Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 19123, 15 December 1923, Page 3

F° r Rubber-Soled bft TENNIS / and iff. SPORT Jf||| SHOES insist on having FlEE’fpbOT —— SPORT SHOES are built to Fleet Foot give months of constant wear. B « * They fit the feet. THE CURVED BACKS GRIP THE HEEL IN A GLOVELIKE GRIP, ensuring comfort and speed in play. The soles give perfect footing—always. There is not a Sport Shoe made that is better than pIEETpoOT yet they cost no more than ordinary Sport Shoes. “THE BOWLER” smooth, white sole for Bowling and Croquet. Complete range of sizes for every member of the family and every summer game. Obtainable at all shoe stores where good shoes are sold. TRUE SPORTS WANT THE BEST: Ask for FleetFoot'

TASTES DIFFER but they never differ so much that they cannot be suited with one of the nine flavours comprised in the fine range of MARSHALL’S SUMMER DRINK EXTRACT. It is not only the most economical drink on the market but the purest and most refreshing. A delicious thirst queni cher and it costs less than Ad per glass. Ask your grocer and be sure you say MARSHALL’S.—(Advt).

TULLY’S DRAPERY, Dee Street. Silk Hose, Coloured and Black, 4/6 Pair. House Hose in Black, 1/6 Pair. WANTED— To buy False Teeth, any condition. Prices ranging to £5 per set; by return mail—Pearlite Company, Secur Hy Buildings, Auckland. Mk4l3