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m ftr. & Smart Shoe-Styling For cool comfort on hot summer days wear a pair of H.B. Sandal Shoes .... Illustrated right A3542— A cool White Linen ToePeeper Strap Shoe, comfortable Cuban heels, and priced right 13/9 lllustrateid right A3s3S—White Calf, 1-bar, smartly trimmed with Navy, interlaced vamp, toe-peeper, Cuban heels. 17/9 English. Illustrated right A 354 Linen Tab Court Shoe, smartly cut, with Cuban heels. A shoe we can recommend for comfort and appearance. Also natural-c oloured 14/6 m linen. ‘MeMtmfcin* OCTAGON DUNEDIN

Oo r HOfiO° or so o I hoc WASHING MEANS SAFETY FOR DELICATE SILKS AND RAYONS Tissue-thin Lux flakes start to dissolve the instant they touch lukewarm water. In a second or two, as you whisk up the foamy suds, they’re dissolved completely away! That means easier, quicker, better rinsing . . . and it’s perfect rinsing that keeps silks like new. No dull film left in the weave, no grease spots under the iron . . . but thte lovely sheen and softness fully restored! SLOW-DISSOLVING SOAP STICKS AFTER RINSING Even rinsing till the water runs clear doesn’t get rid of ordinary soap. It sticks fast in the weave, makes silks look dull and greyish, ‘causes the iron to mark them, weakens the elasticity of the threads. Undies look shabby while they’re still almost new, stockings ladder in . no time! Ami A ■44 mmmm. iiiiii iiliiiiliiiil li tmmm HI |ii i(G IT’S FALSE ECONOMY TO USE ANYTHING BUT EVERY TRACE OF LUX RINSES AWAY The lightning solubility of Lux makes rinsing safer and quicker. Lux-washed silks need only two rinses to remove every trace. Silks keep their soft texture and brandnew she en through scores ofLuxings. Don’t spoil your most expensive clothes in the wash— t/se Jmk C&tiUfcCuje... You’Ube thrilled at the difference. 5.395.15 NZ A LEVER PRODUCT —MADE

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Evening Star, Issue 23093, 20 October 1938, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 23093, 20 October 1938, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 23093, 20 October 1938, Page 5

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