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AKFS FOOTWEAR SALE 22/6 Ladies' Grey Glace Kid, Oxford Vamp, Lace Shces. Full Louis covered heels. Just arrived from England. Also newest style Courts— Sold elsewhere at . . 50/ Ladies' Grey Glace Kid Derby Shoes. Stout machine sewn soles. ' Full all-leather Cuban heels— Sold elsewhere at 45/- . . IQ/ CL Lake's Money-Saving Price .. ' Ladies'. Tan Willow Calf Derby or Oxford Shoes. Welted soles. "Matchless" "I OJ CL and other brands—To Clear at Ladies': Glace Kid Oxford Shoes. Glace Kid toe caps; welted soles 12/6 You know what Lake can do when he sets out to run a Sale—prices lose their significance-the goods have got to go out, and the money must come in! The great point about this Sale is that every line offered are Lake's Regular Stocks —all bright, fresh goods, in all sizes, for all feet! Job lines are conspicuous by their absence. Lake is determined to make this his greatest effort—the prices here point the way. Men's Heavy Greenhide Shooters, 20 /0 and watertight, finest in N.Z. ' Well-known "Royalty" Brand Men's Boots, in Box Calf or Glace Kid, calf lined, stout welted soles To Clear at 30/Men's Nigger Calf Derby Boots, White Kid lined, welted soles, pug toe 32/6 Cuban heels Men's Finest English make Derby Shoes. In Glace Kid or Box Calf. 29/6 Hand Ladies' Best English Suede two-colour Lace Shoes, in Fawns and Nigger, Black and WTiite, Grey and Black, all leather. Cuban heels—4o/- •• 22/6 To-go at Men's Box Calf or Tan Willow Brogues. Mostly B's,' 9's, were priced up to 45/- To go at — 19/6 Ladies' Finest Suede Oxford Lace Shoes, in the new low heel styles, mostly Grey or Fawn. "Matchless" and other 22/6 brands. Were 40/'Children's Tan or Black Ankle-Bar Shoes 2/6 Ladies' Glace Kid or Patent Leather Court Shoes, pump soles, eminently suitable for afternoon, evening or light wear n Girls' 7 to 9 One-Bar and Lace Shoes A !CL 80 pairs—To clear at . . ' Ladies' White Canvas Derby Boots A /CL Were all prices—To clear at ' Children's and Maids' White. Canvas Derby Boots. Sizes 4 to 2. Low flat 4/6 heels—To go at Ladies' Glace Kid High Leg Derby Front Lace Boots. Patent toe caps. 12/6 All leather Ladies' Finest Nigger Calf Oxford. Vamp Lace Shoes. Full covered heel. Made by Suckling Bros., Ltd.— •"•18/6 Were 40/ Men's Best English Made Box Calf Derby or Oxford Front Boots. Double welted soles. Worth 35/ Ladies' Navy Blue, Grey, (in several shades) Oxford Vamp Lace and Court Shoes, celebrated "Matchless" and "Premier" brands—Usually 37/6 to 50/- .. .. .. Men's Finest Glace Kid Pug Toe Welted Sole Boots, Kid lined, none better in' N.Z. Price elsewhere 47/6 —Our Cut Price 22/6 12/6 "25/Men's Patent Leather or Glace Kid Evening Siloes. Court or lace styles .. 12/6 Men's Box Chrome Derby Boots. Several styles. Sewn soles all leather 19/6 Men's Comfort or Bunion Boots, finest Glace Kid, hand sewn soles, 22/6 2T/6 no toe caps . . . ' Crockett & Jones' Best English Willow Calf Oxford Shoes. THE very latest . . . . . . { Men's Slippers, in Leather Morocco Leather soles and heels. Mostly (-1 /ft B's and 9's .. .. ' Men's Dark Tan Willow Calf JLace Shoes. Hand sewn soles. Large sizes 1 Q /(? only .. .. .. ' Men's Glace Kid Lace Boots. Sewn soles, Derby fronts; several makers. 1 0 /CI Mostly B's and 9's .. .. U Men's Heavy Watertight Shooters. OCj See them you will buy .. ' - The Bargains Listed Here, and Hundreds of Others, Are Now On Sale at Lake's Three Shops— NEW BRIGHTON : Sea View Road (Tram Stops at Door) r . CITY: 182 High Street 1 (Next G.W.&S.) SYDENHAM: Colombo Street Cr. Wordsworth St. (Tram Stops at Door)

Harley- ===== Davidson = Consistency =f Another, Wonderful Performance At the Pioneet Club's Motor Cycle Reliability Trial held on Banks Peninsula on Saturday last OHarleyDavidsons Ridden by G. HENDERSON, W. H. JONES, and L. C. MON'KMAN Tied for Ist Place Securing the maximum marks of 1000. The fourth Harley-Davidson ' rider, H. Piper, obtained first ; place in the Private Owners' Class with a score of 995, whilst the only other Harley-David-son rider to compete, R. Gebbie, also finished, scoring 980$ points. All the team had non-stop runs. Jones Bros. LTD. Corner Manchester and Lichfield Streets ' J6243-4165 We have large stocks of Fig. Bima, PBimelling, Architrave#, Skirtings, eto. Also Linings, Floorings, Weatherboorda, Kauri, Totara and V.D.L., «to.—all bono dzj. JOINERY Caaumost Windowi, Figured Doors, Cupboards, Wardrobes, and any fitment for the home, Highly Finiihtd at Lou> Rat**. LARGE STOCKS ofittuonvi Timbmr always on hand. Bardie & Thomson Ltd. Colombo Street N. i •KmmZSSB P.O.BmM 11 ' n Ask your storekeeper for sx BREAD " The Loaf with the Nutty Flavour" Or 'Phone 4150 for Delivery. Begd. Trade Hark on Every Loaf. STACEY & HAWKER SX BAKERY, UNWOOD