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Manawatu Times, Volume 70, Issue 280, 27 November 1945, Page 4

CORRECTLY STYLED FOR CROWING FEET ROSCO SHOES FOR CHILDREN LEATHER SANDALS as sketched and similar styles, in Brown, London Tan, Bed, Grey and Saxe; greenhide soles. Sizes 4 to 6 7to 9 10 to 13 Prtce 811 I(K3 12 / 3 1 coupon. Sizes 1 to 2 3 to 5 *"*• 13 7 3 14 6 2 coupons. “CLARK'S” ENGLISH SANDALS in super quality leather with leather soles. In Beige, Brown, Blue and Bed —suitable for best wear. Sizes 4 to «}. 1 coupon. 14/5 “WONDEKWELT” BE OWN GLACE BOOTS for boys or girls. Ideal for growing feet, giving excellent support at the ankle. Available in half sizes, from 7 to 2. (Dp to size 1 — 1 coupon; over size I—21 —2 coupons. PRICED 21/3 to 24/3 PATENT LEATHER ANKLE STBAP SHOES, sizes 1 to 9. 1 coupon. 14/3 t 0 15 7 6 PATENT LACE, TIE and 1-BAR SHOES also showing in a good selection. fcfC* The C. M. Boss Co., Ltd. SCOTT BROS. DENTISTS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. DB. PRANK SCOTT, BAUD. (U.S.A.), B.D.S. (N.Z.). SURGEON DENTIST. Bank Aust’aaia. (above Gerrand’s), The Square, P.N., Phone 5916.

FLEET & SEYMOUR Engineers and Welders, 75 King Street, Palm, Nth. N.Z. DIAMOND BUYERS, LIMITED, JJAVE OPENED a BRANCH at Room 5 (upstairs), 11 Times'’ Bldgs., BROADWAY, PALMERSTON N., For Diamonds, Diamond Rings and other Diamond Jewellery. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. Diamonds may be sent by Registered Poat to P.O. Box 418, Palmerston North, and we will forward ofYer or cash by return. XPENOAHU PRESSING SERVICE (VN >,3 An old suit well pressed is better looking than a new one wrinkled! Let ns keep Your Suits and Trousers Well Pressed Always. Prompt service assured bfi—- ■ CJopty Dry Cleaners W Regent Arcade, ® mm W J. A. Dinley. ’Phone 7537. 5r PALMIIRSTON NORTH * DEPOT PHOJTE 7125. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES D* K W GABRIEL D.M.D. DENTAL SURGEON T. & G. BUILDING. PALMERSTON NORTH, PHONE 6700 Hours Include Fridays—7-9 p.m. The death has occurred of the English comedian Charles Coburn, aged 93. He was the world’s oldest working comedian. He sang to the troops in six wars, ranging from the Zulu War to the war of 1939-45. He was famous for singing “The Man Who Broke the Bank at Moatc Carlo,” which was introduced in 1890 and which he sang a quarter of a million times.