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Southland Times, Issue 23826, 25 May 1939, Page 13

MOTHERS! SAVE On SCHOOL SHOES At MCDONALD’S SPECIAL B s “ B Y °° b IS f 1 t „ __ . r T-t-rm Boys and Youths Black Box |Z 2! f , f / /< X Chrome Derby Boots with leather F or studded Rubber Soi es . cJTTTT?nV Solid wear in every pair. 10/11 STURDY SCHOOL Sizes 10 to 13 -- - 13/11 A, SHOES. i’ s and 2’s z — - 14/11 Youths’ 3’s to s’s Also as shown above in Youths’ & Boys’ SHOES with Moccasin Vamp and Rubber Studded Soles.— 10 to 13, 1& 2, Youths’ 3to 5 ’lO/11 11/9 13/6 14/9 z Size Cith Le./.r or SMAKT SHOES for MAIDS Uskide Rubber Soles. 1 Q /Q In Black or Brown Calf. Lace Price 13/3 Walking Shoes with Welted L Leather or Uskide Soles 10/11 Price 13/ H SCHOOL SHOES FOR FRINGE TONGUES GIRLS Smart Shoes as shown below in Girls’ Black Clip Bar Shoes as Ladies’ or Maids.’ Sizes 3’s to 7’s. shown below with Stout Leather In Brown or Black Calf Shoes, Soles. Size 7’s to 9’s. with Leather or Soles. 10/9 Price \ 22/6 O r( lers Post Free. jpg 3 M. i dsl-s &2 - s 12 /g GAyTEESFORWETDATO Ladies’ and Maids’ 3’s 10 / Q In Ladies’ f f to s’s ------ - >3/ w sizes as £ Also as shown above in Black shown at Calf with Honeycomb- Rubber 1 Side go NJ Soles and heels. Sizes 10’s to 13, °^ r s “ o es. f/[ \ 11/9 Canadian // I' Maids’ I’s and 2’s,' 12/9. Misses’ ™ake in SM 3’s to s’s, 14/9. slack5 lack or / |TU Brown. f If I] IMI CANADIAN KNEE GUMS Price For Ladies’ and Maids. Every Q/R pair guaranteed. Children’s sizes, w/ U 14’s to 9’s - E / C Girl’s 10 to2’s GOLOSHES C/11 Eor every member of the family. Q //I I Canadian-made Goloshes of sturdy Ladies’ & Maids’ construction. Sizes 3’s to 7’s, 7/11 Childrens 4s to 9s -- - J/J Boys’ and Girls’ 10-2’s " J / Ladies’ and'Maids’ Size - - Q/Q ’ Men’s Size ----- S. McDonald, Ltd. CITY BOOT PALACE, DEE ST., INVERCARGILL. MAIN ST., GORE.

The Railways And Public Safety Keen Sense of Responsibility ‘ The splendid record of safety achieved by the New Zealand Railways is due to constant observance of the principle of “Safety First.” Before a passenger enters a train every possible precaution has been taken to avoid mishap. Locomotive, Traffic, and Workshops Staffs, Gangers, Surfacemen, Bridge-inspectors and Train-examiners have carefully done their part in the safety campaign, and when the journey begins other experts co-operate in the safeguarding service. The Driver, the Fireman, the Guard, the Train-controller and the Signalman are always alert on behalf of passengers. From the human, material and mechanical view-points the railway vigilance is maintained efficiently, day and night. Travel by Rail - - and Relax jgwuuiujnnnnnnniipuiiurinHiuniuiniUHimKtfUTuuhHiirnmunrniiHuiamwummmiutigTuniuiumiuniiminuiuiuumiiiiiiiimjaHJummniT FARMERS! You Must Use “Crossed Keys” MEAT MEAL as a Supplementary Ration for Pigs and Calves 10/- per 1001 b. bag SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT & PRODUCE EXPORT CO., LTD. Works—RIAKAREWA. Head Office—ESK STREET, MATAURA. INVERCARGILL.