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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6519, 7 April 1931, Page 6

“FEET BENEATH HER PETTICOAT, LIKE LITTLE MICE STEAL IN AND OUT.” Whilst the footwear mode of the hour has not suggested anything quite so romantic or demure as our ‘Victorian headline conveys, the newest shoes are decidedly conservative, refined, and artistic.* This ehango is due to the new position of the waistline, and the lengthened skirts. NOW—you MUST be correct in your footwear. You ensure it if you CHOOSE PROM THESE! Ladies’ Black Patent Leather One Bar “Matchless” SHOES, w r ith attractive strap and side trimmings of ■ black suede. Wide fitting; low covered heels. In sizes and half sizes. Ladies’ Nigger Brown Glaee Kid Court SHOES, by “Clark’s.” Smartly designed on vamp with contrasting shade and buckle to tone. Spanish heels. In sizes and half sizes—3B/9. idies’ Nigger Brown Glace Kid One Bar SHOES, with neat punching on vamp and sides. Wide fitting; low leather heels. In sizes and half sizes. Another “Matchless” creation. —21/0. “Clark’s” Ladies’ Black Suede One Bar SHOE, with smart semi low cut sides. Medium pointed toes; semiSpanish heels, in sizes and half sizes. Is great value at 35/-. “Bostock’s” Ladies’ Black Patent Leather One Bar SHOE, attractively designed on vamp and quarters with beige glace kid. Low leather heels, “Matchless” Ladies’ Dark Brown in sizes and half sizes. Cost but 33/9. Glace Kid One Bar SHOE, with smart medium pointed toes, wide I “ tt . l ”®’ Spanish heels, in sizes and half sizes. Is value supreme at 21/-.

OBVIATE THI KISS OF UNEMPLOYMENT rpHE services of men with specialised training are more important to-day than ever before. Never -were prospects poorer for the unqualified. man. Now is the time to train and join the ranks of those who are retaining the good jobs and moving up the ladder of success. ACCOUNTAN CY offers unlimited opportunities to the qualified man—start studying Accountancy -TO-DAY. BE GUIDED BY RESULTS. Of' the grand total of successful students in the 1930 Accountancy Examination 402 were Hemingway s Students. In the Secretarial .Final (Australasian Institute of Secretaries) Every Successful Candidate was a Hemingway Student. Study with the school that gets the passes. Write To-day for Free Book, “Accountancy/' to HEMINGWAY’S (CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. BOX 516 AUCKLAND. f*" RASTER REDDINGS Every new kind of gift in Silverware, Crystal-ware, Cutlery, Clocks and Jewellery is stocked by Gerrand's. INSPECTION INVITED. Wedding Kings, 18ct. Gold—latest shapes. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR & AGENCY BRANCH: Dempsy and Litchfield. Waldegrave's Building. THE SQUARE. Local Representatives. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £1,500,000. FIRE, MARINE & ACCIDENT RISKS of every description accepted at lowest current rates. Prompt and liberal settlements. AGENTS:— Palmerston North N. W. NELSON, Manager. Ashhurst MR. J. A. McDONELL. Dempsy and Litchfield, Waldegrave’s Buildings, The Square. PALMERSTON NORTH SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. THE PUBLIC is earnestly requested to notify tne Society of any act of cruelty that comes under notice. E. B. JENNINGS, Secretary, Spooner's Bigs., ’Phone 8474 W. FLOYD, Inspector, 131 Albert St 7 ’Phogo .6817