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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 295, 7 September 1920, Page 2

GREAT FOOTWEAR Hundreds have acted wisely and secured new Boots and Shoes whilst this Colossal Clearance is on. Do likewise. Put in a good supply. Prices may rise any moment. POST YOUR ORDER IF YOU CANNOT CALL LADIES' BEST GLACE DERBY BOOTS-High legs;*heavy welted soles; . a fine winter boot. Usual Price, 475. Od, . Sale Pries, 375. Sd. LADIES' BEST PATENT COURT SHOES-Louis heels. Usual Price, 455. Sale Price, 325. 6d, •LADIES' PATENT COURT SHOES-Particularly smart. tonal Price, 355. Gd. Sale Price, 265. 9d. GENT'S TAN WILLOW BROGUE SHOES-Welted soles. Usual Price, 455. Sale Price, 355. Ed. GENT'S TAN WILLOW DERBY BOOTS-Welted soles; nice round toes. Usual Price, 50s. , ■ Sale Price, 38s. Ed. GENT'S BEST BOX CALF DERBY BOOTS-Leathcr lined; heavy welted soles. Sale Price, 475, 6d. Worth 60s. Be sure you state the size if ordering by post. Include an extra 7d. on Ladies' and 1/- on Men's Footwear for v postage, BOOT STORE, Courtenay Place, Wellington.

Jti Solves frfll £very Palm |ff# , Problem! || Ifasurfacencedspalntlngorwi^du m * 8 n0 P a " lt " Bur *' ace on y our P^ce iifflffl ']Hr ■ r "kkk a -Cerfaw'tMrf Paint I I I or Garnish ha 3 not eeo eß P«cially' ilSlfllil i 1 prepared. For interior walls, ceil* II if Iff if ifii in§p, woodwork, floors and furni•llfl fi iUff ture; exterior walls, roofs, porches* outbuildings and porch furniture, iPasois and Varsishes * ~■■ N In each case the Certain-teed product you u« ismade to withstand the particular wear or exposure to which It will be subjected. It contains the proper materials, blended in th«" correct proportions for preservation, covering capacity and long service. Our stock la complete. Let us show you how Certdn-teei Paints and Varnishes will save, money for you. GEORGE WINDER (Winder's Corner), Cubs and Manners Struts.

"ONCE I WAS C\ a 'feggt f^A Now lam a healthy chicle, thanks to the . rfjfjjlffiSu j'W?!j modern way of hatching, Mr. Farmer put me with a lot of other eggs in a " NEW BUFFALO" INCUBATOR The first thing I remember was stepping out of my shell and I was in a lovely snug home, with "New Buffalo" painted upon it. Tliere were hundreds of other chicks with me, and they pre all as fit and well as I am. :. -POULTRY FARMERS! "New Buffalo" Incubators possess all the advantages of the most expensive models, cot cost nowhere near as much. Call in and have, a chat about them with us. : THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWARE Co., Ltd. . 80-84 Courtenay Place Wellington

THERE-IS A DEMAND FOR COLLIE FURNITURE which points to its superiority. The fact that wo design and make our own furniture—the high aims and achievements of our designers and craftsmen—tho splendid facilities in our workshops—the quality of our materials—our unstinted efforts in every detail—these are reasons for the demand for Collie Furniture. i Choose from the productions in our Showroom, or have your own ideas and designs executed in our factory. Dealing direct with the manufacturers means a substantial saving. Inspection invited. EDWARD COLLIE, LTD., 167 Riddiford Street * Newtown .■i...i.mi.i,ii. -1...11111.,—— i—— -..,-,. i | m,,^ ' STRONG TRUNKS - \ Its false economy to buy cheap Travelj . >■*% ling Eequisites—they soon fall to bits. ( k\{(f{~*f t \ Seleot'your outfit at NASH'S and you'll . A / >>, Bet tho best at tho mo3t Jlwicrato Pri «°- /' «§§!* M -j Here ar6 e reat T ™nk Values ;- 30 inch £4/0/0 33inch £4 / 10 /° 36 inch £5/0/0 NASH'S LEATHER ARCADE, 135 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON