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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19276, 13 September 1924, Page 2

Mightily important to the well-dressed woman is the exact match to her Costume in well-cut Glove and gossamer Hose. Here she may find desirable tones in infinite variety. Gloves FRENCH SUEDE GLOVES, fashionable short Gauntlet; very dressy; First-choice Skins; Grey with smart Black Points and Embroidery Beaver-Champagne, Embroidery Pastelle-Royal; sizes 6£ to 7 Price 17/6 pair PERFORATED GAUNTLET GLOVES, well cut, fine Suede Skins; H-in Cuff; each pair embodies style; shades of Qrey and Beaver, and White with contrasting points; sizes 6 to 7 Price 16/6 pair MORLEY’S “DUPLEX” GLOVES. Double Fabric; a perfect imitation of Suede Skin; will wash and wear well—-2-dome, White .. Price 5/11 pair Gauntlet Strap and Dome: Price 7/11 pair PERRIN’S VELVET SUEDE GLOVES, perfect fit; well cut; first choice skins; 2-button; Beaver and Black; sizes 6 to 7 Price 11 /6 pair Hosiery "RIBMER” SUPER MERCERISED HOSE, Wide Rib; lustrous and serviceable; will wash and wear well; shades of Light Grey, Silver, Putty, Fawn, Beaver, Nigger, and Suede Grey— Sizes 9 and 9J: Price 3/11 pair; or 3 pairs for 11/6 Size 10: Price 4/3 pair “THREE KNOTS” ARTIFICIAL SILK HOSE. reinforced with Sea Island Cotton; wide expanding tops; glossy close knit fabric equal to Silk in appearance; Mending Silk attached; shades of Shoe Grey. Mastic, Mole, Putty. Dark Fawn. Boot Brown, Ivory, and Black— Price 7/1 i pair “HOLEPROOF” HOSE, for lustrous beauty and long wear; just opened; 20in Pure Thread Silk Leg; wide ribbed suspender tops; mock seam; shades of Mid Grey, Fawn, Nigger, Mole, Black, and White; sizes 9in, and lOin— Price 13/6 pair Order by Mail ! We Pay Postage ! D.I.C. Dunedin

The Giraffe GtfaJtyzor There is a story told of a boy’s first visit to the Zoo. They took him to see the Qiraffe. He stared at it for some time in bewilderment, looking up and down its absurd long neckWell,” they asked him, “what do you think of it ?” “ I don’t believe it I ” the boy exclaimed. jA So it was with the man who was first shown a “VALET” Razor, He watched it as it slipped its strop through its head and ran up and down, turning its blade over and over, and sharpening each edge in turn; he saw how for a touch on its back, the blade was in position again, ready for action ; he saw, too, for a touch on its back, it was open again, ready to be cleaned; and, remembering his struggles with other safety razors — the fiddling about with screws and things, to say nothing of blade bluntness and blade wastage—he exclaimed “ I dont believe it 1 But it is true. As true as the neck of the giraffe. Ten seconds a day will strop a “VALET Razor. Ten seconds a day will clean and dry it. And every morning its blade comes up with a brand new edge, as sharp for the fortieth shave as it was for the first To see the “VALET” is to wonder and you may not believe it till you put it to the test Ask any dealer to demonstrate to you its simple working plan. c \ Of all dealers British Made AUTOSTROP SAFETY RAZOR CO., LD„ 197-207. CITY ROAD. LONDON. ENG. Managing Agents for New Zealand : VAN STAVEREN BROS.. LTD., 118, Wakefield Street, WELLINGTON mm m

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