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a —__ *1 ml K|.j L i™ in MARSHALL Shoes ! ~™% | CALF AND KID LEATHERS K.-rnminn the average ordinary shoe that has been worn BUTT LEATHER LAMINATED for a month or so and you’ll see ugly wrinkles forming just behind the toe-cap and above the toe — a month or BARK LEATHER ftj so later look again and you find these wrinkles are | cracking. OF CALF LEATHER H Not so with a Marshall Shoe, for between the supple SPECIAL REINFORCEMENTS | outer leather and the inner lining of a Marshall Shoe is a BETWEEN UPPER & LINING | layer of “ swansdown ” that “cushions” the leather, MAGNETIC STEEL ARCH | ensuring beautiful sleek lines and stopping that wrinkling SUPPORT H and cracking. ' 1 2 ST.TCHES TO THE INCH | Furthermore, the tight fibre of the willow calf and kid TOE-CAPS leathers used are finished with a soft lustre that takes $ LASTS — 14 STYLES — and retains a brilliant polish. 1 MULTIPLE FITTINGS Nothing truer could be said than that the life of a "COMFORT” TONGUES Marshall Shoe is measured in years — not months. The (43 OPERATIONS Marshall is a mighty different shoo. THE FAMOUS MARSHALL 'du,-Jud/uA,' shoes mm Marshall Shoes are “assembled” in New Zealand, resulting in TARIFF CONCESSIONS B Mil which enable yon to buy them at a much lower price than if imported “ready-for-wear.” All leading shoe stores sell them. Wholesale from Sargood, Son & Ewen Ltd. f! 'N «

Only 3 Days to Go {is©©® alluvial gold Vx 1 ART UHWH/iIWIW'JiS By License issued under Section 41 of "The Gaming Act, root. - 5 s'/I x 1 Objects tTo raise funds to the extent of the profits available i-< V for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister for W’W $ 4 Internal Affairs. Kw ' I ' ' J Goses 30th April, 1938 Drawn 16th May, 1938 W Secretary: N. McArthur, P.O. Box no, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box no, Wellington. 7 9 Y 8 | | TICKETS 400 prizes 2'6 rmHHKIWIMBHHHIBIMHiV EfMHBHwZix JHESSBS. HAMMOND & MeABTHUB, LTD, t'. I P.O. Box 110, Wellington. H |gE 1 | |I @ Please send me —Tickets in “ STROKE OF LUCK ” Art Union (Tickets g r/6 each.) I enclose Postal Note No ....for £ : : also stamped fej f jy*Z T* Ah addressed envelope for reply. (Postage Stamps not accepted in payment of Tickets.) ' (Mr., Mrs. at Miss) M Address . — ™ BWWuTh