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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14043, 28 April 1920, Page 6

NALD'S CREATE A BIG DEMAND FOR BOOTS & SHOES IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET IH SOON Our £ 5000 stock offers at present oppor= tunities for absblute economy which may never again be possible. In most cases prices are below the larger City quotations, and many lines are actually less than at the factory. Elderly Ladies' SOFT KID COMFORT SHOES, neat square heels 24S 6d. Ladies' GLACE CHROME DERBY LACE SHOES, patent toe-caps 1 25s 6d. Ladies' GLACE KID COURT SHOES, neat shape, neat heels ... 23S 6d. Ladies' GLACE KID STRAP-OVER SHOES, pump soles 25s 6d. Ladies'. GLAOE KID LACE SHOES, patent toe-caps ..i 24s 6d._ Ladies' STRAP WARD SHOES, welted soles 12S 9d.La dies' Superb Quality PATENT HOUSE SHOES, leather lined 18s 6d. Men's Real WILLOW CALF DRESS BOOTS, stitched welts ... 32s 6d. Men's Real GLACE KID BOOTS, 'genuine welted soles ... ... 32S 6d, Men's BOX CALF COMFORT BOOTS, without toe-caps, sewn soles 29S Bd. Men's Stout, • Water-tight, Fulltongued, l egged BLUCHERS 22S 6d. Farmers' Double-Soled, Nailed and Plated BOOTS ... 25s 6d, Youths' Tip-top SCHOOL BOOTS, Premier Brand ... ... ... 198 9d... Men's and Youths' "Long Life" RUBBER SOLES, easily attached » 3s 6d per pair. We do not claim to sell all our goods at factory prices, this would be impossible. The fact remains, however, that every one of the above quotations is be= low what we could ourselves buy them. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO PROFIT. C TY

The Oamarti Returned Soldiers' Associa= ' tion • (Incorporated), ' - AFFILIATED WiITH THE N.Z. RE ■ TURNED SOLDIERS' • ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL REUNION. DRUIDS' HALL, FRIDAY, 30th APRIL, at 8 p.m. 'DIGGERS!" Everyone of you roll up. Preparations being made to accommodate 300. Make this the Night of Nightsr ANNUAL BALL. MONDAY, 17th MAY, ' DRILL HALL. Music by YATES and BEATH, Dunedin. j * Tickets, 10s ....... Ladies by invitation. Dancing, 8 p.m.< shaVp. The General Public will NOT be admitted to the Balcony. Notice to Country Members, whom we are anxious to see present. The number of tickets is limited., Kindly apply for tickets and also Ladies' Invitations at your earliest. PRINCE OF WALES' VISIT, : * The Executive appeal to all Returned Soldiers and Nurses to attend the PARADE on 17th May, which is being called to WELCOME H.R.H. the PRINCE OF WALES, on the occasion of his visit to Oamaru. Country men may obtain a FREE TRAVELLING WARRANT on application to the- Defence Office, Oamaru. DON'T FORGET THE BALL IN THE EVENING.. This space which is reserved by the Returned Soldiers in business in Oamaru, has been kindly handed over by; them for the Association's use.; jgE WISE and Secure a GOOD TEA . while it is on hand—3s per lb. Supplied from HANDY STORE, Tees Street. .

DO YOUR OWN . . .] BOOT REPAIRS. . . IT'S EASY ■WE HAVE SEVERAL VARIETIES OF BOOT REPAIR OUTFITS AT PRICES RANGING FROM r 4s to 15s. : WE ALSO STOCK LEATHER, TACKS, Etc. SAVE MONEY BY DOING YOUR OWN REPAIRS. JAS. CRAIG AND CO., LTD., TtfAMES STREET. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Forrester and Lawson Painting, Paperhanging, etc. BEG TO . ANNOUNCE tliat they have COMMENCED BUSINESS as Painters, Paperhangers, House Decorators, etc., etc. Both have had many years' experience in all branches of the trade in Oamaru and ether centres, : and can therefore. assure patrons- the utmost satisfaction at the iMOST REASONABLE CHARGES. ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 48, OAMARU. Forrester and Lawson. 385 PIGS!! PICSIS SEND YOUR PIGS TO CLARKE'S OAMARU BACON FACTORY, "WEAR STREET, AND GET THE VERY TOP CASH PRICE. Send Pigs here to bii cured, and you wili be nleased with . the result. R. CLARKE, McINTYRE'S Extra Strong Regu- , lating Pi'Us, 5s ■ 6d. Your Chemist or Storekeeper will poet them for 'Avoßence Extra. . 2D PER DOZEN MORE is given for EGGS that are stamped. The Oamaru Mail Company, Ltd., make EGG STAMPS. r White, 2s 6d—At H. GRENyELL'S.; McINTYRE'S Extra Strong Regtt. lating Pills, 5s . 6d. Yonr Chemist will post you for Twopence Kitra. 183

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