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Northern Advocate, 19 December 1932, Page 3

SMART SHOESO for XMAS • New Vanity Fashion Lines JUST ARRIVED LATEST PLAIN PATENT COURT SHOES, with Dull Kid Trimming, Good Fitting, Round Toes and Spike Heels. 18/6 SMART BLACK PATENT TIE COURT SHOES, -with Cuban Heels. On a Specially Wide Fitting, Comfortable Last. 18/6 Mail Your Order. COURT SHOES, in Soft Black Kid, with Suede Trimming. As Worn Overseas. Round Toes and Spike Heels. 21/BXCEPTIONALLY SMART COURT SHOES, in Black Patent and Suede, with Spike or Cuban Heels. At just the Price you want to pay. 25/NEW STYLES in BLACK PATENT COURT SHOES, with Suede Trimming. Something New in Smartness and Value. 22/6 ULTRA-MODERN STYLES in BLACK KID and PATENT CUT-OUT SANDALS, with Spike Heels. Cunningly Fashioned to enhance the Beauty of Feet and Ankles. 27/6 HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD. WHANGAREI

Xmas Suggestions Everyone is Amazed at the Variety and Wonderful Value at MENZIES’ CHEMISTS & STATIONERY STORES Hundreds of Low Priced Articles in Endless Variety—All in Modem Design and Good Taste TOUR INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED Cut Glass Perfume and Smelling Salts. RAZORS. — Gillette, Valet, Wulkinson and the new “ROUSON.” This is the romance of modern Razors. 30/-. SHAVING BRUSHES.— The Most Acceptable Present you can give a man. 1/6 to 30/-. SHAVING SOAP IN BOWLS Morny, Yardley, etc., and a big variety of sticks and tubes from 1/-. TALC POWDERS.— Some nice new brands in bottles. BOXED SOAP.— Clearskiu “the best of all,’’ 3/-. Otto of Rose, 4/3. Lavender, 4/3. Violet Oatmeal, 2/6. And dozens of others from 1/-. A few boxes of Monty's Rose and .June Rose Soap. Pot Pound in bulk and Fancy Containers. Also La.vender Flowers in bulk. BATH SALTS & CUBES.— From 1/-. HANDBAGS.— The Greatest Range is Always at Menzios—from 7/6. All Colours and White. Pouch, Envelope and Handle. . Kiddies’ Bags from 1/6. Some Great Value in Caskets, containing Perfume, Soap, Powder and Talc, from 2/6. MANICURE SETS.— Pocket Sets, 1/9. Table Sets, from 5/6. All strong instruments and well made. FOUNTAIN PENS.— Sheaifer, Waterman, etc., and Propelling PENCILS— a great variety at all prices. BOOKS.— Will you accept our invitation to sec our books? You arc not asked to buy. GENERAL BOOKS.— ‘ ‘ Disraeli,’ ’ Andros Maurois, 6/6. ‘ ‘ Story of San Michele, ’ ’ Axel Munth, 7/6. ‘ ‘ Cheerful Yesterdays, ’ ’ Judge Alpers, 7/6. “An Outline for Boys and Girls,” 11/-. “An Intelligent. 'Woman’s Guide to Socialism and Capitalism,” G. B, Shaw, 7/6. 11. V. Morton’s “In Search of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales,” 10/6. NEW FICTION.— -“lnheritance,” Phyllis Bentley, 10/6. “Magnolia Street,” Louis Golding, 10/6. “Anxious Days,” Phillip Gibbs, 6/6. “Prison Wall,” Ethel Dell, 6/6. “A Lantern iji Her Hand,” Aldrich, 6/6. “ Peucarrow,” Nellie Sc-anlan, 6/6. RECENT FICTION.— “Beanvalet,” Georgette Hover, 3/6. “Darkened Rooms,” Phillip Gibbs, 3/6. “Johnny Reb,” Marie Couwey Oemler, 3/6. “Hatter’s Castle,” A. J. Cronin, 4/6. “Delight,” Mazo do la Roche, 4/6. ‘ ‘ A House Is Built, ” B. Eldershaw, 4/6. “Exit,” Harold Bell Wright, 4/6. BIBLES.— School Lines, 3/- to 10/-. Leather Yap Index Ref., 10/6, 11/6. Yap Edges, Thumb Index Ref., 18/6. India Paper Yap Edges Ref., 22/6. Schofield Ref., 30/-, 40/-. POETS.— Modern Comedy Cloth, 11/-. Forsyte Saga Cloth, 10/-. Masefield’s Poems, Cloth, 13/-. Kipling’s Poems, Cloth, 25/-. Harold Menzies CHEMIST AND BOOKSELLER OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE

THE HOEREWA WORKS ARE HOW OPEN. Stock may be Sold “On Hooks” U> Exporters Shipped “(On Consignment. Applications tor killing space should be made AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE MOEREWA TELE PH ON E Kawakawa 47; after C> p.m., bO. NORTHERN RE PRESEN T ATI VE J. R, S. Richardson, Whangarei. Telephone 012. THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING CO , LTD.