and Shoes for Ladies and -Men, from Bostosk, Clark, Grokett, and' Keith. Gum Boots, Goloshes, Warm/Felt Slippers,..--Cents' Pumps, Ladies' Evening Shoes, etc.,: bdUgHt-dirGpt#oirt#fe?aaufsictuc'srs,

SOOT Hi A H U F A C T U R £' R, "JM)¥W-W Wooers are hov to bo seen repeating i thf: saiae old story—in a different way — '■ \ their grand parents told to. each other—--3 years and years ago. f And who cats deny that the. lovers' tale. js ti.o Mveetoßt pvor told 't \\\<\ bj i.ud b>, with his, hand holdii{g , = r _; lijs, tiiov discuss" * THE ENGAGEMENT ftINC QUESTSOH. _ «Jt "What desig, would Bho like?" She Wves it to him—bar whispers, ifr a —J.X.. oUni&x!, "i'o'i'n t;<t what you want, an* w hat I'll like, „„„._. _OOD'S, the if an who keopb fie m.jst up-to-aaws stock or Jewellery, Plate and Silverware in North Otago." - ' WGTE THE ADDRESS: * '- ' -w~ JT? JoweUer and Optlolan, E^ACEME W& &Z&&X&G AMDI€OTE ARflJjrC, PRACTICAL, andUSERViCEABLE. VERY MODERATE I«?PRIG€. AH Coeds Freight Paid to ;' p'amai;u. - SEND, FOR PARTICULARS arid . • f *"' PKOT,OC«APHS, l'-*\" 6itJ( Ratt?l| arid Maolaggan Streets, '*??TO?f *«#

DEPARTMENT; Trip Policies issued Sj ! ent thoroughly protect '■■■'»' -man's miiy arid ■■also his est ate, stfeugtben s credit, and provo miii-.K'BettWK'iliati/

I AST »\'EE&- -of /the ja SALE. Farther concessions".«ill Last Few Days of this