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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LX, Issue 11087, 10 April 1933, Page 2

OOOC^^COODCOCOOCOCX^O^ Easter Footwear! x Smart, Serviceable and the last word In 't comfort, are the new styles showing for the Winter Season Browns in varying shades are still in fashion’s lead, but the smartly frooked woman includes a pair of the very smart, comfortable black kid courts or straps in her wardrobe. e;«U' Shoes, Dressy Shoes and Evening Shoes in a bewildering variety now' showing at our Shoe Store. The prices are right, the fitting perfection and the values speak for themselves. CAREW’S SHOE STORE 'Phone 229. FOR QUALITY FOOTWEAR. The Strand XJOOOCa^COOOOCKXMOOOCOOOOOOCOOOOOOCyDOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TOID ENT SALMON & SHRIMP PASTE MAKES DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Please ask your Grocer for TRIDENT 'Many other varieties • 'Made be lAaconockies OOOOOOOOOC<XXX>OCXX)OOCOOOCOOOOOOC<XXK>CCOC**>OOOOCKX<>OOOOOOOCOOOO^ SPLIT SHOOTERS cir 14/11 p “ We have just opened another shipment of our standard line of working boots. Excellent value Also New Season’s Gum Boots and Dairy Boots, Lace Up Canadian and Cheaper Qualities. Be prepared by purchasing now, Men’s Golf Shoes, Uskide soles, heels, English. Exclusive to us, only 26/6 CONSULT US REGARDING YOUR FOOT TROUBLES. WE REMOVE CORNS, AND CALLOUSES. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. AT BIRCH’S 00000O000C»<X»0000000O000C<K»<XXX10000CO0000(X)00CXXXXXW)<XXXXXXXX»000C>0O000<XXXX3000<X)0000000CX500000000 DENMAN’S Golden Crust Bread The Bread with that “ Nutty Flavour ” OFTEN QUTTEEED BUT NEVER JJETTERED TRY A LOAF TO-DAY! . TRY OUR “HEALTH BREAD” MADE • WITH ICO PER CENT. WHOLEMEAL Our motto is to please all TlWy A TfriPC? baker and 9} grocer Late T. A. Baikie, The Strand • Phone 41

E. T. BAKER Tauranga Representative for i New Zealand Insurance Co., Limited. fire. ; The Liverpool, and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd.. ACCIDENT. WHARF STREET 'PHONE 90S EYE COMFORT i REMOVES I NERVOUS STRAIN. There Is an ever-present strain J on the nervous system through defective vision requiring con- | stant muscular effort to focus the eyes on any object. This is often unsuspected for years—in ' fact, until it compels attention, i Proper correction saves the eyes as well as the general health. I Ring L. E. Woods, Chemist, for ; appointments with | A. J. MIRRIELEES Reg. Optician ('Phone 19M) Strand ART DEPOT, Wharf Street, ENGLISH AND NEW ZEALAND WOOLS Arriving now for winter use. j Prices Practically Unaltered! j Aotea, Viyella, Lady Betty, Home- [ spun Halcyon, Rose Fingering and | perfectly new three-ply Veronica — in lovely shades. i

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