Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28699, 24 September 1958, Page 11

/ Tacky materia| unt|er ABB BB- fl, ‘ tread seals n itc nwi?™ punctures Junctureinstantly YOU PICK UP NAILS AND DRIVE SAFELY ON ML without Punctures are automatically sealed loss of air when nail is withdrawn. x ■' SIZES NOW AVAILABLE • They fit your present rims 6-40x13.5-90x15 5-25x16 • They protect against BLOW-OUTS 5-50x15. 6-70x15 6-00x16 • They guard against SKIDS Reidrabber Also available—the “Safetyliner”-same price as conventional tyre and tub* Made to B. F. Goodrich specifications.

SPARKLING CHROME AND FORMICA Dinette Suites EXTENDING TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS TABLE - 4ft x 2ff Dins. Extends to sft 3ins. Made in your own choice of FORMICA or LAMINEX. Colour range. • CHAIRS (with 4 legs) covered in your choice of Plastic Covering and colours. £4l/10/- stT Also See Our Big Range of CHROME FIRESIDE CHAIRS PRICED FROM £9/15/IT'S BETTER BUYING BY BUYING FROM FURNITURE G. «28 COLOMBO STREET (Car. Tuam St.)

“1 «• i I VI ISmA h. . . • • • "'-.■■4.4 i ..... A- - ■ ■ JL‘V 2 ' '< 1 ■WM , <• j '.7 . v For young women going places Here Is the latest in casuals. The casual of the right simplicity for any foot, for any hour; for stepping out or staying In. It hits the low point in high fishion . . . heel hugging, and with a slick topline fit made possible by the special elasticised heel lining ... and looks good from any angle. These light-footed flate are available from all leading stores, In Black, Bone and Mountie Red. See them, try them, and you'll be delighted with the way Shoestyles designers have achieved both f J fashion and fit. You’ll really want to go places. ■ Hello, girls.... Here's me, again. Art Schumaker, and this time I'm in a mite oi bother. You * ■ know I completely missed what the girl on the donkey said, so I've let the picture go without J J a advertisement without a caption. The Sponsor wasn't too pleased until I suggested > * that you—the girls who will wear these wink-light wonders—might be best able to supply the , 1 *<] missing line. Give it a go, girls. I'm going to pay £5O for what is "deemed to be" the beet title. J 1 Sounds awfully legal, doesn't itl Mr E. H. Whiting, Advertising Manager of the "NZ. Herald." J * a) Mr H. Brown. Advertising Officer at IZB, and yours truly will do the "deeming." You can eimply i ! Ml write in. giving your title, or better still, pick up an entry form from your nearest shoe etore. { ■ Xj " \~ J You might as well—you'll want to see these trim new casuals anyway. Remember the name— J i T / Amorette. Bye nowl J N.B. Entries dose on October 4 and the winning title will be announced on Wednesday. ■ i.-F October 22.