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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 97, 26 April 1928, Page 18

City Boot Store THE MOST VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY! Mail Your Order if Unable to Call! WONDERFUL VALUE! EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' Strong Black FOR ONE WEEK /yV Broad toes, Cuban Ladies' Black Heels; medium Patent 1-Bar, cut- %'i toes, Cuban heels; out frontI 7 r toes, with Sizes. I low square 3 to 7. heels. 13/11 PosUge Free. EXTRA SPECIAL! EXTRA SPECIAL JB|V FOR WEEK FOR ONE WEEK K Ladies' Champagne Ladies' Black >tff(B(a * -Bar, tan inset, I Patent 1 -Bar, cut- vgjjjjjjjl® low heels. out front; Postage Free. EXTRA SPECIAL. As illustrated—Ladies' Black Smart roFiTViiiir. Strap Shoes, heel and sole in one GREAT VALUE. piece; medium Ladies' Black Patent | heels; good »^cut-out BARGAIN 15/11 13/il Post Free. I Po9t Free. JOB UNES EXIT PRICES 500 pairs Ladies' Assorted White Shoes, in sizes only 2to s—-Exit Price, 1/6 per pair. SO pairs (assorted) In Black Velvet, Court, and Lace Oxfords. Size 3 only —Exit Price, 2/. pair. 500 pairs Ladies' Camel Hair Slippers, leather soles. All sizes—Exit Price, 2/11 pair. 500 pairs Ladies' Venetian Camel Hair Slippers, with collar. Leather soles. All sizes—Exit Price, 3/6 pair. 1000 pairs Ladies Assorted Shoes. Good quality, in Slack Patent and Glac. Lace Oxfords, also Black, Brown."and Grey and Lace Oxfords, also Black, Brown and Grey Suede Strap Shoes. Louis heels. Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 onlySpecial Exit Price, 5/- per pair. 150 pairs Ladies 1-Bar Ward Shoes, good wide fitting. Sizes 3 to 8— Exit Price, 6/11. 136 pairs Ladies Good Quality Derby Lace Shoes, Cuban heels. Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5. Good winter shoes Exit Price, 6/11. " " ' - ... — ALL MAIL ORDERS AT EXIT PRICES—«d. Per Pair Extra. Impossible to repeat at these prices when present stock sold. If unable to call mail your order at once. All sizes reserved for Mail Orders. When ordering do not omit to state your size. City Boot Store 121-123 KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. (Opposite Bon Marche). Estab. 1880. JOIN MY u HAPPY SMILE CLUB" En "trance fee costs you a Petermack —the suit of suits. . Ownership of a Petermack will keep you smiling and happy as long as you wear it —and you'll wear it a long time. You're probably thinking pretty hard just now about that winter suit. If you'll step into my big Strand Style Saloon to-morrow you will be greeted by the grandest array of new patterned winter-weight suitings that have ever smiled upon Auckland. There are tweeds, worsteds, serges, cheviots, and fancy flannels —all masterpieces of the weaver's art. Each pattern and shade is new and is supplied exclusively to me. These materials, plus my tailoring, mean 100' c suit satisfaction. Yet my pricc ~rc still from a fiver. I'll be expecting you. ltem3lailbiw X>r»ICTO>