I Youth or Age j 10,000 Men Wanted J During the last ten years we have enlisted under the " Sexto- |j I blade" banner ten thousand happy smiling men, and, inasmuch f.j I as our knowledge goes, not a single desertion has been reported. A 1 Our point of satisfaction has not yet been reached; therefore we $ I 9 invite you to be one of the next ten thousand. j] j| Our own belief, backed by the 10,000 already enrolled enthusiasts, | jl is: That the Sextoblade -Safety Ea'zor is ,the onljr razor oa the S H market that will give you j I ' A Clean, Smooth, Comfortable Shave J 1 The Setsoblade Safety Razor is modelled on the lines of the £ §1 regular standard razor, which is built for shaving with a sliding f i cutting motion, while the modern safety razor is built for scraping. \ H Sextoblades are so simple that the most inexperienced can use 1 a it successfully. You can shave quicker, and your face will be jj I smoother than can be possible with any hoe-shaped safety razor 'j I ■■ on the market. 'I H The blades are easily stropped on an ordinary strop, and with jl i normal skill your fortieth shave will be somewhat smoother and $ 9 better than your first one. | 25 The Sextoblade Eazor is both the most economical and most com- I I f ortable razor made, and a trial will convince you that it is all we I jn • claim for it. ;, k 1 It is a man's razor, made for, a man. That is our reason for , f 1 ■ offering it to you. 1 lE. W. MILLS & CO. LTD. I I Corner Jereoi* Quay, Hunter & Victoria St*., Wellington I 20,000 Uq^™™" Superior Quality British Made WALLPAPER During the period of our Great Alteration Sal* we are offering the who! of our well-assorted stock of high-frade Wallpapers at Prices from 9d. per Roll ALL OTHER LINES SHOW SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ■ SMITH; & SMITH LTD. Right Opposite Town Hall HANNAH'S LEAD FOR White Footwear In the matter of supplying Sutnimr season's wants m White Footwear, we have attained — and maintain — * definite leadership In Variety, Value and Quality This week we are specially featuring Ladies 9 Dainty White Canvas Shoes (Made in England by C. J. Clark, Ltd.) S263—WOMEN'S WHITE. CANVAS PLAIN WHOLE CUT COURT SHOE, semi Louis heels, light sewn soles 2 to 7 IS/S SIO6—WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OPERA COURT SHOE, neat bead trimming, covered Cuban heels 2to 7 19/6 SIOB—WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS 2-STRAP SHOE, buckles at side, white kid lining, covered Cuban heels, smart medium toe 3 to 7 23/6 S26z—WOMEN'S" WHITE'CANVAS PLAIN OXFORD LACE SHOE, covered heels, light sewn soles 2 to 7 19/6 S426—WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS DERBY LACE SHOE, plain , vamps, medium round toes, 4-Louis heels 2 to 7 19/6 SgS—WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORD LACE SHOE, with toe cap, long French shape, light sewn soles, coy- . ered heels 2 to 7 21/THE FOOTWEAR FASHION LEADERS. R. HANNAH & CO. LTD. 260 Lambton Quay 103 Cuba Street § WELLINGTON I > Branches throughout the Dominion. CHEAPER THAN RAIL. BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS. MESSRS BROWN AND WAIN- ' WRIGHT, of Palmereton North, beg The World's Highest. Type Machine, to am>oui'ce that, having added "Dewiis" Double and Single Ultona. Motor Lorries to their Fleet, they are p] , r.^.j, now able to run « Tri-woekly Service Fi& * AIL Records, between Wellington and Palmerston 'BRUNSWICK RECORDS. North, at exceptionally low rates, and are . prepared to accept goods for delivery qpHESH RECORDS are warm with Ufa between these centres in large ■or small J_ and fl yividj t^io quantities. I ,• embodiment of the original song or in.For further particulars, apply Brown s trumental piece which they reproduce. and Wainwright, Palmeraton North, Tel. " 590; Brown and Wainwright, Rongotea, Hear them anfl - u( j for yoursD if_ Tel. 26. . ___ Receiving agents for Wellington, The • . TAM T?«I W TAPTT • New ZealSnd^xpress Co., Ltd. nn JAMES W. JACK, 170, Featherston-street. Wejlin e ton. ,-, ; THE REASON a . • DON'T BLINK! OO many people employ us ia that we O always give our Clients our Best Ser- TTkON'T stumble and blink through life vice at the Most Reasonable Price. U troubled with defective eyesight. , • ■ It's a big business handicap. Let us We take charge of the Furniture at R eme dy all Faults of Vision. Call end your house, pack it, and remove it to &v& a capful Eye i^t any distance, without damage. T , .. , ,uiy uiDLtww, s j£ necessary, we prescribe properlyIt will pay you to consult us. Estimates ground lenses to remedy eyestrain. Thesa g| ven _ ensure better eight for you. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS Consult^ now. company, limited, MORRISON & GILBERD, 87-91, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. OPTICIANS ' -CnstomhouM quay, Wellington, WANTED KNOWN. All kinds of Cemetery Work executed. T •r'vttj WAYTrnc lwrvrrvD matt Granite And Marble Curbs, Reinforced Tj • Tol* .^J 1 Concrete Wails. Direct Importer Granite ±* t*^^^~^w^ T TV and Marble Memorials. ft n- if avf 30 leaTa LeTin U a.m.; leave Foxton $.10 p.m.; leave H. GLOVER, Levin 7,60 p.m. Return fares 8a 6cL Monumental Sculptor, 59, Kontxterraco. single S« 6d, Motor for hire, Sundays. IsJephssna gi-788. PERCY WHITEHEAD. Proprietor.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 91, 14 October 1922, Page 5
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