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Otago Witness, Issue 2996, 16 August 1911, Page 22

WE KEEP OUR GOOD NAME! QUALITY THE REAL TEST. PROVE US. SEND TRIAL OR2I ESS. Every pair Carriage Paid when Cash sent with Order. Send for our printed Price List J Ask for Quotations for lines not mentioned. Boys’ and Girls* Money-savers. Warm Slinners, carpet soles, 7’b to 13 a 1/3. Boys’ and Girls’ Strong Chrome Boots, toe and heel plates A 1 wear— 7’sto 9 s 5/11 510 s tolß 8. Youths’ Chrome or plain Leather ; toe and heel tips and nails if required—l sto 3 s—7/11,, i s ana ChUdren’s Strap Shoes. Tan, Black, White, or Red, sewn, 2’s to 6’s-l/9. t» b-8/H. Strong Tan or Black Strap Shoes—4’s to 6’s—2/-; 7’s to 10’s—3/- ; ll’s to 1 s—3/11. Men’s Money-savers. Strong Leather Boots, nailed .. ... 10/9 Strong Watertight Balmorals, woodpegged, nailed, and plated... ... 12/9 Ditto, Extra Stout, double soles, nailed and plated ••• J */9 Chrome Boots, toe and heel plates ... 10/b Ditto, Extra Stout 12/9 Chrome Dress Boots, sewn 12/9 Ditto, Extra Fine ... ... ... 14/9 Dress Tan Boots ... ... 14/6 Tan Cookhams 20/Football Boots ... ... ... ... 9/11 Carpet Slippers... v 3/9 Clogs, wool-lined (superior) 9/9 Women’s Money-savers. Strong Chrome Boots, plated... ... 0/6 Dress Chrome Sewn Boots ... ... 10/9 Glace Kid Boots 9/6 and 10/9 Dress Tan Boots ... ... 10/9 Tan Walking Shoes, up to date ... 10/6 Strong Leather Boots, nailed... ... 9/11 Chrome Derby Walking Shoes (sewn) 8/11 Warm Felt Slippers 1/6 Carpet Slippers, leather soles ... 3/3 Clogs, wool-lined .. ... 3/6 Goloshes .. ... ... ••• 6/11 Our only Address : SIMON BROS. GEORGE ST. (wear Octagon)

I was Caught in a Rain Storm Got Wet Through—-It Brought On A Chill—- & « a m Severe Cold and Influenza. This was tibe experience of Harold Wilkinson, Grosvcnorst., Grey Lynn, Anckland, N.Z. Here is tlie story in Ms own words : “ Sometime back I was out in the cart and got wet through, which brought on a chill, then a severe cold and eventually influenza. I tried several medicines, but they did me no good. Mr. J. H. Letcher, Great North Road, Grey Lynn, recommended me to try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. I did so, and am pleased to say that before I had finished a bottle it had completely cured me of this severe attack of influenza. There is no question about it, this remedy gives every satisfaction and you can depend upon it. I will always recommend it to people troubled with severe colds.* Harold Wilkinson, Grosvenor-st., Grey Lynn, Auckland, N.Z. HARP' D WILKINSON. OHAMBBRLAIN'I COUGH REMEDY