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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14006, 10 March 1920, Page 2

Youngsters Shoes will wear out, butIf you are careful in making your Selection it is surprising the extra wear they will give. When next you have Boots to buy for the young* sters, call at CALDER'S, and see the tough= wearing Boots specially made for Rough Usage. We have a particularly fine range of BOYS' AND GIRLS' TAN FOOTLITTLE GENTS' TAX DRESSY -BOOTS 18s Gd to 21s. LITTLE LADY'S TAX DItKSSY BOOTS 17s Gd, IS<- 6d to 22s 6d: BUY YOUR CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR'HERE, AND THUS SECURE LONGER WEAR AND CONSEQUENTLY BETTER VALUE. RING, WRl\£, or WTRE WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE. ALL KINDS OF FOOTWEAR AND'REPAIRS. COOfSHAM HOUSE, (South of Polytechnic.) •

onderfid, dainty, twinkling feet hich men admire so much, ould not look even half so sweet ithout the "NUGGET" touch WE UNHESITATINGLY STATE di'A m WINDMILL to BE THE PREMIER On the New Zealand Market To-day. SEVERAL THOUSAND SATISFIED CUSTOMERS fully endorse above statement, but here's a" specific case which puts the matter concisely:— • Messrs Booth, Alaiilunalil and Co.. Cliristchurc'n. Waikari, Dec. Gth, 1916. ,• ? -Dear Sirs,—l thought it might interest you to know that the first Self-OilerTWindniiil 1 got from you just two years ago was put up at that tun£.aiifl 31!<H< with the specified quantity of oil, lias not had any njoro put into it until to-da>. The cog was still dipping into the oil, taul it may have gone another year—l am, yours sincerely, J- ..-.. ' " (Signed) HENRY H. HOLLAND. . - mill has to. supply water for six paddocks, the slrbl-», the garden, and all about the homestead, so it it is not idle. .YOU might as well "line-up" with the "contented club" and bo' happy-on the water question. Send for Illustrated Catalogue and price lk.t Please, mention this paper when enquiring. BOOTH, MACDONALD AND CO., LTD., Chrlstchurch. FAMILTON and SLATER, Oamaru, Local Agents.