Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19607, 8 April 1927, Page 6

THEY meet every morning the "Valet" and its owner. Both very keen on each other! And whereas his close shave used to be in catching his morning train, he now gets it in the bathroom. For the "Valet' is the safety razor that strops its own blade, tunes it up "as new" in ten seconds every morning without removal from the frame. No. 55. Nickel Sett. Contains Razor, 3 blades and rftrop. Sal Safety Ras Of all Dealers mil

(Registered Trado Mark) Slip* into th« pocket or handbag. ii ;■ • yz. \ 0: 19 OZ. FEATHERWEIGHT STORMPROOF. , A"MATTAMAC" is identical in appearance with the usual five. guinea Waterproof. In A~"?l utility, iilso, it equals its mucb-more-costly compet. /y-. -V V 3 ltor It wears as long, j,l |.jV <f la vl\ ■w righs one.t'nird, and is fjl ~i I v\\ \ /'/Sal absolutely Waterproof. //(ffl vViMI Though light and compact. * 1 |X\|J|J|\ folding, it is Wind and Chill i, JIF proof as well cs Wet proof. w .V IV /TV r£N SHADES. \M|s tf. Every "Mattamac" W//TW^ Is made entirely from I J'/J ViiwJ' the genuine "Matta" J . jHCa (Begd.) Fabrio, with ad. /i ll ,|fi \ jUßtabla wind.cuffs, per. ! .,-W J II * * V pendicular pockets, hned jl 'sill 'li I shoulders, Raglan sleeves, i »7/« ,\HII roomy "under.arms," and j ft//. 'JIBjj the famous cut of the West «; f f/ft /i/Tiara End of London. |l I fjl For Lady or Gentleman. Belted • . 49/6 Iff Without Belt 45/- JJ( FREE.—Send for colour patterns ofLpC*. "Matta" Fabrio and "Mattamac "Li booklet, illustrating Belted' and*" Unbelted Models for men and women. FRANK DUNCAN & CO.. LTD. 307 Queen Street, Auckland. Sole Agent* for New Zealand. The 'Mattamac' Store Lister Buildings, Victoria Street East, Opposite Central Hotel, Auckland. MENTHOLA-TUM • *_"""" A. Keep It handy for cut*, brultet / f \ burn* and cold*. Cure* cracked f I 1 //J \ lip* md chapped hand*. De- \ ' ( 8 / O 1 lightfully toothing for *kin ail- \ \ / / mentl. JARS & TUBES - EVERYWHERE V

(TijpJILL your Ho ins be all you would like it to be? JsfK Will it radiate a gracious hospitality? Will it have that atmosphere of cheery comfort that is suggestive of a really warm and hearty welcome? There Is really no reason why you should not have the necessary furnishings to make your home as comfortably attractive as a home can be. It is mainly a matter of payment after all, and under " The Maple's" Liberal Terms of Extended Credit, you can pay in whatever way suits you best. Come in this week and select what furnishings and furniture you may need to enliven and enhance the comfort of your home for Easter. On payment of a Deposit, arranged to suit your special circumstances, they will be delivered to your home immediately. You will then have twelve months in which to pay off the balance either in weekly, fortnightly, or monthly instalments.