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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 488, 18 October 1928, Page 11

PSORIASIS ECZEMA SCALP TROUBLES ACNE The KLEXEMA TREATMENT IS ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL. CONSULTATIONS FREE. !Tou are invited to call or write for particulars of treatment, also booklet on skin troubles, and testimonials to prove the success of "KLEXEMA" Treatment. KLEXEMA ROOMS. Hours: 9 to 5. Friday Evenings. 7 to 5.30. Phone 46-324. WHITEHALL BUILDING. Below Tabernacle. » TOP OF QUEEN ST.— AUCKLAND.

Be Smartly Shod on Day! Men’s and Youths’ Dress Boot at 17/ii pa * r Our factory has again beaten all competition. Quantity Production, and LowMargin of Profit, enables our factory to turn out a DRESS BOOT well worth 21/-, which we can sell at the Cut Cash Price of . 17/11. These Boots are all solid leather in upper and Bole, and are leather and canvas lined. Soles are ALL Solid Leather, no. “Split” being-used, as is sometimes done by certain manufacturers to make the sohe look thicker. Soles arc Standard screwed, or Sewn, as preferred. Heels are solid leather throughout. Made on a comfortable, full-fitting last. All sizes, s’s to 10’s. Cut Cash Price Postage, 1/- pair. A Shoe Snip at 18/9 D74—MEN’S BLACK BOXED OXFORD SHOES—This Shoe is made of solid leather, and iq designed for lomfortand appearance. Has medium pointed toes, with neat, toe-caps. Suede lined quarter inside, shoe tostop it from slipping at the heel. Every pair is guaranteed to 'give, absolute satisfaction or your money refunded. All sizes,* s*s 'to 1 10 ? «. Factory to Wearer Price—lß/9 pair Size 11, 1/- extra. Postage, lOd pair White Canvas Shoes MENS WHITE CANVAS TENNIS SHOES—With genuine Crepe Rubber soles, and rubber toe-caps. Splendid for ail forms of sports wear. Crepe rubber is resilient to the tread, and does not get slippery .with wear. In sizes 6’s to 10’s. Special Price WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS TENNIS SHOES—With Crepe Rubber soles, which will give lasting wear, and good rubber toe-caps. In all sizes, 3’s to 7’s. Special Price FARMERS’ TRADING CO., LTD. HOBSON ST. and WYNDHAM ST.