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WANTED KNCWTf. WANTED Known — Sld«boards, Hall Stands, Wardrobes, Cheval. and Reflex if Bedroom Pairs at Sale Prices.—Stemson, " 131, Symohds-st. '21 AN TED KNOWN. * YOU: WANT FURNITURE. Just look around your home. It probably " wants brightening up. Don't worry. ' - IF YOU HAVE NOT THE CASH- . ? We will Supply .you with all your Wants ( ON OUR FAMOUS - EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM. ; Call and compare our terjns.. j A. GROSSMAN AND CO., 5 79, Pitt-street, Auckland. "Phone 2954. a; -■A. .. '.. . J 1 "';.-' J r * ' ' ■ ,; . ~- J 1 ~ -.., 1 ... i 1 x T^7 ANTED "g"NOWN. THAT ( a -•:.;• - - ■• i ]y|"ILLEH -: H AS Made a great JOB PURCHASE of ' 2064 Palis of an English Manufac- . -turer"s Stock of Slippers for Ladles. . These are to be sold at 20 to 50 per cent below ordinary prices. Ev- - cry pair to be sold at 1/6 a pair— i an immense variety. Come early. ' jV/TONEY gAVING pRICES:— Ladies' Felt Slippers, at 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/0, 2/11 a pair Ladies' Satin Slippers, were 3/11, clearing" at 1/6 Ladies' Carpet Slippers, Leather Soles, clearing at 1711 Ladies' Leather Slippers, at 2/6 i Ladies' Warm House Boots 4/9 Ladies' Felt Slippeis, Twine Soles, 1/fl Over 300 Pairs American Shoes,' were 12/6, going at 8/6 56 Pairs Austilan Evening Shoes, were 7/fi, going at 3/11 Ladies' English Even. Shoes, at 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11 a pair Satiu Evening Shoes, White or Caloured, 5/11, 6/6 a pair Ladies' Goloshes, at 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, and 4/6 a pair T7AOOTWEAR T7ICONOMY;— Ladies* "Waiteinata" Shoes, usually .j. 12/6, going at 7/U Ladles' "Waltemata" Boots, were 15/6, going at 8/11 Ladles' "Waitemata." Shoes, superior line, -were 14/6, now 0/6 Men's Evening Shoes, reduced to 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/li, and 7/11 Men's Carpet Slippers.. leather soles, 2/11 a • pair; Superior Qualities, 3/11, 4/6. and 4/11 pair pair Men's "Challenge" Chrome Bals., at 9/8 Men's 12/6 English Boots, for 8/11 Men's 25/ English Glace Kid, now 17/6 Light Chrome Boots, for 8/6 a pair Felt Slippers, at 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 a pair Best Scotch Kip Laces, 3 doz. for 1/6 CDARGAINS IN-TftANCY QOODS:— "Nye's Best! Machine OH, large size,.3 -.. bottles for V '~.'-'-- " Johnston's Staghorn Carvers, 2/9 the pair Johnston's Dessert Knives, 2/ 1 doz. : Johnston's Table.Knives, 2/6 i doz. 200 doz. 1/ Silurian Writing Tablets, -at (id each.. 200,000 Best Commercial Envelopes, 3d packets, 10 packets for 1/4 Hairpins, at 4Jd per lb" Cutting-out Scissors, usually 2/6, at 1/ pair - 10/6 Waterbury Watches, at 7/6 Alarm Clocks, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6 Wickens' Grosvenor Music Albums, at 3d each Nickel Silver Tea Spoons, 1/6 J doz. Nickel Sliver Dessert Spoons and Forks, 2/6 i doz. pREAT "jV/TAKE-ROOM" CSALE, AT M ILLER. S s p-ANCX *p>EPOSITORY m : 100, 102, JLO^t, ■\TICTOEIA-ST-PhoD£ £62. WE TNStIRE "jyrOTOR rtARS .' • A GAINST T^AMAGE. FIRE, THEFT, .'TRANSIT AND THIRD PARTY. -T\ALGETY-AND ./-COMPANY, JTD., AUCKLAND. ■TX7 A N T E .D ~K. N O W N. For want of better training, and through lack of courage at the proper time, the - cry is "My tooth aches — take it out!" For the same reason, one expects to hear, '.'My head is aching — cut it off!" Day after day. young people seek the ser- | vices of a Dentist, to have a neglected * tooth extracted; and one by one these precious -gifts of Nature are sacrificed, 1 and with them is lost also the beauty of the mouth and lips, c True! there are many who have been taught c to value their natural teeth, and to have them properly, caied for by a painstaking, conscientious dentist; 1 these are they who can smile the sweetest smiles, and who have hardly ever known the pangs of toothache, which those who neglect their' teeth must suffer. Parents! teach your children to look after their teeth; it is a vital matter; it concerns their own bodily health,, comfort, and happiness. Sheer genius and masterly' skill have, at last, triumphed. Intelligent people now appreciate the advanced, modern dentist who can really save your teeth, and who "stands ,by his work." Mr Howey Walker, a dentist of over ten rears' standing, guarantees his fillings (both gold and stiver) for eight years; which is sufficient evidence that what Mr Howey Walker does is ©ONE aWELL. "Skill and Merit Command Success." INTER -Furniture Sale—Unequalled offer of High Quality Furniture. Now is ■J, &■

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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 1