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PEAQE I J*& CELEBRATION / delight I MJ MtJ Mr ML* Am. \ • I TO F.VKUV U.JBf J I LADIES—You will be delighted with the America's New Styles of FOOTWEAR we are showW i T patent I' during PEACE CELEBRATION WEEK. I courts. I .These comprise new shipments of the famous / 1 makers, CROCKETT Jk JONES, also High Class AMERICAN SOCIETY FOOTWEAR THE POPULAR COURT SHOE. THE FAVOURITE DERBY SHOE; In these dainty lines we are snowing some beautirul I | Made in all kinds or leathers. In various styles models, with the new, smart toe, and high Louis This Shoe still holds its own, as the comfortahip heels, in Patent and Glace Kid. Shee for street wear . * aue _ A. GREAT FAVOURITE IS OUR SPECIAL PATENT **Z A BEAUTIFUL MODEL IS OUR SPECIAL m'ira COURT SHOE, with Cuban heels. A very smart ou " i-, n ri Fn nr sunn -with T,„f„„, "iace style and only 23/6. SPECIAL KID DERBY SHOE . **'*1 Patent caps, Cuban Eiyie. ana only «/«. WINDOW fieelS ' Emart n9b t9e —° n, » 22/8. BEAUTIFUL OXFORBS. DISPLAYS. This charming: deslga Is In preat demand Tor the THE F ' KEST ™ 5 BROaUE " *HOE. present season. Made in Tan Willow, Tatcnt, and EXHIBIT This Favourite Winter Shoe Is more popular than Glace Kid, with military and Louis heels. There Is m ever> made m Bqx Ca i r> rm wmow awl pte ■ a note or simplicity Style, which makes it SHQE CMFT W lth round toes, and stout welted soles, ror winter I TO BE - wear, also in the smart American style, with B I CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. SEEN IN «*"*« weltecl s °'es. I ■ Our Children's Department Is rully stocked with every AUCKLAND. A SPECIAL FAVOURITE IS OUR BOX CALF I kind or Boots and Shoes required by our Girls BROGUE SHOES, with stout welted soles, II and Boys. military heels—Only 27/6. H STYLISH WALKING BOOTS. H THE RICH LOOK and EXCLUSIVE.\ESS of DESIGN or these new styles or V^i^p^—^^^. M American Society WALKING BOOTS will appeal to every woman who insists on j y*^i/^^^^SK ! j^!i?Ov E '" SOMETHING DISTINCTIVE In her apparel. V^^^^^^^CV H These Dainty Boots are made In GLACE KID, with smart American toes, lig-M /Arj^3£fS&MWMW&&&v«K& R Also in PATENT with GREY SUEDE or GLACE KID UPPERS. li&igmfoufl AV^^^^^mkt B Another smart model is an AMERICAN NIGGER BROWN WILLOW CALF, with I |||||11§T : [ I%H. Ml) 1 A SPECIAL WINTER BOOT Is a Bo.v Calf, leather lined, with Everwear welted \%li|il 1 f'lllllli \MI S soles, at 40/-. Also in Willow Calr, 43/6. i I ijfllllll 2 m NOTE. —Our Four Stores will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, July 19, and j 5 MONDAY, July 21, in Honour of Peace Celebration. j <^7'^^ \/\[ S. STONE & CO., LTD. THE HOME FOR STYLISH FOOTWEAR ____________ The Lyric Shoe Store, corner Queen and Darby Sts. Phone 3058. a ATAnrB The Post offlce Shoe store > Endean's Building 3, Lower Queen Street. _~~^___~" 4 SIUKCS Phone 3532. 4 STORES ' The Devonport Boot Store, Marine Square, Devonport. Phone 98. ; The Family Boot Store, Karangahape Ed. (end Id. section). Phone 1018. . lAt last, after years of war, hostilities have ceased, and ~ i between the nations of the world a compact has been 1 made and signed, thus bringing to a close the greatest 7 war in history. To mark the occasion, and celebrate I the great event, spectacular displays have been made 1 in our Queen Street, and Newton Establishments— f (showings of Men's Wear, Boys' Wear, and Ladies' j Footwear, in all that is new and fashionable. 1 SEE THESE SPECIAL WINDOWS f ] They are well worth inspecting. Some of the • I * following lines form part of these great displays:— I T MEN'S "A" GRADE SAC MEN'S FANCY STRIPE f j SUITS in Plain Grey Tweeds COTTON NEGLIGE I f , —110/-. SHIRTS—7/6. f { M ™'S "TAILOR CUT" SAC MEN'S COLLARS, BRACES, { I ooVfi ' Tweeds- ■ TIES AND SOCKS, in great S & yZ/xi. array. I J MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR MFN'q ptttt irA-Q I 1 SAC SUITS in Brown Mix- - ,i2i^ T i!« 1 S tures 84/- shapes and shades—lo/6, •> I MEN'S WHITE TOBRALCO • ™™A l J_?a *£''„?!!& , f I NEGLIGE SHIRTS-10/6. > ME^S SMART CAPS, good j f MEN'S SMALL CHECK patterns-4/11,6/6,7/6,8/6. • f 1 CAMBRIC NEGLIGE MEN'S BOOTS— \ I SHIRTS—B/11. In Black Glace Derby" or i f MEN'S WARM WOOLLEN 8a15.—32/6. * ? I UNDERWEAR, Colonial Tan Willow Calf, leather i £ makes, Singlets and Under- lined—4s/-. $ T pants—lo/6, 11/6, 12/6, MEN'S BOX CALF BROGUE f J 13/6,16/6. SHOES—3S/-. ' 1 1 New Zealand I I OlotHing Factory I J TWO SHOPS: I ? Queen St. Karangahape Rd. | Eh*** nr "-* ,W * *****■- J

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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 10

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