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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 249, 11 January 1928, Page 5

Clark's are Auckland'! Bostock Headquarters MEN’S GLACE BOX CALF AND WILLOW CALF BOSTOCKS. They’re in new, smart shades. Designed on comfortable lasts that make your feet “feel at home" from the first moment you don them. And last—Bostocks will outlast any other 35/- “ 42/TP you are seeking the very best in footwear—you are seeking Bostocks. The place to get Bostocks is Clark’s. Our Bostock range is the most complete in Auckland and every shoe is a new season's importation. 23 £ 14-20 Clinp C7SODEC THREE LAMPS VICTORIA ST 01 O PON SON BY W. lilllllilllllllllllllliilll lIIIIhIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII lllliMHlll “SITRUC” Tk Marrtßoai Headache Banisher. Is stocked by the WHOLESALERS, who supply the CHEMISTS, who sell to THE PUBLIC, at 1/e and 3/- packet. ■'Tor Headaches potential, 'SlTltue it ESSENTIAL.”

Boys! Inspect Hobbies Fretwork Outfits, Plywoods, Tools, Patterns, etc. at Wingate's Opp. 6.P.0. "The Hobbies House ” CLEANING PARTY DRESSES Children require so many fresh party frocks dur ng the holidays that rhe art of home cleaning is well worth studying beforehand. For cleaning most things there is nothing like careful washing in tepid soap. suds; and in order that washing may be successful all stains must be first removed. Mildew will yield to buttermilk if the garment is soaked in this for twenty-four hours. Lemon juice removes rust and iron mould, but you must soak in weak ammonia-water afterwards, to restore the colour. Paint may be removed with equal parts of turpentine and ammonia. To set purple, lavender and green, use two ounces of alum to the tub of water. Grey, black and dark blues are improved by being soaked in a strong solution of salt. Too hot an iron fades delicate colours. Never hang up woollen articles to dry, but lay them flat in a warm, dry place. TO TREAT WHITE SILK Borax water—one tablespoonful of borax to a quart of water —is best for Preventing white silk and white woolturnin S yellow. >Yash very delicate colours in bran yater. Two breakfastcupsful of bran J n a muslin rag (with plenty of space allowed for the bran to swell) should be put in five quarts of water. Simmer until the water is thick. Remove the bran and wash the articles; use no soap this case, but rinse well in soft water, and iron when almost dry. M.M. St George Rotted Meats So z. TINS TOWN PRICE R GEORGE S T pOB making delicious Sandwiches, St. «eorge Potted Meats *te unequalled—try a hn to-day. Queers also sell St. “Oysto, ” Salmon and and Potted Meats in Glass Jars. & Stevenson *J St. George Co. Ltd. Dunedin and Auckland. OVER 7000 TINS *®tD EVERY PAY