Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 March 1927, Page 12

•a* uou be /1//- >;* te. Again “Matchless” Shoes are first with delightful new styles for Autumn wear, r fz UVL r J \ u. J m h £ § vV/.W w M-fiE f\ *l9O Dark tan, with fawn and putty shades in contrast—the lines of this ‘ ‘ Matchless ’ * Shoe have been carefully planned to giye a most smart effect when worn. A>V\igSm jpvf ‘ W. •* t. s / a " Another new style, featuring rose beige and amher shark as a colour scheme — you will appreciate the effectiveness of this combination when you see these shoes. Lvadvanced model features o new ostrich grey kid leaer, daintily relieved by a light wn —quite a new feature in oe design. Delicately contrasting tones of fawn, relieved by dark stitching, have enabled the “Matchless” designers to obtain a smart restrained effect, both new and pleasing. "Matchless” patent leather models are held in esteem all over the Dominion—this new style, with light fawn “lacing” will undoubtedly enhance the “Matchless” reputation. Asking your dealer to show you the new “Matchless” Models will put you in touch with the very latest styles—shoes you will be proud to wear—- “ Matchless” Shoes that happily combine smart appearance with those qualities in material and workmanship that give the longest wearing satisfaction of all. Made and guaranteed by DUCKWORTH, TURNER & CO. LTD. CHRISTCHURCH particularly smart model, with semi-low hsel and a pleasing combination of parch-"ment-tone kid leather with dark brown trimming—the restrained effect so secured is most effective. J, W. SQUTER. M MATCHLESS •• SHOES ARE STOCKED BY—A.RU—CANTERBURY FARMERS* CO-OP. ASSN. PONN AND PERKINS. TEMUKA—E. G. HANCOX, T. C. SIMES, FAIRLIE-L. M. BRICE, CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., F. H. C. MARTIN.

SHIRT COMFORT. The style, comfort, and quality of the material of the Glosta Shirt suggests the best English manufacture; yet the price is much lower than the imported article. Ask your outfitter to show you his line of Glosta Shirts, and explain to you the guarantee. .. WHY MEN LEAVE HOME. Some of the reasons why men leave home may appear trivial to womenfolk. Some of them, of course, are trivial. . We heard of a man the other day who had no reason. He simply could not settle down. One night he entertained a neighbour who, seeing this restlessness, induced him to try a change of to Since that night, our friend has had no trouble in settling down. ''he tobacco, you see, was Bears Cut Plug, and its fragrant aromatic odour at once appealed to him. Both Bears Cut Plug and Bears Tobacco, mild, are sold loose, and at 8d per oz., are a revelation in tobacco value. MADE up to a standard not down to a price, North British Tyrol stand supreme in hard-wearing qualities at, a fair price. For maximum service specify “North British.”- —2.