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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16594, 18 January 1916, Page 6

1 CONSIDER THE NUMBER OF DAYS' WEAR | And the Comfort of CROCKETT & JONES" Footwear—Not the Price! r T" , HAT indeed is the only sensible way to judge of J, the worth of Boots or Shoes. Cheap Shoes may look well —they usually do, and that is why Style is always the argument for low-priced Footwear. But it pays to buy Quality in Leather and Workmanship— and that is why you should choose BRITISH-MADE HIGH-GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES To do so is Real Economy. This you will realise when you consider . s;ow trifling your repair bills are; /—a and when you look back on months h if and months of solid, satisfactory _-i—-fei/ It is worth while, then, to pay a Kttle l= $J?,i«, -\ more for CROCKETT & JONES , | Footwear. You'll be better off in pocket ffljsh*' %w!b and health in the end. Ask your Dealer for '''."' '^' '^W^^m Accept no Substitutes. If he 'Jfegv ~"' v " ' -'< Zs*''?ffi^i!jm*z£ does not stock this Best of all Footwear, he can easily obtain JiCT'-■'*' W&Wl 1 : it from his wholesaler. '' '•^^P*^'

A tinker's dam" is a wall of dough or of soft clay, raised round a spot which a plumber, in repairing, desires to flood with solder. The material of this dam can bo ■used only once, and :"s thrown away after this very temporary period of usefulness. Henco the well-known proverb. A Russian is not of age until ho is 26 years old. Until that time at loast fourfifths of his earnings must go to his paxenta