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Waikato Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2971, 7 August 1928, Page 6

Watch our windows for our mm'A Ladies' Champagne Kid Shoes, Low Heels 16s 9d. Gent's Tan Glace Shoes, Pointed Toe— —19s 6d. .-..-♦.WvVW TOUT, hard-wearing footwear which is well constructed, and made of the finest leathers, is what people want for their money nowadays—and by buying at Hill's they get it. ' / There's a shoe here to fit every foot. We keep them in all sizes, and our prices are the lowest in Cambridge. Why not in future deal from us and be sure of serviceable footwear ? 1 VICTORIA STREET CAMBRIDGE. &SK Sflfil M ils««ji«fiJiiiii

■ !'■» ■n\ m m m Reduces hip measurement permanently--at little cost When hip reduction is their object Berlei designers create a type corset which succeeds where ordinary corsets fail. Berlti 248 is constructed not necessarily for big figures but big hipi. The part elastic top fits narrow waists. Elastic js strictly omitted at the skirt. Front hip reinforcements terminate in additional suspenders, completing the control. This special hip-reducing Berlei is charmingly presented in powder pink broche. Its value for money is absolutely unapproached. A Cheaper Model, No 606, available in plain pink Coutille. Both models in sizes 24-45. BERLEI CORSET No. 248 When hips are big ' ( wear Berlei 248 The one sure way to gain and keep fine lines below the waist because —back-lacing aids reduction —absence of elastic in skirt prevents spread —reinforcement perfectly controls ~ —spade busk preserves straight front line below waist —six strong suspenders keep garment exactly placed f ftmti Berlei Foundation Garments embody the latest overseas style and corset features with the advantage that they are scientifically cut and built to fit the distinctive 7<leiv Zealand figure type. F.A.C. Ltd JFCe Centre of SatisF.A.C.tion.

EVENING SHOES EVENING SHOES EVENING SHOES Ladies —A beautiful selection of evening shoes in black satin, coloured brocades and tinsel, is now being sold at greatly reduced prices. Your inspection welcomed MISS CONNOLLY'S LADIES' SHOE TITTER. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. I. wish to announce to the residents of Cambridge and district that the business of "The Chocolate Box," opposite the Town Hall will be carried on ih temporary premises in the Y.M.C.A. Buildings. The confectionery business will bo carried on as before with the addition of supper-rooms. Hot drinks and light suppers will be available on picture nights. The continued custom of old patrons, and the public is solicited. .-">'■'■ ■ KITA DAVYS, Proprietress.