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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2028, 14 August 1920, Page 26 (Supplement)

T ■■ People often wonder how a man has the happy knack of relating some succinct story when making a toast. This book contains a wealth of Jokes, Stories and Quotations, properly classified for reference The chapters on a sense of Humour and on Toasts and Toasters are in themselves invaluable to everybody likely to be called upon to make a toast or speech. or from Whitcombe & Tomb s m FIGHTING THE HIGH COST OF LIVING THE GORDON CIRCU- THE GORDON RELAII PADS FOR SOLES VOLVING LEATHER (Patented). HEELS (Patented). Here's an Invention with a dual purpose. It cuts the cobbler's bill in quarter, and adds to the comfort of boots. The Gordon Leather Pads and Heels can be attached to any boot or shoe in Ave minutes. They Inst longer than rubbers; give a firmer tread; never slip; and, as the wearer walks only on the pads, the feet are kept dry in wet weather. Size of Boots. Pri* of Soles. - Heels. 3 3 & 4 .. .. ~ 2/6 set of 0 lfld pi 5 2/11 „ 1/2 6 & 7 3 '3 „ 1/3 8 & 9 3/6 „ 1/6 Postage paid to any address. J MADE OF BEST QUALITY ENGLISH LEATHER, Send Postal Note and Sole Measurement to-day to N.Z. DISTRIBUTORS: THE GORDON HEEL & SOLE Co. 20 Royal Insurance Buildings, Queen St., Auckland. ?KT> WH ***? Kiirg SPEC Ifili> ■mm « 5?BCIAI- *• w Our Finest Dairy Product! New Zealand butter and cheese are worldfamous for quality. Now the Dominion is produsing a superlative cheese—"Red Feather" Luncheon Cheese. A rich-flavoured delicacy that, with bread and butter, forms a satisfying lunch or supper. For sandwiches—nothing so good as "RED FEATHER" LUNCHEON CHEESE In 5-ounce tins :: Price 1/3 per tin. Manufactured by Fred Walker & Co., Wellington. Head Office: Melbourne. Also manufacturers of "Bonox." Wholesale Agents: William C. Collins, N.Z. Express Co. 's Buildings, Christchurch Haines 3 I]III! m New lots'of odd lines are now being sold at Half Price! It almost seems impossible, but nevertheless such is the case. We have a lot of accumulated samples, odd lines, etc., all of which are being cleared at Half Price. Come quickly—the lines are necessarily limited—one pair of this and five pairs of that—you'll see them in the window, and new bargains will be offered every day at Half Price. The following are only a few of the wonderful bargains, but they serve to show you the money-saving possibilities of Half-Price Boots. MEN'S CLACK KID BOOTS—Usually 20/- .. Now 12/G MEN'S (SLACK KID BOOTS, with pateut toe raps— Usually 51/G Now 25/9 LADIES' TAN WILLOW CALF BOOTS, with small cloth tops— Usually;!. 4 ;/- Now 10/0 MEN'S TAN SHOES —Usuallv "!/-• .. .. Now ouly 17/CHILDUKN'S COLOURED CANVAS SJIOL'S - Usually (>/- .. • • . • .. Now 3/LADIES' 'WALKING SHOES, various styles - Usuallv 2"./-Now 12/6 .. 21 '■ Now 10/0 .. IS/. Now 9/LADIES' WHITE CANVAS STK.U* SHOES, sli-li(l\ .lama»o.l— Wcro 10/- Now 5/- pair ROYS' BOOTS: sizes 7, R ami f> Usuallv L", - .. Now 7/U Now 2/6 STEWART ROBINSON CASHEL STREET WEST

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