Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 25312, 15 June 1935, Page 15

The famous “PA® A' feoot ' ' ''' . ' ,< : " A ' 1 1 ' I' '■ if . - ■ / • / ' 1 (Made by The Miner Rubber Company, Limited, Canada} Illustrating Inside of Boot, Cut in Half, with Cross Section , Showing Materials and Construction. ~~ B,ND BIND' 7 - ' s M MEDALLION * 'V MW ’ RUBBER LEG COVER-* | ' Z ZIW ° UCK UN ’ NG ‘ ' '' CLOTH LEG FORM CLOTH LEG COVER I|| 'X * ' ' ' \ ! ilir S ' J' RUBBER LEG COVER DUCK LINING |||g^J?' ' - ' '"W i IK' > >— —H RUBBER COUNTER jlllfe-' ■ ,■ /'. rO CLOTH COUNTER RUBBER ANKLE PIECE — '' * / /If ' 3 / " '/ FILLING COUNTER MW-. - I 7 / /'''|| RUBBER ANKLE PIECE RUBBER COUNTER —| " I i / I ' / //" . IB s CLOTH ANKLE PIECE 7 VAMP STAY CLOTH ANKLE PIECE q / / VAMP LINING Wlllk ■ '/[// \ ' /i DUCK VAMP Q ' 5 " / RUBBER VAMP CLOTH COUNTER , INNER SOLE « ||||| ' FILLER A W . xnnCptk' COMPOUND SOLE FILLING COUNTER—> fill 'f i Olßk | jy ? r FILLING INSOLE / //mJ J/" X X RUBBER LEG COVER >-/ / / r J CLOTH LEG COVER — ffp V s ' x V' ’ ' Tl DUCK VAMP LINING RUBBER ANKLE PIECE \ LINING ~ CLEATED RUBBER CLOTH ANKLE PIECE I CLOTH VAMP SO LE SPIKE RUBBER VAMP ? . . ' . . Each Separate Ply of Fabric or Rubber Serves a Necessary and Definite Purpose. All plies of material are welded into a compact and durable unit by the Miner Vacuum Pressure Process, assuring you of exceptionally long and satisfactory wear. PARA KNEE BOOTS, with cleated soles and Other First-grade Canadian Boots, heels; sizes 6 to 12-22/6 and 25/- Men’s Knee - - - - 15/6 to 19/6 pair Boj's Knee - - - - 13/b to Ib/b pair PARA HIP BOOTS—3S/- and 37/6 flair Ladies’ Knee - U/6 pair EVERY PAIR CARRIES TH' .PARA GUARANTEE —- mi/A BOBBERS: MAIN ST., GORE. DEE ST., INVERCARGILL. ’Phone 317. ’Phone 1266. N.Z. Distributors for Seiberling Tyres.

f ■■ r—T— In addition to their fine quality, MOSGIEL J WOOLLENS possess worthy associations. Mr. IBwttwp wX l Arthur Burns, founder of the Mills, was the son of the pioneer Rev. Dr. Thomas Burns, and a grand* nephew of the renowned poet Robert Burns; the Mills being named after the poet’s Ayrshire farm, Thus was the varied genius of the Burns family transplanted to New HMw* Zealand, and rapidly made its mark in the new field. Mosgiel Woollens have won 7 Grand Prizes in World Exhibitions, and . for three generations have proved that in the woollen line, money can buy nothing better than Mosgiel. You. owe it to yourft fe self to wear Mosgiel. Ounce I

j What Lane’s Emulsion will do— for baby — a happy chuckling babyhood! —for the toddler— strong bones and good teeth, a firm health foundation that will last a lifetime I 44' ■ .—for the school child—strength and stamina and ' protection against the many infectious complaints of W M "schooldays! —for the convalescent— renewed health and vigour I IM —for the old—vitality marvellously maintained I I ■ I It's famous because it’s good I | Price 2/9 and 4/9 at all Chemists and Stores. JI f / JjL. EMULSION Lfl/

HARVEY’S Mineral Tonic ozonteM blood, revitalizes “tired” nerves. Tones up whole system. Gives pep and vigour. C/6 month’s supply. All Chemists.

1 VOID alkali touching your hair. Use rl Sheena, genuine Soapless Shampoo. Freshens and beautifies every hair strand. 9d packet H. & J. Smith, Ltd"