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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16447, 19 January 1918, Page 3

EATHS' prestige in the Hosiery trade of i the Dominion is the result of constant endeavour to obtain and hold the confidence of customers. The" foundation of that effort, lies in our expert knowledge of the world's markets, skilful buying, and half-a-century's experience, of New Zealanders' hosiery requirementsf "To-day we number our thousands of based on satisfactory service frorii Beaths, the leading hosiery house irrthe Dominion; Two of our lines in which you can always place absolute reliance are described below..;.- . ;/ >siery You can make your feet happy in Holeproof Hosier3'. No need to be eternally darning, and no need to wear coarse and cumbersome stockings in order to avoid it. Holeproof Hosiery carries with it a straight-out guarantee from the makers', and should any pair fail to come up to that guarantee we will replace "Holeproof" Plain Cotton Hose, extra fine double ankles and instep, spliced heels and toes — Black 2/11 pair Tans and White 3/6 pair " Holeproof ".Silk Ho=e, with ribbed elastic suspender tops, high spliced heels and; toes, and extra?reini , forced soles— . ' A: V— ■ .-•' Black, Navy, and Coating, Light and Mid Greys ,-,-: i...-.^^v.^B/6,_ ; pair'; "Hose of Luxite" Obtainable only from Beaths These Stockings fulfil every requirement of the buyer who knows good Hosiery. Lustrous and luxurious in appearance, soft, firm and clinging, and remarkable for wear. No amount of washing affects them, for the genuine dyes, fine silk threads, and close stitching make an all-conquering combination. ,Garter strain is defied by the fine Lisle top which stretches wide and returns to its original shape, and the high-6pliced heel and toe are extra reinforced. White, Black, Navy, Tans and Light Grey -■--■■■'■-•-:■ 4/11 pair pay Postage to all parts of New Zealand If unable to inspect at our Sample rooms in George Street, Timaru, order by post. CHAS OGILVIE. MANAGES.

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