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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17259, 24 September 1921, Page 6

s YOU'VE HAD BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! TALKS BOOTS —and There's Something Doing THE PRICES SAY THE REST Men's Derby Boots in Glace Kid, Box Calf, LadiesC Glaee Kid Derby ShMf,* patent caps, Chrome ; also heavy nailed watertights— sewn soles ... .. 32/6 IQ/A TWiolW !M/_ +n A9./R 4t\l£L NOW I V Chrome ; also heavy nailed watertights— Usually .. .. 30/- to 42/6 1A If. To Clear at IV/U Men's "Boyalty" Brand Glace Kid and Box Calf Derby Boots .. 40/- OO /A Men's Tan or Black : Willow Calf Brogue • Shoes .. .; ..55/- QfW Now JV/ Men's Tan Willow Derby Boot 3, leather lined, . wide welted soles .. 50/- OK/ Now .. OJr Men's First-grade Glace Kid Derby Shoes, patent toes, neat last, welted soles — Were ..' .. 50/- OA/ Now o\>r Men's "Aero" Brand Glace Kid Derby Boots, punched toecaps and back counters — Were .. .., .. 45/- *y * Now .. .. *»* sewn soles ... .. 32/6 IQ/A ladies' Patent Leather Derby Shoes, none SET :: :: ■:: *£27/6 Ladies' White Buck Court Shoes, covered Louis heelß .. .. 55/- OC/ Now 33[ m Ladies' White Canvas Darby Shoes, covered heels, English make .. 18/9 11 IfL Ladies'-Nigger Brown Calf On> Shoes, leatherLouis heels. THE latest.. 39 / 6 96/fi' heels. Finest made Now * 6 27/6 Ladies' Box Chrome Derby Boots, wide stout " "i .... .. 29/6 -~ '- 20 pairs Youths' Tan or Black Box Calf, Glace Q]Ma K d High-Iftgged Boota, patent Kri Boots. Size 4 only .. 29/6 & BJ £§&g m 40/ 25/" Youtbs' Box Calf Boots, leather lined, sewn Ladies'Slhraaro from •« .» *V/n soles 29/6 01/. , r * &f\J NOW ... .. <W fWrPORTAITf! ■219 Now ... .. *»*/ DHPOBTANT! Boys' in same 17/6 ALL aboye VQ RegnlaJ . "Matchless" Brand Patent Court or Tie Shoes, Stocks—NOT manufacturers' rejects or leather Louis heels .» 42 /6 OT/A damaged goods from bonded stores or wareNow .. .. ~* ..&irV houses. If'the Boot YOU want is nothere-it's at LAKE'S-and jast as CHEAP* Come to either shop and see for yourself ANOTHER BIG BATCH OF PRICES ON SATURDAY LOOK OUT I High St. Nest Graham, Wilson & Smellie'a

Evolution! An idea, or at least the gens of an idea, » & e beginning of Evolution in all things—spring and Summer Frocks especially included. First the idea, then the conception of the Frock yon would like, followed by a careful choosing of fabric—after that the making, and there, you have a pleasirig and altogether charming Go*tt. Getting « „ • back to the choosing of the fabric, th* D.I.C. has /^-^ s, l all the novelties of the day in fashionable Cotton /tifa Dress, Fabrics, as well as those termed "Utilfty" Jfefa Fabrics. Patterns sent gladly and post free 27b TOBRALCQ, in all newest plain cokw» ttd 'Stripes .'. .. .«''- ~. 2/ljwmi 30b STRIPED CREPES, in alt new season's shades .. . ~ ~ ... 2/6 yard. 30in PLAIN COLOURS* CREPES, splendid for washing ;. .. ~ .. Z/3 yard 30in NAVY PRINTS, in spot and floral des^ns—- ■■■-* • ',,"»;■' ■ . 2/3 yard 30b in fancy &al desigM 2/3y*rd 40b ZEPHYRS* in preto checks said stripe*— 40b COVERT COATINGS. potable for useful dresses .. .. .. ~ 3/11 yard 40b FLORAL. STRIPE; a*d CHECK VOILES40b SPONGE CLOTHS, b pjab adem stripe,, and checks. Idea) lor Coat Frocks Jumpen, and Smart Dresses 7/6 7/11 8/6 11/6 yd. 40b CREPONETTES, b checks .. 4/6 yard 40b. TRUSONAIN, b plain colourings 3/3 yard 40in TRUSONAIN, with pretty bird pattern, for Nightwear .. .. .. 3/11 yard 40in POPLINS, b all plara colours 4/11 yard 40b RIVERINA. a similar material to Tobralcc—--3/s*rd DIC Christchurch

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