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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21090, 15 February 1934, Page 6

ASHBURTON ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale Specials Fashions nicest and most popular, at prices no homedressmaker can ' afford to ignore.] SBtn HEAVY QUAL- « ITY SILX MABO- > CAIN. Newest >»» shades of Blue, Brown, Bed, * Lemon, Navy and Black—Usually 4/11 Q /(* SALE PHICE O/ U 361n UNORUSHABLE SILK CREPES, In smart stripes and figured patterns— Usually . . 3/6 i) /n SALE PRICE, yard &/ V> SPECIAL QUALITY SILK TAFFETAS, in shades of Pink, Blue, Green, Fawn, Lemon, Brown, White, Navy and Black— Usually 2/6 I/O SALE PRICE 1./ »J 86in FIGURED OBGANDIE MUSLIN, smart designs on Pink, Green and Salmon grounds— t) /f* SALE PRICE, yard <V/ O Moore's Ltd. Drapers, East St., ASHBURTON

HOT FEET? Enjoy cool healthy feet this summer. Dr. Scholl's KOOL-FOOT ARCH RESTS keep your feet delightfully cool and the cushion arch-rest affords a mild support Per Pair for the inßtep " Obtainable Chemists and 1 Dr. Scholl Dealers Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Service, "54 Colombo Street. Genuine Emery Cloth and Cabinet Glass Paper Recognised throughout the world for their uni- /' formly high quality with // great durability. If you Ift want the best insist on |!l! Oakey's. ieo years' \\ manufacturing ex- \ perience behind them. -=-_,......,*-- Agents — A. A. Stichbury, Ltd. Blair St. Wellington -A-Dn/Q The liberal lather of JEYES' gives a cooler, quicker shave —and safer— It's antiseptic Tubes 1/9 Jars 1/6 Sticks 1/-

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