Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Southland Times, Issue 24655, 29 January 1942, Page 2

I Remember— I CARTER’S SCHOOL CLOTHES hi Boys 9 Wew 1 Genuinely Reduced I / / 5/“ \ /high\ / APPROVED \ / REDUCTION \ / SCHOOL \ 1 TEC CAP ) ( boys’ ) ( CAPS ) X 4/- 7 \SUITS/ \ 4/. / and You Will SAVE MONEY! CARTER’S CLOTHING STORE

See tlhat the Youngsters are Well Shod in Sturdy __ Comfortable Footwear from McDonald’s ' A s Shown Below— jg/ QUALITY footwear for CHILDREN, in Black or Brown Calf Derb y Lace St y le witll stitched Vamp and Flexible Sewn Leather Soles. Sizes 7 to 10. Sizes 11 to 2. /o 3ft 16/6 19/6 22/6 As shown Above— As Shown Above- ®° tS ’ ° R GKLS ’ DEBB * BOYS’ BLACK BOX CHROME SHOES with Apron Vamp and DERBY BOOTS. Studded Rub- Sewn Leather Soles. ber Soles and Heels. Sewn and Screwed. sizes 7 to 9. Sizes 10 to 13. Sizes 10 to 13. Sizes 1 and 2. yg Jg/g 16/6 18/6 Sizes 3 to 5. Sizes 1 and 2. Sizes 3 to 5. With Leather Soles, Heels and Toe Plates. Same prices. FREIGHT PAID ON CASH MAIL ORDERS Shown Below— QUALITY SANDALS FOR lW' CHILDREN in Tan Calf with Flexible Veldtschoen Crepe 1 Rubber Soles and Heels. Sizes 7 to 9. Sizes 10 to 13. k 7/11 8/11 r*Y Sizes 1 to 2. » 9/u ■ As Shown Above— As shown Above— IgOa GIRLS’ BLACK BOX CHROME TRUFIT JUNIORS made to the DERBY LACE SHOES with specifications which have made the ■ Fringe Tongues. Sewn Mould- reputation of Trufits. Available in e d Rubber Soles ana HeelS| f our widths to every half size this w # Sizes 7to 9. Sizes 10 to 13. model is in superfine Black or 15/6 16/6 /y ßrown Calf with a neat stitched | Laub design. Leather soles. Sizes 1 and 2. Sizes 3to 5. Siz 7 t 9 S izes 9J to llj. IK 17/6 19/6 19/6 21/Sizes 12 to 21. Sizes 3 to 5. *«¥ GIRLS’ NEAT BLACK PATENT 22/6 26/6 CLIP BAR SHOES. Stitched design. Flexible Sewn Leather W HI MK B Ssl S.M«Donald Ltd. 17/9 18/9 > gy Footwear Specialists Hdjl niwntygl DEE street, main STREET, INVERCARGILL. GORE. |

Milling Machine Fittings TEAT CUPS. Made from solid drawn brass tube and heavily plated. Per Set of 4 complete with Inflations - - - - 26/CLAWS that stand heavy work 7/INFLATTON ASSEMBLERS — 3/9 each TEAT CUP SPARES— Large Rings, 6d each. Small Rings 3d each. Nipples and Nuts 2/- each 'rhones 444, 439. P.O. Box 25 H

Don’t Detain Railway Wagons faar • f'/ w I— i. In this national emergency adequate rail transport is vitally important in the maintenance of our security and well-being. Industry’s output must not become clogged through insufficient wagon supply. Keep The Wheels Moving!