RAY COURT Men's Outfitter Victoria St. MEN'S HEATHER AND GREY CARDIGANS—9/6, 10/11. MEN'S ALL WOOL TWEED SCARFS—4/11. MEN'S ALL WOOL TWEED LUMBER JACKETS—I2/11. MEN'S FLEECY-LINED LUMBER JACKETS, FAWN AND BLUE 3/6. MEN'S ALL WOOL UNDERW3AR AND PYJAMAS IN VARIOUS WEIGHTS AND QUALITIES. MEN'S ALL WOOL WORK SOX (BRITISH)—IOd.
SHOES FOR EVENING WEAR Smart New Models in VELVET— in Fabric with Silver Kid Trimming—ln Silver Tinsel—in Gold Tinsel. Also— MEN'S PATENT EVENING SHOES, in Two Qualities —lO/6 and 14/9. Hill's Shoe Store
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What has NEWS Got to do with ADVERTISING A Whole lot. People who trust the news in a newspaper are likely to trust its advertisers. If they can rely on the honesty of the news, they rely on the honesty of the advertisers. Many Cambridge business-men and national advertisers have found through actual proof and experience that the readers of The WAIKATO INDEPENDENT trust its advertisements, and respond to them. For placing' merchandise in the homes of desirable consumers, The INDEPENDENT is an essential medium. KTSK^mmE ndependent Published by 0. W. VENNELL & CO. LTD. THE LOCAL PAPER FOR ALL THE FAMILY
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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3449, 28 April 1936, Page 3
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