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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 227, 24 August 1945, Page 3

Warm weather ahead and you’ll want shoes that don't argue Avith your feet . . . you Avant easy, comfortable, flexible footAvear. For lovely styles that lighten your step and please your purse, yet are genuinely comfortable as well, see our line of the season’s neAA-est footAvear: — SADDLE: Fawn and Brown Lace Shoes, leather flat heels. Multiple fittings. Price 43/6 ROBIN MONO: Black Suede five-eyetie Shoes, Spanish heels, pepper punching and stitched trimming. Multiple fittings. KINGSLEY: “Physical Culture” Glace Tic Shoes, Cuban heels, multiple fittings. In black and broAA’ii. Price 55/PRIDE: “Physical Culture” Plain Glace Courts, Spanish heels, multiple fittings. In Black and Aa vy. Also Navy Suede. Price 55/•MW Price 49/6

IS? m a *3* gives NWJJfE '» » W £™T Made in 6 colours Also EZYWURK Cleansar and Slove Polish In J pint. £ pint and I pint tins. Made in New Zealand b v S. A. SMITH & CO. LTD., Auckland DEPT. OF HEALTH ISSUED BY THE iS*g/ air* 'S3E as $ J, t ik For warmth, economy in fuel, brightness and cheerfulness, make your objective a Sunlit Home. The sun should follow you round the house: invite the morning sun into your kitchen and breakfastroom, the afternoon sun into your living room, and see that the bedrooms get their share of the sun. One sun-room doesn’t make a Sunlit Home. Big windows let in the sunshine. Ample window space means more light, more warmth and more view. And keep the blinds UP —sunlight acts as a disinfectant. Choose homes with the living room and main bedroom turned to the sun. If the section is facing south, build with the back of the house to the street. Make every room a sunny room in that new home of yours. Sunshine for Cleanliness and Health. KEEP THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 2b FOR A HEALTHIER NATION