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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 138, 7 December 1929, Page 52

i Hannahs always Ahead with the Smartest \ ; . The 28/6 shoe is a two-tone Glace Kid Sandal-bar. The lighter 1 : portion is Hazelnut, the toe and strap Bulrush. It is a most popular style.... The Court Shoe is Hazelnut Glace Kid, and has a Cloisonne Buckle. Both Shoes are obviously smart, yet low-priced If either * appeals you should call early and make sure of your pair. Hctniicihs HANNAHS LOCAL SHOPS CUBA STREET. PETONE. LOWER HUTT LAMBTON QUAY. tad MASTERTON. 1 .-".''''■• !.-.. 'CCWlsTißY^ttLa^- HV TI SHOES BY A* DR* , jT*HE exquisite Parisienne is sans pareit —matchless. Her gown by i ' ; Lelong, is matchless. Her shoes by Andre, ate matchless. But j >. then, here in New Zealand all the shoe creations of the brilliant Andre 1 are "Matchless"—in name, as well as in style. ' \ You see, "Matchless" Shoes are built here and designed in Paris by j Andre. His styles are exclusively ours for New Zealand. In common with the other great designers, Andre realises that no matter. I how beautiful, how smart, a shoe is, without perfect fit, it is wasted. If ■ perfect fit is to be secured, the shoes must be built here to fit the distinctive New Zealand foot-type—which is like that of no other country. Matchless Shoes are —and thus they offer you, Madam, Paris style and perfect fit—hitherto an almost unknown combination. <; To wear shoes that are matchless in style, matchless in fit and comfort, you must buy shoes that are Matchless by name. You will find them at ■* ; . all the smart shops at prices between thirty and forty shillings. See them. Duckworth Turner & Co., Ltd., Christchurch. \j- MATO-ILKS t\alves marked RCA are known for dependability I\ Look for this mark A good radio receiving set deserves a good set of valves. They are the , heart of the instrument; Quality of performance depends on their -;,£ •; quality. ; ■ , ' RCA Radiotrons are recognized the world over as the highest standard of design and construction in radio valves. They are the product of the Radio-Victor Corporation of America, the world's largest radio organization. Once a year, at least, with average use, a radio receiving set needs a . new set of valves. Engineers recommend changing all the valves at one time—and not leaving any old valves in with new ones. This insures the ■ ' best results. We invite your inquiries for information on RCA Radiotrons Amatiamutot Wireless (A/MaJ, Ltd. „ GJP.O. Box 830, Wellington V. , Distributors for the -.. | f BADMJ GQfiPORATION OB! AMBKKX} RCA Kadiotron MADE BY THE MAKERS OF THE RCA RECEIVERS