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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 November 1923, Page 6

w//// x ft// ' J? dsBE? B 'X\ A k U ff 11 TIB r' Drawn from i 7*l tZ i/ ti actual shoe — | Another New = | "Matchless" Model No. 1658 = A particularly pleasing and smart effect has been attained Z! ~ in this new "Matchless” Glace Kid Shoe by the clever ~ S design of the Patent Leather Facings and wide Bar fastening with two buttons. ~ The "Matchless” range of colours cover all popular shades X M of Cream, Greys, Fawn, Toney Red, Bronze, and Blue, Like all “Matchless" Shoes, every pair bears a printed guarantee of quality. ~ Duckworth, Turner &- Coy. Ltd., Makers, Christchurch ~ £ ■ KmiiinbMiiiiiiiiiuiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimuiillliL |.

jQ LUX washing P re P ara^on f° T Fabrics full of \ y ITS? feminine charm! WHEN Lux is used, a lady can enhance the charms of her wardrobe by giving her personal attention to the washing of Cambric, Chiffon, Crepe-de-Chine, Lace, Muslin, Silk, Voile , and other dainty fabrics. -/A/ ! It is quite an easy matter, for the delicate beauty / of garments delightfully feminine is preserved f when washed with a packet of Lux in a bowl of warm water. ZaiN { The pure Lux flakes are quickly whisked into a rich creamy lather. By gently squeezing the beautiful suds through the texture all sign of soiling is removed. Lux coaxes rather than forces the dirt from the clothes. Rinse in clean \O777riRL » water and your garments have the same clean- / J . liness and charm as when they were new. /f / ///A / 4//l\ LUX CANNOT HARM A SILKEN THREAD /7 / V/ \ In Packets—may be LJ/ / ' jj| obtained everywhere Y LEVER BROTHERS (New Zealand) LIMITED ItHlk IsMM PETONE 7 I , H and stylish Zealandia Shoe models. Made in New Zealand * by New Zealanders, on the very newest overseas lasts. Ask to see Zealandia Shoes. Muafactaredby SKELTON FROSTICK ft Ca. Ltd.. Cbriatcinrdb, .... Aacklud. Pahaarstaa North, and Gnyaroath. 1U Zealandia Boots S’ Shoes \ A —jr