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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 141, 2 July 1937, Page 13

SALE THOBFS WE'RE TELLING YOU-THOUGH IT IS SCARCELY NECESSARY Thorp's Footwear has been known all over Hawke's Bay for 49 years, and their saies MBS A now need little advertising. They are fashionable because "SLIM" FIGURES ARE THE VOGUE (IN PRICES) AT THORP'S. They say "Money Talks." If these \ prices and values dont tell you anything then see our windows for literally dozens of bargains that make an irresistible appeal to the thrifty. Coloured Tinsel and - Blue, Black cwd — Vi Satm Shoes. Odd- n _ , _ \ Brown Suede Courts sSz&SMgsnT \ ments only but V-VJ§|||| vv . - a _ plain fronts, Cuban \ 3^. plenty of them. All C/fi ... _ 1 f ^ \ 3tyles. Were from O/v heels. All sizes. Just 1 14//0 upwards* in' Sizes 2 and 3. We are badly wh!te Velvet Sandala and Chrome Lace Shoea for the overstocked in these in many " Garden We ordered these for , Courts, fancy front. English. school boys and they came on styles. If you have a small a maid's last. You can't get a - 0 /A foot hei«e is your opportunity. Will dye any colour. Spanish Y Q / A boy's foot into a giiTs last, but O/ V Prices were from 14/6 up. heels. Usual Price 17/6. . are strong shoes. , . e .. D r, ,£ cl Thousands of Oddments to be Brown and Black Black Satrn Brown Shoea. thrown out. These days of Bar Shoes. Cuban or Q /C Court and t)US. , new ,s s* 1 7 / f? rising prices, these Shoes are Spanish heels. Usual 9/0 „ ™ •>/ W Rubber or leather 1 1 / Q cheaper thai repairing your Price 14/6. Strap Shoes. soles. - r old ^ ^ arlmdTe 27/6 ^ Boots for Workers, Orchard, Council, Bostock's Shoes. Highest Il/6. Rivers Board, Railway, Board and al! quality, in Patent Stra,ps. All and as good as ever. They Gumboots, Nail Shooters, Best Boots and heels. These usually sell at aS / •• would make cheap working XQ/|J 35/- and 37/6. 1 6hoes' even Running Shoes. Slippers F. Thorp Gumboots Slippers for Comfort — and for next to | Short Gumboots to keep the kiddies feet nothing. ' * dry these mornings. m Hawke's Bay Leading Shoe Retailers . _ Plam. Cosy Felt Kid Toes Sizes 4 to 9 Sizes 10 to 2 Heretaunga Street Hastings Street 1/6 2/ii 3/ii ThJ l™? s:280. 1/9 ' 1/11

"Why Jack changeH his mind" / WHY. ANNE 1 fwELl 0ARUN6,THAT& A WHATEVER'S INEVITABLE IFYOU DONT } ? THE MATTER? LQOK AFTER YOUR / ^ - f SKIN.CAREFUlLY.yTBUTIBUY ' rm fSSi /2ln\iw\ I ntARD JACK » y \ \ ne PBFAMS \ /TELLING SOMEONE I( A 1 AND ^SDER8 V^ASlOOKINj THATS WHERE YOU'RE WR0N6.ALL YOU (IEEP IS KNISHTS CASTOE.J ^55==^-^ ✓SK THATS WHAT I A-*-— ^ WNE YOU M > ALWAYS liSE /V/" ^ |P0S|TIVtlY LuVcLY. Wft P . '^ST^n 1 WHAT'S HAPPENED? 1 Men love what is lovely— that's inevitable. Women use Knight's Castile— -that's luxurious. But what a wise and inexpensive luxury! Its creamy lather stimulates and revives the vital beauty glands of ' the face. It's specially made, too, to protect the fine texture of the skin; And the delicate fragrance will refreshen your flLJjBspirits. Get a tablet of Knight's Castile on your way home. Castile a ^ 'TOILET SO.AP

Oimbing over or smashing through obstacles of the kind wlxich might be encountered ixx actual warfar©, army tanks demonstrated their effectiveness in the recent Austrian manoeuvres at Bruck. One of the tanks, after climbing at high speed over an obstaele, hurled into the air and landed several feet beyond, yet eontinued on its way after crashing to earth. Another battered through a wooden structure, aending boards flying in all directions. Under conditions of modern warfare, these high-speed "fortresses'' might be expected to smash through barh-wire entanglements, leap narrow trenches and perform innumerable other dnties aB their crews man guns from the interior.

Five oxen were recently badly intoxicated by fumes from paint in the c°al bunkers of the cruiser Marseillaise, which is being built at St. Nazaire, France. One is in a critical condition. When the foreman of the gang called the roll at the end of the shift two men failed to answer. Fumes from an aleohol-basis paint had caused them to collapse. Tlie foreman and two other men who had followed him were also afl'ected and all three collapsecL,