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Evening Star, Issue 21641, 9 February 1934, Page 3

< (f; Kiin»n M (( The formula contains an ingredient (favourably known to medical science) that definitely prevents burning. After a burn soothes heals takes away all sting. Everybody says “ Miraculous.” 2/- large bottle, all chemists and stores. NEILL & COMPANY LTD., Dunedin Agents. Now Packed in 3L Quaiiiies If You Want to Save Visit Harris* Summer I The whole of our stock of smart, fashionable footwear has been heavily reduced for a quick clearance. Footwear for every occasion at clearance prices provide opportunities galore for the thrifty shopper. Call early while the selection Is complete. No goods sent on appro, during Safe. ITadies* Black ;ciac3 Kid 2-Eyelet Tie Shoes, Black Sued© back, Spanish he'el, round toe. * - As illustrated abore. Men’s Black Chroma Oxford Shoes, smart round toe, welted. As illustrated above. , Usually 17/6. Sale prlceia toe, weiteu. 13/6 Ladles’ American Black Satin Bar Shoes, short round toe, spike heel, high-cut strap. Usually 27/6. Sale price--15/6 Ladies' Smart Fawn Linen Courts, snappy red trim and buckle, short toe, spike heel. Usually 22/6. Sale price—' 12/6 Boys’ Chrome Derby Boots, Durata soles. A hard wearing school hoot. Size 10, 10/9; 11 to 1, 11/0; 2 to 3, 12/9; 4 to 5, 13/9. Men’s, 15/9. ■Guard Your Eyesight -i nrf /liel.i*oco Your vision can be impaired without causing distress of any kind. That’s why, if you would guard your eyesight, you would make a point of having your ©yes scientifically examined by our Mr G. C. ABBOTT, F.8.0.Z. (London), Consulting Optician. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO-DAYf d Daw sLi st. Opti es Your Own N.Z. for 6d. National Magazine for All. “Better than ever-’ will be New Zealanders’ judgment . on the February issue of the national monthly, the ‘ N.Z. Railways Magazine.’ The regular features (“ Famous New Zealanders,”- -‘‘Famous New Zealand Trials,” ‘‘Pictures of New Zealand Life,” Wisdom of the Maori,” ■ ‘ New Zealand Verse,” “ Women’s Section,” •“ Children’s Page,” and others) are continued. That popular humorist, Ken Alexander, gives another generous ration of his droll philosophy, illustrated by himself. The light side of the magazine also includes several very good stories, cleverly written. On Sale at All Bookstalls.