Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10274, 8 May 1919, Page 9

Men! All Mep! Read this D.I.C Footwear News. It's Interesting, very! One or two more wet and blustering days and you will be sorry you haven't purchased your winter-boots. * Now the D.I.C. has had you In mind for some time, and has a,stock of New Winter Boots and Shoes, especially suitable for hard wear In wet weather. Come and see It; talk It-over, with DJ.C. Footwear Experts, they win put you on the right track for better boots than you ever possessed. -- - —■- To-day is the day ; dorTt. delay!. „ MEN'S BOX CALF BROGUE SHOES—With full Bound \oea and stout welts. ..-.-.- -'■*- > - ■» - 40/MEN'S TAN WILLOW BROGUE SHOES—With "full round ' toes and stout welts. i **/" MEN'S B'OX CALF DERBY BALS— - - « makej round toe and sewn soles. . --.--. , - MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY "BALS—With smart, pug toes and light,welts. *Tjr ""U "" " _ "i. "' **'" MEN'S B.OX CALF DERBY stout.- wijV.Dutox" „ . soles; welted. ~ " 50/> i _ _ _ j, t MEN'S BOX HIDE DERBY BALS—Leather-lined, with round , toes and welted. ~~"_ „ " _ 28/6 MEN'S GLACE DERBY BALS—'"Crockett and Jones'" make; with round toes and'welts. -■-■.-- .-.■-- - - 38/6 MEN'S CAMEL-HAIR felt and leather soles. y *.-*iirA rt 7;ar<7e,' f s/er ";"~"~~ MEN'S, WOMEN'S, and CHIOTREN'S GUM-BOOTS aSa"~"" ~ZZ GOLOSHES always in stsrckf^^'^ t v We have Just landed a ; SWpmiMft of Boys' and Youths' HIGH-GRADE - ■ able prices. , -~o ,*, » ■*». .-- 1/- In' the :« j; <*l«P«»wa%^v«l»^,.J«|^ BOX 1473 ®^s&&m@&i^&s&gws^£ s \ WELLINGTON.

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