A.E WHO LOVE A GOOD BISCUIT Will Buy ‘SOUTHERN CROSS” YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST. {southern cross V OUR {cream crackers AND MEAL WAFERS ARE WELL KNOWN, AND WE NOW RECOMMEND OUR MILK ARROWROOT, NICE, ETC., ' ASK FOR—“SOUTHERN CROSS” BISCUITS. ; OBTAINABLE ALL STORES.
.■ GLASSES " “ I PRESERVE THE SIGHT! Our Glasses are Made Right. D. LILBURNE. Optometrist, ’Phone 3008. ! . ' Address: 129 The Avenue. WANGANUI.
The Ensemble Vogue grows increasingly Important! Each Season witnesses more and more emphasis being laid on the importance of choosing footwear to match, or pleasingly harmonize with the rest of the costume. Matchless meet this vogue with charming new shoes, all undeniably stamped with the hall-mark of Paris. Paul Andre, eminent Parisian shoe designer, has been retained by us exclusively for New Zealand. As soon as he evolves a new model, he despatches it to us. We immediately fashion it on New Zealand forms thereby offering a degree of comfort that could be achieved only by building the shoes to fit the New Zealand foot-type, which is like that of no other country. ■ Another advantage is the "Auto-turn” method of affixing the soles. Riveting and stitching are entirely obviated and unusual lightness and flexibility are attained. LEFT 1 1 (1 For afternoon wear this MrvArfk p-7flr\\ Matchless shoe is ideal. Vlf *’ * n cr y sta i grey vgggH'A . y and real lizard skin. w Z l am Auto-turn sole. c O RIGHT WMI /nAFTERNOON/Tx Real lizard skin is chosen SPOKTS 77\ . for this * Q LJUIH Ta sports or walking shoe. The heel is solid leather. /\ \ \ vl wMlfcX / yOHK ■ZB LEFT For street wear, reptile trimming. This model r j ** * n w ’ t b \ /In El cleverly applied trim- I \ ( llfil K if/V’ ming of lizard skin. } RIGHT J ifl ■« I For wear with the new rf- “”*y; H B y tnin ? frocks comes ZH EVENING flB Z\ L„ T _ ~, E . T this charming style in B-AA CT IF'iliinraWTW; 11 (iI.M ffi black satin brocade, with | Vv eemi-spike heel. L Beautiful .Shoes. MATCHLESS SHOES ARE STOCKED BY: I. B. Ash, G. Ardrey and Co., P. L. Brady and Co., A. Crosby, A. E. Mann, J. W. Martin, J. A. Mason, T. O’Brien, Wellington; H. Hepworth, Petone; J. A. Hazelwood and Co., Upper Hutt.
[for the Daintiest Sandwiches' k . JUST try King Oscar < J Brisling (Sardines) ► '®®Sr next time you are mak- < * n R sandwiches; their ~ = ——\ delicious and tempting *'“° A flavour make them a welcome change. Packed in F \ Pure Olive Oil or Tomato . 1 Sauce by Norway’s largest canI FO? I I neries. Just taste them once Jji/ /AT,/iy I 1 and you’ll order a few more < w dr/dz /Jr ///wyßxywfflr I I tins strait awa v* The sardines that are eaten in < Norway. R I I TO ftW^N.Z. Representatives: U-LL ‘I I Bl' l VW' .• ' ?W/ A. E. McGee & Co., , |F " Auckland. :
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 189, 12 May 1928, Page 7
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