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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 12120, 23 December 1913, Page 2

J. G. M'DONALD'S Sensational Rebuilding H 0 E SA L E"! The Greatest BOOT BARGAIN EVENT in the history of the City Boot Palace IS NOW IN mi PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF OPERATIONS BY WORKMEN WE MUST MAKE A COM- >*- PLETE CLEARANCE OF STOCK, THE WHOLE OF OUR MAGNIFICENT NEW SEASON'S GOODS WILL BE DRASTICALLY SACRIFICED AS WELL AS OUR STOCK OF EVERY-DAY LINES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AS'A MONEY-SAVING EVENT THIS SALE IS WITHOUT PARALLEL IN ITS OPPORTUNITIES TO PURCHASERS. SEE OUR BARGAIN TABLES. MEN'S PRIC ES. MEN'S STRONG NAILED and PLATED WORKING BALMORALS— . Were 13s 6d...Sale Price 9s llti MEN'S STRONG BUT. LIGHT CHROME WORKING BOOTS— Were 14s 9d...Sale Price 12s 9d MEN'S BLUCHERS; only a limited supply—Usual Price 7s 9d Sale Prioe 5s 11d MEN'S GLACE KID DRESS BOOTS, matchess quality— Were 16s 9d...Sale Price 13s 9d MEN'S BOX CALF WELTED BOOTS Marlow's English makeWere 24s Sale Price 19s 6d MEN'S TAN DRESS BOOTS, _ wear warranted —Great value at 18s 6d Our Sale Price 15s 9d MEN'S WHITE TENNIS SHOES, stout chrome soles —Were lis 6d Special Sale Price 8s 6d LADIES' PRICES. LADIES' GLACE KID DERBY STYLE SHOES, superb quality— Were 135......5a1e Price 9s 11d LADIES' GLACE, EVENING SHOES, honestly worth lis 6d Sale Price 4s 11d LADIES' GLACE KID -STRAP SHOES, stylish, shape— • ' Were 12s 9d..Jsale Price 10s 6d LADIES' GLACE WARD SHOES, rubber heels —Usual Price 7s lid Sale Price 5s 11d LADIES' GLACE KID WELTED BOOTS; Were 19b Sale Price 12s 6d ».... - LADIES' TAN ALBANY SHOES, Crockett and Jones make— Were 16s 9d...Sale Price 10s 6d ■ -SB w LADIES' WHITE TENNIS. SHOES,' chrome soles— Were_9s Sale Price 5s 6d

, CHILDREN'S PRICES. GIRLS' TAN, LACE . and BUTTON BOOTS; sizes 7, 10, 11 ,12, 13— Were 9s 6d.,..,.N0w 5s 6d GIRLS' BLACK KID BUTTON BOOTS; sizes 7 to 11— Were 10s Now 5s 6d GIRLS' TAN. ANKLE-STRAP . SHOES, lovely quality— Were 8s 6d Now 4s 3d WHITE BUCKLE SHOES; - sizes 7 to 10—Usual Price 5s lid Sale Price ~4s 9d STAR SANDALS. TT is an admitted fact in the Shoe Trade that we stole a march on the make? by ordering early and securing our stock of IGQ9 pairs of these goods at a very low price. Other retailers are paying 25 per cent, more for the sama quality article. We still have 450 to sell, and are do ircg so at prices quite impossible to those less fortunate in buying than ourselves. Sizes 7 to 9: Were 4s 9d Sale Price 3s 9d iSizes 10 to 13: Were 4s lid...Sale Price 3s lid Sizes 1 and 2: Were 5s 9d Sale Price 4s 9d) Sizes 3 to 7: Were 6s 6d Sale Price 5s 6d CHILDREN'S PRICES. YOUTHS' CHROME BOOTS; sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 Were lis 9d...N0w Bslld INFANTS' TAN and BLACK STRAP SHOESIS, Is 6d, 1s 9d, 1s i,ld CHILDREN'S; BOX CALF BOOTS, double toes- — 7 to 10 6s lid INFANTS' WHITE & CHAMPAGNE SHOES; sizes 3 to 6 1s 11d, 2s 9dl Hundreds of Money-Saving Opportunities for c DONALD'S CITY BOOT PALACE. BESIDE BTJLLEID'S LTD. ADAM MACKAV. GROCER AND BAKER, FOR QUALITY. ALL GOODS OF THE VERV BEST BRINGS.

OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. For the CURRENT YEAR, by EFFECTING A LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY with , that Office BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR. The following are a few ACTUAL EXAMPLES Of BONUSES DECLARED at 31st December, 1912, on Whole-Life Policies: Table A, effected during OCTOBER. NOVEMBER, and DECEMBER, 1912. t> 1- ™ „ 1912 Reversionary lolicy No. Age. Sum Assured. Premium Paid. Bonus. £ £ s. d. £ s. d. 444,441 16 1000 16 7 6 15 0 0 444,086 19 500 9 1 8 7 10 0 r 444,354 24 300 6 4 9 ' 410 0 445,217 27 750 16 15 8 11 6 0 445,271 31 1000 24 14 2 15 0 0 445,379 36 1500 42 16 3 22 10 0 BONUSES VEST WHEN POLICIES HXVE BEEN TWO (2) YEARS IN FORCE. The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst- POLICY-HOLDERS for the ONE YEAR, 1912, exceeded NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS CASH. REMEMBER the- NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, because N0 OTHER OFFICE DIVIDES SUCH LARGE PROFITS. Branch Office—CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. DIRECTORS:— The Hon. C. J. Johnstone, M.L.C. (Chairman); A de B. Brandon, Esq. (De-puty-Chairman) • John Duncan, Esq.; Joseph Joseph, Esa.; and Harold Beauchamp, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. H. MOWBRAY, District Secretary, Oatnaru.