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Evening Star, Issue 20322, 2 November 1929, Page 12

Suede Novelties which commend themselves as ex* cellent Seasonal Gifts for sending abroad —the time is none too soon. m .wIwbES ft'fy m An Appropriate Gift for Distant Friends Tastefully made up Gift Boxes of Fancy Stationery in a neat, attractive, and useful ease. Prices, 8/6 and 10/6. Choose from this list of tokens , ensuring your friends 9 appreciation . SUEDE NOVELTIES. Book Marks * - - - - I/» 1/3. Calendars- -1/11,2/6,3/11,4/3. Teapot Stands ------ 2/6. Shopping Lists - - - -2/6,2/11. Card Cases ------- 5/6. Pipe Backs ------- 5/6. Handkerchief and Glove Sachets - - - - - 5/11, 6/11. Shoe Polish Outfits - - - - 7/6. Tea Cosies ----- 16/6, 19/6. Also we are at present carrying large stocks of Clouded Glassware and Antique Pottery to choose from. Aown^ EwinrVs p*em **mo» awca ft********]*********************** Pacific Star-Bowkett Building Society. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, No. 7 GROUP. FREE BALLOT December 17,1929. £I,OOO £I,OOO JOIN NOW! JOIN NOW! No. 7 Closes GROUP December Definitely 17, 1929. . £I,OOO £I,OOO JOIN NOW! JOIN NOW! Owing to tho Flotation of No. 7 Group being exceptionally successful the Directors beg to announce that this Group will definitely close on the above date. SUBSCRIPTION—6(I PER SHARE PER WEEK. REPAYMENTS—2/6 PER WEEK FOR EACH £IOO. Your Last Opportunity. Join No. 7 Group Immediately and participate in this FREE BALLOT Office: No. 86 KING EDWARD STREET. Secretary: W. B. TAVERNER, A.P.A. (N.Z). * * * * -M- ---* * # * * * * * * * ■fr * * * * ♦ *afc* s if*% $ jfcs*afca|ca|e;*;■^ WORKERS! BUY BOOTS AND SHOES DIRECT FROM Hyman Isaacs’s Boot Factory Opposite Hospital, Hanover Street, Dunedin. Also Clyde Street, GET GOOD HONESTLY-MADE SOLID LEATHER FOOTWEAR. ' Men’s Chrome Riveted Boots, 14/9 Men’s Sewn Boots, 17/0. Men’s Sewn Shoes, smart shapes, 19/6. Ladies’ Strap Shoes, all sizes, 9/11. Boys’ amt Youths’ Strong Chrome Screw Soled Boots —sizes 7 to 9, 8/11; 10 to 13, 12/9 ; Ito 3, 13/9; 4 and 5, 14/9. Boys’ Wide Sewn Shoes—7 to 9, 10/6; 10 to 13, 13/6; Ito 3, 15/6 ; 4 and 5, 16/6; Tan, 1/ extra. Girls’ Sewn Shoes—7 to 9, 10/6; 10 to 13, 11/6; 1 and 2, 12/6. Girls’ Strong Riveted School Bar Shoes—7to 9, 7/6; 10 to 13, 8/11; 1 and 2, 9/6; Maids’, 3to G, 11/6. Men’s Strong Double-soled, Nailed, Plated Split Kip Shooters, 18/6, or in Chrome, 17/9. Strong Scandals —7 to 9, 5/6; 10 to 13, 6/6; 1 and 2, 6/9. Men’s Greenhide or Kip Shooters, 22/6. " Bring Repairs—Men’s Soled, 5/; Ladies’, 3/9; Children’s from 2 '9. 1-Day Sefvice. m II rnmnanaraiiap i AMV lUvnm'd J<raqr at nD MC-L.. LTH All leading Chemists sell Radio-Malt in jars of tuv convenient sizes MANY children's diseases such as rickets—until recently of unknown origin—have been found to result from Vitamin deficiency in the diet. They can be prevented by a daily dose of Radio-Malt —the well-known dietary adjunct which protects against infectious diseases such as colds and influents, and at the same time ensures normal healthy growth with correct development of firm flesh and strong healthy limbs. 8.w./p.Ex/ti London England i m Radio Malt §s y/ie Scientific Vitamin food m Produced by THE BRITISH DRUG HOUSES LTD. ||||

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