Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10281, 16 May 1919, Page 9

I&actani! . awaits : pou at tfce 9XC There Is ever such a showing of smart Winter Boots and Shoes at the D.I.C. Footwear any woman-will walk about in with pride, as well as satisfaction. That Is the beauty of D.I.C. Footwear, It has every good feature that Boots and Shoes should have, and fails in none. There Is better leather, better trimmings, better finish and better style—everything one" expects" of good footwear, and above all you get your money's worth. _ ""[~ ~~"~ - •■'■■ ...... Test it J That Is the practical way to do things. Try out D.I.C. Footwear this Winter and see how splendid Cbese Styles are new)—just m tor Wellington's iiitntrpiueatftcr "Ellesmere," Ladies' PATENT GOLOSH DERBY . BALS., with high matt kid legs and pump soles.- 36/6 "Foyle," Ladies' GLACE DERBY BALS , with high- \ if-j legs, found-toes and sewn soles, - ' 35/- I #1 i "Continental," Ladies' GLACE~/BIG~LT:G~BALS , I "Doitothy Dodd make," plafn 'toe, Louis heels, I pump soles. 60/- I ? Ai Continental, Ladies' GLACE BALS, "Dorothy / ] Dodd make," with Cuban heels and pump soles. 59/6 "Ascot," Ladies' TAN WIELIOW HIGH LEG BALS., with smart French"j.oes and welted soles V{ "Highlands," High. Grade TAN WILLOW-SPIRT-ING BOOT, "American make," with low heels and extra hig-h legs. 63/"Torauay," Ladies' TAN WILLOW BROGUE SHOES, with round toes and welted soles 38/6 "Lander," Ladies' BOX CALF B£OGUE.„SH,OES, _. with full round toes and wsJJsLTJT,-.. - 35 V* -...-...■•.. 1/- In the A dieoount oiT ovenr om«h ' pynohan of £1 or oven ' D.I.C. WELLINGTON.

GEORGE WINDER Best Value Hardware and Store, WINDER'S CORNER WELLINGTON. THE "IDEAL" HOWE BUTTER CHURN. A. eomoaot lltfcle ohurn, all mot&l, nothing to go outpf order, aa<t ™ e ?iX adapted for HOUSEHOLD USE. EXTREMELY BTRONQ AND THOROUGHLY RELIABLE. Sold everywhere A Our Selling Prloe, 10/B.. post MM ' 0«A alio be osad as a Home Oske Mixer. Wo pay the postage*. ... Sand lor one to-day. , ; :,,.. »;>--•,-( •>. JU»T OPENED—LARGE JJ3SOBTMEjrE. HEAVY BRASS KERB SUITKS. nomnrislnK FENDER. FIKEISONS and STOP. These we are selltaf, Alio, Big Variety ANTIQUE COPPER KERB FENDERS. From 14/S SOLID BRASS OR AHTIQUE COPPER FIREIRQNS At Less than Landed Oaal. How ths Holidays are orer, wa are offering all classes at TRAVELLING REQUISITES At Ridiculously Low Prices GLADSTONE BAGS. .KIT BAGS, BRIEF BAGS, SUITCASE* HAT BOXES. ATTACHE OASES; COMPRESSED OANE CABEST TRUNKS STEEL TRUNKS—in; fact, evorything required Ist TRAVELLING. Cempare anr Prleas. Sea our Window-Display." OARPET SWEG?ERS. The BISSEL GROWN JEWEL is the BEST OHBAP MAOHHW"" on the muket. thoroughly reliable. Any part win be replaced. Our Prloe, !!/• No household is complete without a •* BISSEL." Send for one to-day. Other Prloes. t3/-,-17/S. and S7/S TO COUNTRY PATRONS.'-Yoa can reach us by-poit.*" Drop ua a Una for any particulars regarding price*. We are only too pleased to quote you. * ;_* v ,*„* *. George Winder, Wellirigton.

FILES for ENGL CKSMITHS and COUGE These files cut hard metals at least twice as. fast, and soft metals up to ten times as fast as any other file. -<■ •■ > ; •■';■' The teeth are cut deeply into the being semi-circular in shape, presWtf'ar "series _6fj unbrbken cutting-edges. A "Dreadnought",FileV life is equal to that of from four to ten files of-the--.ordinary type according to the metal upon which;' it is used. Owing- to the shape' of the teeth. THESE FILES ARE SELF-CLEARING, * and do not slip or chase. . .. ... ...„.,..,..., The "Dreadnought" File cuts equally well cast and wrought steel, iron, bronze, and ajll.oither" hard metals. , ■ ■»<,-.■;. ■■■<* Owing to their, self-clearing properties they';are the only files which plane hardwoods .and cut brass, lead, aluminium, and other soli. metals without clogging. The "Dreadnought" is the only file that can be directly re-sharpened, similar to a Milling Cutter. This can be done at a small cost... WRITE FOR BOOKLET GIVING FULL PARTICULARS. LTD, SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter St., Victoria St., WELLINGTON.