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Evening Star, Issue 24916, 14 July 1943, Page 6

t>NLY ONE SOAP FOR IPAT TO REMEMBER W 1 .■■rSS**? \ JS rmm m * \mmm:sm &*mw® MB ALLUKc Knight's Castile Assorted soaps are a thing of the past at the O'Brien's. Goodness, vagance they were! Because of its rich, look-alive lather, that frag- , : rant, lasting tablet of Knight's is tops with the whole family. And what mother saves, buys extra ■,„„«,„ « t t^ National Savings stamps for Pat. THE SOAP WITH , THE LAVENDER FRAGRANCE MADE BY LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED. PETONE. < 3.33.27 Z

A—LADIES' STRONG TAN WILLOW TAN '■ CALF DERBY SHOES. Fringe tongue. Welted. Dunlop ribbed rubber sole -and heel (similar to illustration). AOf Also iri Box Calf. PRACTICAL STYLES F@r Winter Weather If yon can't call, mail your order. Satisfaction guaranteed. B-A DRESSY MONK SHOE for winter wear; in Brown, Navy, or Black Calf. Strap and buckle (similar to illustration). Welted. Leather sole and low leather heel. Same design with rubber sole, in Black or Brown Calf - 42^C—LADIES' BROWN CALF TIE SHOE. Smartly punched design (similar to illustration). ' Leather Cuban.heels. Same in Black Calf, 37/6. W. HARRIS & SON LTD. The Footwear Specialists—Six Shops— Dunediit.' !

DOES IT OCCUR TO YOU When Contemplating Train Travel That this is no time for unimportant journeys? That, unless your journey is absolutely unavoidable, you should not go? That if you MUST travel, advance reservation of your seat saves disappointment? That, in the event of changed plans, timely cancellation of your reservation will permit someone else to travel?

m 1 *& hlg/4 m P/A m EECIE For warmth in wear And years of use You want the Woollens Made by Bruce. *- < & v <: > > Bruce Blankets, Underwear, Sox, etc. are now in short supply due to war needs, but they are still available and worth looking for! '' i miflifi * t'\ iiiiiiii^iiiiiißnna^^hto^ri^iiti^li^^jiMMi