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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 205, 30 August 1928, Page 12

SHOESi S Consider These Values ! 7xlo Patent Bar Shoe* . . . . , , 6/11 7x9 Boya' School Boot*; strong. . 6/11 I llxl GirU Strong Bar Shoe* . . 8/11 2x5 Maids' Glace Bar College Shoes . . 8/11 2xS Maids' Strong Dairy Boots. . . . 8/11 llxl Boys' Strong School Boots . . 12/6 2x5 Box Derby School Boots (Youths') 14/6 2x5 Maids' Patent Ox. Walking Shoes. . 10/6 2x6 Infants' Tan Bar Shoes 2/6 2x6 Infants' Black Bar Shoes 2/6 3x6 Patent Derby Boots, wide C/1 1 toes (Infants') Ditto in Girls', 7xlo (Ameri- 6/11 ■X ¥x Vengeance at K K footwear 7 STORES: &A U > QUEEnI street (Raw-. Chambers). QUEEa street (Stewart Dawson ■ROADWAY, NEWMARKET. Build n). 210 POWBQWBY ROAD. QUEEN ST. (Next George Walker's) is Wanted He weighs 250 lbs., is 5 feet 6 inches tall, and boasts that he believes in ready-to-wear clothes, but says he has trouble in being fitted. We are looking for him; we can fit him or any other big or heavy man perfectly in a "Prince Suit." The remarkably wide range of fittings and sizes of "Prince Suits" makes this possible. There's a "Prince Suit" for every figure. ( a Victoria lAreade UuckjxmcL Prince Suits **Prince Suits" are everything that the man who appreciates good clothes can be. The cut and tailoring is excellent; the styles are authentic, and the range of materials is all that can be desired. £6/6/THE FIRM OF FOWLDS