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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20125, 22 February 1937, Page 4

I m “It’s an ill wind that blows no one good.” Although the epidemic may have delayed the reopening of schools, parents will find consolation in the fact that because of this they can save substantially by purchasing ALL SCHOOL FOOTWEAR at Hannah’s GENUINE SALE PRICES. Take the children to your nearest Hannah Shop THIS WEEK, and save at least 2/- in the £ on their boots and shoes. 1 807 Boys’ CHROME Derby Shoe, “Uskide" studded Rubber Sole and Heal. 9 to I 0 I I to 10/4 1823 —Boys’ BLACK CHROME Derby Boots, Moulded Studded Rubber Soles and Heels. Toe plates. 9 to 10 II to 12 I 3 to I 10/4 11/8 12/6 2 to 3 4 to S 14/4 15/9 REPAIRS When the children’s footwear needs re-soling remember that every HANNAH Shop specialises in Repairs, and guarantees a better job, at a lower price. 12/2 18/I 2 to 3 4 to S 14/- 15/9 1810 Boys’ CHROME Derby Shoes, Stout Rivetted soles. Round toes. Wide fitting. I I to 12 I 3 to I 11/3 12/2 2 to 3 4 to 5 13/5 14/10 Save at least 2/in the 1427—Girls’ BOX CALF One-bar Shoe as illustrated. Moulded rubber soles. I I to 12 I 3 to I 2 to 3 12/6 13/5 15/3 4 to 5 6 16/8 17/7 I 396 —Girls’ BLACK PATENT LEATHER 2-Eyelet Tie shoe, neatly punched and stitched as illustrated. Reliable sewn leather soles. I I to 12 I 3 to I 2 to 3 12/2 13/1 14/4 15/3 16/2 1393—Girls’ BLACK PATENT LEATHER Ghlllie Shoe. Punched as illustrated. Sturdy leather sewn soles. Ample room for toes and joints. HANNAHS nau zcRLfInDS mmonm footukar Fißm 2 to 3 I to 12 13/1 14/10 16/2 16/8 77 VICTORIA ST HAMILTON. J / i d Snqlish and EXTRA fast SELOchrome film <~/£xecil tot a-tfO. (Conditions

Corns Lifted Out Painlessly With . . . NO. 13 CORN PLASTER 1/6 a Packet from MANNINGS The Chemists

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