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Southland Times, Issue 24839, 3 September 1942, Page 2

JEANETTE WALL-SIDE (pO "Swaggers' IO.; ' Jfe -“"-'" '“yU Busy feet demand Utility Shoes-but there’s no 1 need to sacrifice smartness! Jeanette Wall-Side AjS, ’ “Swaggers” are as “smart as paint”, yet every /yOC ; pair Is designed to keep your feet young and JHHk Japs, tireless through hours of fun or days ' lbs. 5E436 — Distinction in designing 'XtK, above the ordinary. Black Suede '*\ te « r «a Gusset Bow Court with lustrous KroPr y B,ack Patent vamp I panel and trim. T’A “ SW436—Same shoe In Navy Blue Suede wlth B,ue Calf vamp panel and trim. 42/ST4l4—Polished smooth-grained Brown Calf Concealed Gusset Shoe with Brown Suede Tongue and panel. Sensible built-up leather heel. Stout leather soles for ~ r *a. Town or Country wear. 5V' O tL& / S° fUFtneF SB4l4—Same shoe In Polished Black Calf with if shoes go farther! Black Suede Tongue and panel. 39/6 Buy shoes that last— II ■ 1111 ■ lIT “ HANNAH ' S NAHNAH j 20 TAY STRE£T> INVERCARGILL

. p«l«| toQii pliances of which manufacture and >"''/; importation is temporarily suspended, Begg’s ••-•> : -Mi;< armounce a comprehensive Purchasing Plan which 4NSTRUM£H7S will be universally welcomed. Begg’s will pur- few' chase for cosh used musical instruments and 'll ty'y''"' certain types of used electrical goods, recondition i them and thus make them available to the public ; “as gJdd as »jew.” Befeg’s ask ydur assistance ’ |>s»? ’ ;; in this Plan. Used musical instruments of al] "* -fW ' s kinds, including pianos, organs and radios, also ' I electric washers, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners /I I 11*®! L. :• and shavers are urgently needed. High cash pay- I,’cvJ I J L*S meat will be made by Begg’s. Don’t delay in JI taming unwanted articles into cash to the benefit Jr'' of yourself and others. Call at Begg’s today. S/rfjgggfts- r - . : f- > 111 TWi aariomuiin Sts /f PURCHASIWC — [vacuum sisanb^s/ z< « logßw Esk Street, Invercargill

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WINTON SPECIALS EVERYTHING For home, family, or farm AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. “SHOP IN WINTON” GARDEN Requisites; Red Spraying Oil, Bordeaux Powder, Black Leaf 40. Garden Manure, Lime, etc.— Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd. NO NEED TO WORRY. IF your hair is becoming Grey use Walker’s Universal Hair Restorer. 2/6, posted 3/-. T. WALKER, Chemist and Optician, Winton. WOULD the lady who ordered the CHRISTIAN HERALD some weeks ago, please call. ROWAN’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD. ARDEN Tools, Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Weeding Forks, Hedge Clippers, Spray Pumps, Lawnmowers. Inspection invited.—Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd. WATTS GIFT SHOP, WINTON. SOLDIERS’ GIFTS, Dressing Cases, Money Belts, Holdalls, Hussifs, Toilet Requisites and Writing Cases. WEDDING GIFTS, BIRTHDAY GIFTS, GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION IN GREAT VARIETY. GARDENERS: New season’s stocks of “Cooper’s” and “Star” Vegetable and Flower Seeds now opened up.— Wright, Stephenson & Co.. Ltd.

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