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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 86, 12 April 1927, Page 16

( EASTER—Races— \ ( Travel—You'll Want ) J New Shoes! ) ( - ) / Shoes that are up-to-the-moment in style. Shoeo v \ in colours to harmonise or pleasingly contrast with j) / your Easter outfit. Such shoes as these are to be found \ \ at Stone's Stores. A multitude of styles from English, J) |j local, and American makers—all of them emphatically \ \ correct—and at the same time modestly priced. / B See them one day this week. \ ) Valeric —A " Selby " model. \ [ / / in grey kid. with patent trim- ;y m f II ming. The buckle is grey jV X and black—72/6. y « 1/ ff JeanettC —A "Selby " Oxford, T"* » • "IT i 1 I \ \ in rose beige kid with match- K OICI "T\ K 1n U / ing lizard trim. Also in IVcllolll IV ILL ♦ / I water-lily kid, with parchment \ \ kid or matching lizard trim — I J 65/-. The season's accepted colour for jf If frocks, coats, millinery and acces- \ VI i sories. Never before has a colour ]| g ■ I achieved such popularity as this jf 1/ / promises to do. Stone's, leaders of v \ -—"" ~~s l^e moc^e * n footwear, were the first ]l j »■^"*~n | y in Auckland to adapt this new colour a I! dߣs3?Pf / to s hoes, and make the ensemble f II / 1 complete. In two models. The \ \ . . .. _, , „ one above has strap, collar, and baby j) J Aurora—A Chic shoe, in Louis heel, in parchment kid, 37/6. ( II soft pastel parchment kid. The \ V inserts are in genuine snake- ' he other features strap, collar, and I y skin—6s/-. ' ow nee l. of baby lizard skin, 35/-. j/ II Fleiir —An English real python An English-made shoe, in a style \ V snake-skin shoe; a one-strap very similar to the above, comes in I / style, with low Spanish hee!— parchment kid. with matching trim. / f[ 67/6. ■ Spanish heel—37/6. \ \ Standet —A pastel parchment Tri-colour shoes are enjoying a great J 1 shoe; has forepart of match- vogpe this season. Stone's show / II ing lizard-skin; baby Louis many interesting versions, at prices \ y . heel—ss/-. . from 37/6. \\ / Yl'fttC —A very charming Other charming styles make much of { If ' Chic " shoe in parchment reptile trimmings—crocodile, snake. \ kid; features a forepart in ! lizard, alligator—and come in many j j water snake-skin to match— A new and delightful colours, at pleas- / /[ 59/6. T ing prices. \ /f You can buy hose to match your shoes at Stones! \ \ f Shoes for the \ \ ( man who cares * ) f Half the pleasure iS travelling or going j| ? \ \ ¥3/ 2M ' to the races lies in being well-dressed— ;| K II S £§• 4 * nd half the secret of bein & well-dressed '.j / ft V 'ies in wearing the proper shoes. Stone's j j> \ v Al 1 ]>jll I Kave thtm r J / irM \ I TkK Shoes that do more than just cover up ,| J £ fi (.ill LJI JK \ vour feet —shoes that exploit your style. | \V V 1\ il Kkl W And remember, when you're buying shoes |j I / Sdfl flfX at Stone's you don't have to spend a jj / (I WWI lot to dres * as though you had a lot to j \ II *• Lf~iffHev spend. The best-known English, local, i ,1 \ ■ e^ , X Canadian and American makes —25/- to W. / I STONE'S i I 8 Shoe Stores \ I S. Stone & Co., Ltd. ) / 227, QUEEN STREET (cor. Darby Street), AUCKLAND. I \ DILWORTH BLDG., CUSTOMS STREET E J / (Ladies' and Children's Shoes only* / \ 22^ e ßroadw^v Str N et (M< ! n ' S St °«)> 81. Karanpahnpe Ro.,d. \ RoaH T wm . arket - 41. Marine Square, Devonport M .^^^^tlr^rir!!!" 3 - And at whan B arei - JL