Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11250, 30 June 1922, Page 2

Talk Wellington! Everybody has a certain amount of tivic pride—that sort of pride which helps make a village a town and a town • metropolitan city. The growth of any community is dependent upon the support given its citizens. If you fail in your vco-operation the city either stands still or retrogrades. If you uphold the city by sustaining it wholeheartedly you help yourself and the community. The theme of this talk iss. •'Help your city; Talk Wellington!” Wellington needs your support and you need the support of Wellington. Let’s get together and do our utmost to make Wellington the most prosperous city in New Zealand. Talk Wellington! (Contributed by a veil-known Publicity Expert .)

Southerly Winds Mean “Nippy* Nights and evenings around the fire. This naturally brings the thought of WARM AND COMFY SLIPPERS—and here are some SPECIALS IN SLIPPERS FROM Hannah’s Real Footwear Sale. Our Sale has only a fewmore days to run, so get in early. OlO.—Women’s Felt Tab Slippers— Fur bound, carpet soles; in red or blue. Sizes 2 to 8 ~ 2/tf D 93. — Women's Arctic Cloth Collarette Slippers— Felt and leather soles. Sizes 3 to 7 . B;ft D 56 & D2s.—Women's Super-quality Camel-hair Collarette SiO>ers — Felt and leather soles. Several different patterns. Sizes 3to 7 ... 6/11 & T/11 D6S. —Men’s Black FWt Tab Slippers— Stout felt and cord soles. Sires 6 to 10 - •/ft D3B. — Men’s Camel-hair Tab Slippers— Stout felt and leather soles. Sizes 6 to 10 - T/H D 33. —Men’s Seal Grain Leather Tab Slippers— Sewn soles (in tan or black). Sizes S to 10 Y/ft Dl4. — Childs’ Red Felt Ankle Strap Slippers— Cord soles; Do g and 80-Peep patterns 3to b > 3 /*5 7to I°, 3/11; nto 1, 4/6 LARGEST AND BEST STOCKS—LOWEST CASH PRICES. Postage paid on all orders exceeding £1 in value. MM 12 BOOTMAKERS '«6O LAMBTON QUAY AND 103, CUBA STREET * WELLINGTON. Branches Throughout the Dominion.

WE CORDIALLY invite you to inspect oue display OF AET. McGregor Wright’s Art Gallery, LAMBTON QUAY.

“Amber Tips” %

Most Hairdressers no>7 study the wm fort and safety of their patron* by robbing in Q-tol before lathering os an nn fe©J>tic safeguard and aid to shaving-