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Manawatu Times, Volume LIX, Issue 7459, 9 May 1934, Page 6

j/* M. & G’s Shoe Styles Satisfy the Critical Eye! M. & G. Quality ensures comfort and wear. in. cz u-. values neni your pccKet. Here are some of tne new arrivals — A “Dill'eront" Style of Walking Shoe carried out in Fawn and iirowu Glace Kid combination. A semi GkilJie in step 'lie Shoo with waited soles anu low leather heels, in sizes and hall sizes, Snug litting and extremely comfortable. PRIG * 24'b A “Flexile" Black Ulacc Gusset Gourt •Shoo with attractive Grey and Blade mottled Buckie. Medium pointed Toe and covered Uuban heels, in sizes and half sizes. Perfect lilting, cu arming and attractive. I’lciUK 25 / 6 “Matchless.” A Black Patent Beatkei two hole Tic Shoo with elfeetive white calf trimming on vamp and sides. Medium round Toes and covered Cuban Heels, in sizes anu half sizes. Moderately Priced at J^o/0 A Genuine Dark Brown Lizard Gourt Shoe, cut on straight lines with low sides to give added touch of smartness. Medium extended Too last and covered Cuban Heels. .Suitable for Autumn outfit wear. PRICE A. ‘‘Lewis" Oxford Walking Shoo in a combination of real Pigskin and dark brown willow calf, m different style of Lace Shoe over which a strap is buckled. Leather welted sole and rubber top piece heels. Suitable for golf. PiMCL 31/6 A Neat Black Patent Leather Gusset Court Shoe with effective Grey and Black Buckle. Bound Too last and covered Cuban Heels. A “Matchless" Shoe moderately priced Ditto in Black Glaec Kid 16 7 9 SEE THEM IN OUR FOOTWEAR SECTION—NOW ! Millar & Giorgi JUIMIXtUJ, The Square, Palmerston North.

EQUIP YOURSELE TO WIN Whether you set yourself to win races or to win success in the business world you must have the riglit equipment. In the one case it is soundly trained muscles; in the other it is u mind trained along practical and specialised lines. Be sure of holding your own with allcomers in the business world . . . BY QUALIFYING IN ACCOUNTANCY. Hemingway's have had 37 years’ experience in training young men lor the Professional Accountants’ Examination. They have trained l’ar more starters for this Examination, and had far more winners than any other school. Hemingway’s system of Home-study training has been I'ROVEL the most successiul with others. It will be th most successful for YOU. Write to-day for Free Book—- ‘ ‘ Accountancy.’ ’ HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516 Auckland. THE PRIMITIVE MAN WORE CLOTHES SOLELY AS A W MEANS OF COVERING. Some len seem to do' the same to-day. Others now that smart, well-fitting clothing ihanees the personality as well. TAILORS and DRY-GLEAN ERS, CUBA ST. (opp. Cosmo. Club).

GIFFORD, MOORE, ONGLEY l TREMAINE, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, NEW NATIONAL MUTUAL LIRE ASSN. BUILDING. Rangitikei Street. Palmerston N JACOBS & GRANT, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS BETT’b BUILDINGS, 21 RANGITIKEI STREET.

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