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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 12

Roughly Speaking —any razor ia a razor, ao la any •hava a shave. But—what a whale of a difference between a acrape with "any old razor" and a velvety, smooth, awift, clean ahave with a DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR Shave with " the longest, strongest, keenest, safety-razor blade on earth." Every DurhamDuplex blade la double-edged and hollow ground. Inapect a Durham-Duplex set to-day. Two styles, "safe" and "safety." Either model 7/6 only. There's a " D.D." dealer handy. N.Z. Reor-sontatives: Ernest Sha'r x, Coleman, Ltd., P.O. Box 5*2 AUCKLAND.

Protect the membranes or your nose. and throat from the infectious germs I of influenza, colds, catarrh, by freely j usin.2 Nazol.—(Ad.) , I

| October Specials in Shoes LADIES' SHOE Kid, with shapely Cuhan heel. This is a classy little Hioe, and run lie worn on any occasion. 25/" SOMETHING BPECIAL IN SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN. As Illustrated—hark. Tan, guaranteed all solid leather. Also in Glace Kid. To be sold at 19/6 A fine, stylish Shoe, ideal Tor summer wear. Also in Stock: A Wide Variety of all the leading makes at our usual low cut prices. A. J. OBORN " The House of Good Shoes," 240 - 242, HOBSON STREET (Opp. Wellington street;, AUCKLAND. THE O.K. SHOE STORE, 63, Victoria Road, Devonport.'

1 25949dK«M 1 1 m *Jf & >mW -maw m i 11 What Happened in 1924? The drinkers of New Zealand spent £8.494,459 upon intoxicating liquor that certainly did them no good, and did many of them much harm. Nearly £1,000,000 was sent out of the country to pay for imported liquor. In addition, wives, children and homes were deprived of many things they might otherwise have had. Suppose the £8,494,459 had been Spent Monthly THIS way instead: January . £707,871 Motors, Cycles, Sports Goods February . 707,871 Meat, Milk, Butter, Groceries March . 707,871 Boots, Shoes, Saddlery /April . 707,871 Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, Gramophones May . 707,871 Clothing, Blankets, Linen June . 707,871 Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Fruit July . 707,871 Crockery, Glass, Cutlery August . 707,871 Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods September 707,871 Theatres, Pictures, Concerts October . 707,871 Home Buying and Building November. 707,871 Saving Banks and Investments December. 707,878 Holidays, Travelling, Hobbies £8,494,459 FARMERS would benefit by increased demand due to increased spending power of the public. MANUFACTURERS would benefit by increased demand for goods Made in New Zealand. TRADERS would benefit by increased demand for all goods. WORKERS would benefit because all this increased demand means more employment, more wages, and so still further increased demand. STATE REVENUE benefits because money cannot be spent without contributing to revenue. & I vote for NaHonaffliHyji \ Strike Out the 2 TOP Imes