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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22141, 21 June 1935, Page 3

Leaders V A FEW BOOK DEPARTMENT BARGAINS • for sports—An Encyclopedia of Sports, Games and Pastimes—Was 8/-. Now 4/6 • • for winter evenings—Reprint Novels, hundreds of titles—Usually 2/6 ea. Now !/-;• © f or housewives —The Colonial Everyday Cookery 800k —Usually 2/6. Now 1/6 ® ® for motorists—The North Island Road Map—Originally 2/6. now • ® for mailing overseas—The Auckland* View Book—-Originally 2/••. Now 6(1 ® © for everyone—Charles Dickens' " The Life of Our Lord "—Usually 6/-. Now 3/6 • ® for gardeners—3 Books on Vegetable, Fruit and Flower Growing— / ' Usually 2/- each. Now 1/- each or 3 for 2/6 • • for young people—Santa's Workshop, from a Walt Disney Silly Symphony Usually 4/-. Now.2/6'• • for children—Sunbeam, Crackers and My Favourite Annuals —4/- each. Now 2/- • • for readers —Cheapjack, An Autobiography by P. Alingham—Usually 9/-. Now 3/ 6 ® • for the adventurous —Everest, 1933, by Hugh Ruttledge—Us. 29/-. Now 19/6 • *. for libraries—New Novels—Usually 7/- each. Now 2/6 anc * 3/6 each. • • for busy fingers—The Book of Needlework—Was 8/6. Now 4/6 • „ • for boys and girls-—A Special Line of Books, 6 titles— 1/- each or 2 for JL/S • • for home lovers—The Home-Lovers' Encyclopedia—Usually 8/6. Now 4/6 • SOME STATIONERY DEPARTMENT BARGAINS • for shoppers—A large selection of useful and quality Bags—All Greatly Reduced © • for ladies—Beautiful Handbags, Evening and Bridge Bags— ... „ u _ Were 7/6 to 30/-. All Half Price * • for card players—Waddington's Pictorial Series, gilt edged, boxed— ' Were 4/6. Now 3/6 P«ck • © for writers—Fountain Pens— The Scribe—Were 7/6 Now Ji/6 The British Mentor —-Were 10/6. Now 7/6 • © for housewives —Dainty Coloured Trays— » /<• Were 9/6, 12/6, 16/6. Now 6/6 7/6 8/6© • for bridge players—Bridge Scorers, very attractive designs— From 3d each • > • for the kiddies—A large selection of Toys at Bargain Prices. © © for winter nights—Games and Jig-Saw Puzzles- Greatly Reduced ® • for presentations—Attractive Pen Sets— Were 10/6, 14/6, 18/6, 27/6, 47/6. Now 6/6 10/6 12/6 14/6 27/6 • • for correspondence—Goodwill Envelopes. Great value. Box of 250 for \/6 • • for letters to friends—Linette, Mayfair, Albamarle Pads (Pad & pkt. Envelopes) 9f| © • for a gift we suggest A Writing Compendium— Exceptional value, 1/3 © • for exceptional value—Whitcombe's Wonderful Pad, 200 leaves. 10d • © for business—Whitcombe's Cash Book, No. 406, 140 folios—Were 5/-. Now 3/- • BUT A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE VALUES OFFEFJNG MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LTD. QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND £*s A niodernly beautiful style of coiffure, suitable for day and evening, now being featured in our Salon. For vour next Permanent Wave ask Tor tho tcall Steam Wave. Full Head, 25/-. MONTE WINTER t Phone 41-318, 2nd Floor, Power Board Buildlngs, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. % SPECIAL CLEARANCE LADIES' SHOES—Assorted styles, similar to illustrations. In Tan and Black—Usually 14/1 I to 32/6. NOW GOING AT SO/ LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS, all afzas. ;l/6 PSH PER PAIR. Mail Orders, Postage Extra. LADIES' BLACK SATIN EVENING £/fl SHOES. At ' At FRISBY'S QUEEN STREET OPPOSITE REGENT THEATRE. VI I FIGHT COLDS WHERE COLDS 4 FIGHT YOU " 4 With the direct double-action of this powerful ointment Colds usually attack in the nose, throat, and chest. That is the place for you to fight colds. You can—by simply rubbing Vicks Vapoßub on the throat and chest at bedtime. Penetrates To Ease Congestion Instantly, you feel a warm, comfortable tingle in your chest as the ointment begins to "draw out" the tightness and pain and break up the congestion. Vaporizes—To Clear Air-Passaget At the same time, Vapoßub's healing vapours carry soothing medication direct to the inflamed air-passages. They clear the clogging mucus—let you breathe easily again. ALL NIGHT LONG While you sleep, this powerful twoway action continues. By morning, almost always, the worst of the cold is over. "Just Rub It On" ri~ofacf Va po Ji; i Do you feel 'handIt . 1 conscious . . . keeping ||i.| your hands out of sight if as much as possible . . • * .A afraid to use them gracearc not beautiful? Sydal pSgjpjffljjKi keeps the skin soft, - supple and white . .Jheals ? ' t^le tin Y that are so ugly ... takes away / that unhappy 'handif consciousness' . . . gives you instead confidence in J /** their charm and beauty. The hands can be lightly »m "nsed in cool water after sd. in stamp for postage and packing, Sydal has been rubbed for generous free sample, to The Sydal . Proprietary, 7j Kent Terrace. Well in. Wellington. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES IN THREE SIZES: SMALL 1/3, MEDIUM 2/-, LARGE i