The -J Proverb.^. that "there's nothing new under the. sun," is directly , contradicted by our .die- ■■' '■ .-: " plays of really original '" -X n shoes. i .: |\\\ We particularly want you \ l\\\ to see the new " Czecho "' \\\\ Sandels," made in France, ■ ' u\\\ featuring white and brown r \\\\\ w ' t^l c °l°ured interlacing i\\\\\ •'•••■• very chic. Then l\\\v t^lere are very sma rt black'; b\\\\ ' P atents suedes, and ttWW course NEW designs in ftWW co " gl ace kids.- Make--1 UU 1 a mental'note to look.inK |\\\\ our Queen's Arcade Store l\\\\ —its the handiest shoe S \\\\ store to boat, 'bus or tram. Quality Footwear Stores QUEEN'S ARCADE, QUEEN STREET (Just Below Woolworths); ! _. VICTORIA STREET (Half a Minute from Quesn Street);' Also at THREE LAMPS, Ponsonby. . int3i6estion Acidity 6sU SfoEuich disorders §||Pr Sf£ED£LY RELIEVED if H Jke, GREAT PAW-MIT .
Rendell's extra. Ladies' sleeveless tuck-in rayon blouses, nice range of shades, 9/11—(Ad.) The minted wealth of all mankind, Could not buy sigrht for one born Blind, Nor purchase wit and commonsense For him whose mind is coarse and dense. None need the smallest coin or gold, When seeking: ease for cough or cold — Small silver soil will that assure, When buying Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—(Ad.)
Gatarrh Deafness May Be Overcome. ir yon have ratarrUal' clearness or heart nof=ps p-o to your cfcemist and gret loz or Parmint (double streng-th) anrl aM to it 1-pint of Hot water and a little crystal sugar. Take one tablespoonrul four times a day. Tim will orten bring: aulck' relief rroro tne'distrossing: head noises. Clogg-ed nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the murus stop dropping: into the throat. rt is easy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has catarrhal deafnrss or head noisf-s sli >uld give this prescription a trial. — (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 14
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