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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22466, 29 July 1938, Page 4

«#** r •>. ABOVE A beautiful winged shoe that will bring a new lightness to your step! In Black, Brown, or Navy Glace with toe cap of Patent— PRICE 24/- \ \ V BELOW It is, indeed, a neat little foot that steps out in this new High Fronted Shoe of Black, Brown, or Navy Glace, studded with Chromium— PRICE OA/ m • • THE FARMERS', who were among the very flrsi to recognise the inevitable success of the High Fronted Shoe, have the widest variety of styles in Black, Brown, and Navy Glace—styles which combine classic beauty of line with the smartest of modern Footwear decoration— PRICES RANGE FROM AS LOW AS 24/- ™ 29/6 LESS 5% DISCOUNT

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