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Evening Star, Issue 19856, 3 May 1928, Page 7

rrv'O you take a pride iu your aluminium pots and pans? We hope you do, because then you will want a packet of ABRAIZO. the Wonderful Aluminium Polisher. Price. 8d per packet, posted Zd •Kira. VERNON SMITE. LTD., George street. ■VITINTEK Time k fire time. If there ITT. is one thing that a Mother has a dread of it’s the little one getting burnt or scalded. A WIRE FIREGUARD will kelp to keep the child away from harm. Price, 14s 6d, railed 9d extra. VERNON SMITH. LTD., George street. LAST THIRTY - DAYS. LAST THIRTY DAYS. THOMAS, THE BOOT BOOMER THOMAS. THE BOOT BOOMER CLOSING DOWN SAL®. CLOSING DOWN SALE. THIRTY DAYS’ FOOTWEAR FAIR. LADIES’ FAWN KID ONE-BAR SHOES, Louis heels, crocodile trim. Closing price. 15s lid. LADIES' FAWN .KID ONE-BAR SHOES, Louis heels; English make. Closing price, 16s lid. LADIES’ BOSTOCK GLACE BAR SHOES, low and Cuban heels. Closing price, 17s 6d. LADIES’ BOSTOCK PATENT BAR SHOES, Cuban and Louis heels. Closing price, 19s 6d LADIES’ BOSTOCK TAN BAR SHOES, Louk heels. Closing price. 19s 6d. LADIES’ BOSTOCK AND CROCKETT LACE SHOES, sizes 3 and 4 only. Clearing prices, 7s lid and 9s lid. SKD OUR WINDOWS, GENTS' GLACE OXFORD SHOES, smart toe. Clearing prices, 17s 6d-19s 6d. GENTS’ TAN OXFORD SHOES, English and colonial. Clearing prices. 19s 6d--22s 6d. GENTS’ STOUT UNLINED BOX HIDE BOOTS, wide fitting. Clearing price, 253. GENTS’ ENGLISH BOX HIDE BOOTS, sewn and screwed. Clearing price, 19e fid. GENTS’ LIFEBUOY AND MINER HIP GUMS, stout soles. Originally 42s fid. Clearing price, 29s fid. THE WHOLE STOCK HEAVILY REDUCE^ FOR THE LAST THIRTY DAYS. J. H. THOMAS, 2 GEORGE STREET. PHENOMENAL WEEK-END BARGAIN ATTRACTION AT ERAITHWAITES’, LTD. SEE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. ALL AT Hid. iiid. iiid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. IHd. Hid. Hid. IHd. IHd. Hid. Hid. Hidtiid. Uid. Aid. (lid. Hid. iiid. Hid. Hid. IHd. Bead Bags. Toilet Combs. Pocket Combs. 2 for Toilet Soap. 3 for R. and G.’s Brillantine. Nickel Trays. Shaving Sticks. Coat Hangers. 5 for Oak Frames. Is Exercise Books. 2 for Noil Brushes. 2,3, and 6 for Sleeve Links. Milk Jug Bead*. 3 strings Camphor loc. 2 for Scissors. 2 for Duplex Razors, Petroleum Cream. 2 for Vaseline. 2 for Bath Powder. Watch Guards. Baking Cups. 240 for Crepe Paper. 2 folds Xylonite Soap Cases. Talc Powder. Hair Brushes. Face Cream. Face Powder (R. and G.). Paper Doyleys. 3 dozen for Paper Serviettes. Bundle Paper Streamers. 2 for Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. 11-id. iiid. Hid. iiid. Hid. Hid. IHd. IHd. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. J-ijU. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. Hid. IHd. Hid BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BIG REDUCTIONS. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS. Prices arc for single articles except whore specified. BRAITHWAITES, LTD. SHORTHAND. Bookkeeping, Typewriting are stepping stones to success; our students in steady demand.—Rossbotham’s, Dowling street. SITUATIONS VACANT. HOSIERY. WANTED, an Experienced YOUNG LADY as FIRST SALES. Hosiery experience essential. Prospects good. Full particulars to HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO., LTD., Invercargill. THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. A PPLICATIONS (with testimonials) will -£X be received by the Undersigned until 10 o’clock a.m. on MONDAY, 7th May, for the Positions of MASTER and MATRON, Otago Benevolent Institution, Caversham, at a joint salary at the rate of £2OO per annum. JOHN JACOBS, Secretary. April 27, 1928. WANTED, ELDERLY MAN (Pensioner), with knowledge of Gardening and Handy with Tools. 786. 'Star. - inTTANTED, capable Housekeeper; refer;V»j enoes required.—No. 635. ‘Star’ Ofjtce. V4RANTED, Housekeeper, to look after . Vtj invalid lady, at Mosgiol.—6s3, ‘Star.’ WANTED, capable General, plain cooking, small adult family; wages. 30s.— P.O. Box 689. ; BOY wanted for cart; just loft, school.— Apply Co-op. Milk Supply Co. BAKER'S Agency, 35 Dowling street.— Ploughmen. Cook and Housemaid (together), Nurse-Housemaid, Cooks (hotels), Parlourmaids, Generals, Nursegirl. SHIRTS. —Wanted, experienced Machinists.—Mr A. Boatwood, care Miss Mackeray, Burlington street. COMMERCIAL Labour Bureau, Stafford street.—Canvassers, Experienced Farm Hand-Milker, Cooks, Generals, Girls (assist), all classes labour. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, Dressmaking or Plain Sewing by the day or taken in; experienced.—Blß, ‘Star.’ WANTED, Position in printing office by young Man; good compositor and job printer.—s 92, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, Employment by Woodworking Machinist: reference if required.— Ring ’phone 13-715. A YOUNG Lady requiring a change would Assist with household duties m return for board in Christian home.—Address Reliable, 682, ‘Evening Star.’ AVOID house neglect; Carpentry Repairs and Alterations; charges reasonable.—Write or call 666 King street. EXPERIENCED Man wants Asphalting, Concreting, Digging, all kinds of Jobbing Work.—Attwell, 24 Mechanic street, N.B. Valley.,