PUBLIC NOTICES. NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT BUNIONS. We can Fit You with Shoes of COMFORT which will. make Walking a Pleasure—in LACE OR STRAP SHOES. NOTE THESE COMFORT SHOES. LADIES’ BLACK GLACE STRAP SHOES, made by “Kiltie,” England; with pro. lection for bunion joint?; specially soft selected leather, for uppers, ventilated insoles, medium low heel; a shoe which will give every satisfaction. Price, 27s 6d. LADIES’ GLACE STRAP SHOES, made by “ Bostoek,” • England, which have a joint pocket for bad joints; wide-fit. ting shoes, medium round toes, Cuba# heels. Prices from 33s 6d to 37s fid. ■ LADIES BLACK OR TAN COURT OR STRAP SHOES, with extra wide fitting for ’ joint, Cuban covered heels, very soft uppers; made in New Zealand* Price, 255. GREEN OR NAVY GLACE COURT AND STRAP SHOES, in several shapes and designs to match frocks. Prices from 25s to 355. NAVY AND BROWN - SUEDE COURT SHOES, in the. newest designs and shapes for present wear. Prices from 28s fid npwards. SKIN SHOES are much in demand m Brown, Fawn; Grey, .-Python, Lisard, and Snake Skins, in Court Shoes; Cuban and Spanish heels. Prices from 27s 6d to 455.DURING MADE 'IN NEW ZEALAND WEEK we are Making Special Displars of NEW ZEALAND GOODS, made by all the LEADING MAKERS in LADIES’ AND MEN’S FOOTWEAR. KEEP YOUR BYE ON OUR WINDOWS, ISLIP AND WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET. MOTORS AND CYCLES. SINGER NINES SECURED NINE FIRSTS in the Nine Reliability and Hill-climbing Competitions in Otago and Canterbury this Season, And SINGERS SECURED 259 AWARDS out of 299 Entries in the Leading English Trial* for 1933. We Invite Inspection and Demonstration q£ Singer Nine and Singer Sixteen, the Competition Winners for 1953. COOKE, HOWLISON, & ©o*. LTD., 55-59 HANOVER STREET. OAR SALES, ■ ; 229 Crawford street, Dunedin. FOR SALE, DE SOTO SEDAN, late. model, small mileage, one owner, perfect condition; on view above address: Also, Falcon Knight 4-door .Sedan, Wolseley Hornet 8pylinder, Model A Ford Coupe (beautiful job), Buick Delivery (ideal butcher, baker). Cash buyer waiting Light Six American Sedan to £l6O. WANTED. Spring Forks, fit 7-9 Harley. 1920-3; state price and where sene.— A 548, ‘ Star ’ Office. , nii) 10s buys good Car, guaranteed 5/xV good order.—Phone 15-272; urgent sale. . WANTED Exchange, 'Studebaker Car, perfect order, for light English Car. —ASIB, ‘ Star’ Office, Dunedin! ANTED, Light 4-cylinder Car, good condition; cash; long-spring Cher; preferred .—No. A 498, ’ Star.’ - . FOB SALE, Douglas 2J Motor Cycle, running order; cheap.—Asos, ‘ Star. USED Cars ill guaranteed condition, now being reconditioned; early inspection necessary.—Todd Motors Ltd., Princes street. BUICK Six, hood, new paint, 20 m.p.g.; must sell; £lo.—Seen 12 Maitland street. WANTED. Light Delivery Van. butcher’s or baker’s preferred; must be reliable; state price.—A4BO, ‘Star/ OR that Welding Job try The FavdHt Service Station, South Dunedin. BE the 1934 Chrysler Plymouth; intftpendent front wheel suspension; from 2.—Todd Motors Ltd., Princes street. * O.H.V. Hudson, great nick, just oveg t. hauled; pillion seat, good tyres; £BS after.—Phone 10-727. -' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GERMAN Overstrung Iron-frame Flteo. in perfectly now condition, • for £2S; rare .bargain.—Martins, 5 Octagon., rt QSi 10s.—Good English model Kirchncr Piano, overstrung; would pas* for brand new; snap this. —Martins, Octagon. RINSMEAD Piano, full iron frame, best over-damper action, ivory key*, stoutly built; £4s.—Martins, 5 Octagon. PRIGHT Grand Piano, by Henry Ward, London Exhibition model, very beautiful tone; £so.—Martins, 5 Octagon: WANTED To Buy, Portable Gramo. phone; must be very cheap.—Ass2, * Star ’ Office. RADIO, I • ' ■ ' —. IF everyone that purchased a Radio tried a Majestic there would be no after regrets.—Barnett’s Radio, Octagon. < FOR quality Sets, Radiation and Malestic Valves, expert service.—Howorth a Radio Service, successors Laidlaw and Gray (4ZF).. ■■ FOR SALE; 6-valve Crossley, with : battery eliminator.—Ring. 22-002. BUSINESSES FOB SALE. 17USH Business, must be. sold, account illJD health;.- taking £2O; good premises, main street; £l3o.—Clarke, \enn. . IN order to have the ‘.Star ’ out in good time it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after neon. After tli hour they cannot be classified. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind and send m their Orders early.
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Evening Star, Issue 21721, 16 May 1934, Page 10
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