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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLII, Issue 12822, 14 April 1916, Page 7

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR FOOTWEAR THAT EMBODIES THE ESSENTIAL POINTS OF GOOO WORKMANSHIP, fiOOD MATERIAL, AMD HONEST VALUES—THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF MEN'S FOOTWEAR IN OAMARU. BOXEIDE DERBY BOOTS—Sewn Soles; Guaranteed Solid Leather throughout— Price 17s 9d GLACE KID DERBY BOOTS Comfortable and lino my' .Shaped Toes— Price, 18s 6tl Thick-Soled GLACE KID DERBY BOOTS. Wide Weihs, Hand-Sewn Principle— Price. 25s 6d Crockett and Jones' GLACE KID and BOX CALF DERBY BOOTS; Roomy Shapes— ' 26s 6t£ and 28s Gd Bostock's GLACE KID DERBY BOOTS Welted Soles; Roomv Tolls— Price, 26s 6d SHOES FOR MEN, in All Leathers and Shapes— 22s 6d to 25s Brogue Patterns— 25s to 28s 6d SEND YOUR REPAIRS HERE. -WE ARE EXPERTS.Next Chas. Begg and Go.'s Music Warehouse. mam ■"Kmcaoritpick out the bad egg from the fibod one — not until the shell's l^--^ broken? Then—oh, then! W? Jfl But maybe by then it is in , your cooking basin with the rest —and out goes the whole spoilt mixing. More waste, more annoyance, more meals upset. DON'T USE EGGS! With Edmonds* Egg Powder you can make pastry, cakes, and puddings as good as. you want them to be — and there s no risk nor uncertainty. For light, delicious, appetising dainties — try Edmonds' once and you eschew the dubious egg for ever ! At all grocers and stores. 29K ''■"; ■s!Wl A. ■I 11 i!>.l if > can pick the Egg Powder that will end all risk and EDMW® I-Powjob.

BE 17 KNOWN—Owing to War Conditions there *s Considerable Shortage in Production of Tweeds and Worsted Suitings by both British and Colonial Manufacturers. Notwithstanding the shortage, our foresight in laying-in a large quantity oi ; standard materials,■specially Blues and Blacks for .Gentlemen's> Suits and Ladies' Costumes of topmost brand (DYES GUARANTEED), enables us to display a range of materials which are now unprocurable at any price. Orders for EASTER HOLIDAYS respectfully invited as early as TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS. Agents for Taylor's Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, etc., etc.

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