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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 249, 20 October 1937, Page 10

tflßp*; YA/HITE is right morning, noon or BKirr night! And for the very latest styles in White Footwear, you turn naturally to Hannah’s. During “White L. 8 x Week”, Hannah Shops will show easily ’. the greatest array of Summer Shoes fT**Wi St. / j to be seen in New Zealand snappy g. designs for men, women and children, .dKBKKMBaWrJjA r' at New Zealand’s lowest prices. Mjnr SCBsl—Here's Value. A Leather Shoe at the price of a Canvas Ib? Shoe. Smartly cut Tie Shoe in Z'7 \ WI W i STRING SHADE EMBOSSED /Z /■' // ' \ 1 Leather. Medium round toe. yy' '// ■!. \ Ji Cuban heel. Sizes ZZ [//■ [ ■ I Agt 1 2 “' 10'6 /-Lz | MFI SI-Men’s WHITE CANVAS Oxford Shoe, Brown Leather cap and facings. Leather soles KC23—Child's WHITE WASHABLE and heels. Sizes Sto 1 0 CALF Anklestr ’P Shoe ' wi,h Pal ' V Blue diamond pattern on fronts,. MF I 52 ■—Same Shoe in WHITE CANVAS with Flexible Veldtschoen Leather soles. Black Leather facings. Sizes Sto 1 0 10/6 4to 6 7 and 8 9’s 10’s - MFIS3-Same Shoe in GREY 6/6 7/6 8/6 9/6 /sX. CANVAS with Grey Leather / 1 364—High Grade WHITE NUBUCK / ''v\ Anklestrap Shoe. Sturdy Leather I X'\ I so * es and hcc l s - \'\ 5 \c k 9 and 10 llto I V. 12/614/6 i Trcw ck \ N l6,617,6 5000—High Fronted Shoe of attractive I Av/A-h design. Made in WHITE NUBUCK. i Smart medium square toe and Cuban \ heel. Sizes and half sizes Pk V '"--aA/x 2t°7 LL' O ♦ X HANNAHS A232 - Modish WHITE ELK Tie Shoe with 1 1N11‘I 11 IMITII ill l'll smart “ Port-hole ” punching as illustrated. iI " 11 1 IL/ Mll il IL j I LI W aJ A - T> 11 ■ < I»H11 Flexible crepe soles and crepe wedge heels. Sizes and half sizes 3to 7 I IZ. VICTORIA AVENUE WANGANUI l*'O Also at HAWERA and Principal Towns throughout A2Bl-Same Shoe in RED ELK 17/6 New Zealand.

tJZ/r In* Accidents happen even to the best drivers! This one cost the car owner £l5O in repair bills because he thought he would save five pounds a year on insurance. Was it worth it ? The N.I.M.U. provides low-priced insurance specially designed to meet the needs of the motoring community. Its specialized service and claims organisation sets the standard for efficiency, promptness, and fair dealing. This is so true that today 35,000 motorists, or lin every 4in the North Island drive under N.I.M.U. protection. The N.I.M.U. is owned by the policv holders to whom surplus profits are returned. In the past nine years it has been instrumental in halving the cost of motor vehicle insurance. Today with nearly all others increasing premiums, the N.I.M.U. announces no increases in ratC9. You cannot buy lower priced insurance than the N.I.M.U. offers. Come in with the N.I.M.U. for service, protection and fair dealing. ★ I FOR EXTRA VALUE , . EXTRA PROTECTION 1 Full details from any B 1| 'Sh ' ? Automobile Associa- I ' H I tion Secretary, Agent, B k MmR k A HBH ” ■ or ★ Full details from any Auln,uobile Association Secretary, Agent, or Uniformed Patrol. AGENT FOR WANGANUI: F. J. HILI*