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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10781, 1 June 1911, Page 1

ap' if ELY we have been so busy preparing for our Winter Trade that the days have not been long enough for us. We have had no time to talk, but we are now able to announce that we are ready with a RECORD STOCK, AND WE ARE OUT FOR REGORD BUSINESS. The new SVfachinery recently instaUed in oisr factory is now running in f»SJ swing, and we are employing a larger staff than ever, in spite of all prognostications of a dull winter we are determined to keep our hands fully ernpioyed 3 and if you are not now.a Customer of ours we are going to.make it rrcore than ever worth your while to becoarse 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 fully 25 per cent, less than other retailers have to pay. launsiN Our Cheapened Production means LOWER PRICES TO YOU, as we have determined to give a substantial portion of this saving to bur Customers, and look to be recouped in a greatly enhanced volume of safes. In addition to the advantage of a Lower Price we give the. following unqualified guarantee with every pair of our Own Make—"lF BAD WEAR, A NEW PAIR." HWMMH A Critical Inspection will reveal the fact that these 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 i 3, 6s 11d; Sizes 1 and 2, 7s lid. Boys' Fine Chrome Boots, "Little Gent's" Pattern— Sizes 10 and 11, 7s 8d; 12 and 13s, Bs. Youths' Strong Leather Boots— Sizes 1, 2 and 3, Ss 9d; 4 and 5, 9s 6d, This line can be had in close fronts or'open; and nailed or plain solea. Youths' Extra Special Quality Stout Chrome Boots, nailed or . .plain soles-—Sizes 1, 2 and 3, 10sj Men's Light Chrome Balmorals, riveted, plain soles, or H. and T.— lls 6d. Men's Extra Special Stout Chrome Boots, plain or nailed— l3s 9d. Men's Special Grade Kip Balmorals, H.T. and nails— lls 9d. Ladies' Very Best Chrome Slippers—4s 9d. Ladies' Light Chrome Boots —From Ss 6d. Ladies' Box Golosh Boots, sewn soles, Derby fronts, stylish and very durable—l2s 6d. Ladies' Strong Leather Boots —9s 6d; Best Chrome —11s.

We have also Special Large Stocks of Imported Footwear in the following lines: —Welted Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Men, from Bostock, Glark, Grokett, and Keith. Cum Boots, Goloshes, Warm Felt Slippers, Gents' Pumps, Ladies' Evening Shoes, etc., bought direct from the manufacturers. BOOT M.A NUFA GT U "R-E R, (Nearly"opposite Post Office). s nothing but Full. Weight, Full Strength, Full Flavour and Full Value in every packet. Nothing better can be had in teas at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. 21 Stocked by—MILLIGAN & BOND, ALEX. BROWN, ANDREW WEBSTER. MRS MACGREGOR. and MRS GLASS. DOWN IN LOVERS''LANEir Wooers are now to bo seen, repeating the same old story—in a r 1 '"" * their grand parents told to euuu otiuoiyears and years- ago. And who can deny that the lovers' i y And by and by, with his hand .holding-;, * ' tiers, they discuss THE ENGAGEMENT RING QUESTION. . *' "What 'design would she like?',' She leaves it to him —but whispers; in'.a pretty, suggestive kind of way-, "You'll get what you want, and what I'll like, IOOD'S, the man who keeps the most up-to-date" stbc' Plate and Silverware" in North Otago." NOTE THE ADDRESS: j. e. hood; Jeweller and Optlolan, , _., Thamei strut. ". "' ANTIQUE WV .R NTT U BE. ARTISTIC, PRACTICAL, and SERVICEABLE. VERY MODERATE IN PRICE. All Goods Freight Paid to ; Oamaru. SEND FOR PARTICULARS and PHOTOCRAPHS. SCOULLAR-*-. CHISHOLM, "d., City Furniture Warehouse, . Rattray and sViaolaggan Streets, DUNEDIM. "."^ttt l AST WEEK of the MILL END f AST WEEK of the MILL END LJ SALE. Ftrrthr-r concessions will SALE. Further concessions will i>iiialiso the Last Fo\r Davs of this signalise the Last TJI - Tw — - c - t ' u -- ,REAT SAVING GREAT SAVING HEAD'S.