Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27442, 31 August 1954, Page 8

p■’ ’ 7 * In our “Young World” Shoe Shop | 1 the main Idea—the vital idea 1 | (J)rofter I 'J-itting | I . Comet Fitting is so eWorly the most G/ \ important thing when you buy shoes for / /! I I growing feet .. . that our whole -£ fl ’ 1 department, furniture and all i, fl 1 I designed to help. We begin ? with well trained fitters and I * | good shoes. But we go on / / I from there with a ill I I SHOE STUDY I / I | PLATFORM and ■ | *L/ hwJ | an X-RAY M | MACHINE \ ' I | supervision, | shows what ■■ Kiltie" Block or Brown I space there . Plain Calf Lace Shoes ... * for wriggling leather sole and heel. Sizes I toes, what room 7 ‘,, I 1 for growing Prices 43 /l ]ta 5 6/ 4 I feet... always ‘ . Strap Shoes. Sixes 10 to 2. 1 w. melee. A «• 52/6 I sincere effort to ” Zealandia" by Norvic, Brown, 1 see no shoe Ghillie Tie Calf. Leather sole.and |tonw.< th. dwu. heel. Sizes II to 7. 38/3 » 51/4 IcorrecHv ” Nebco ’’ Brown Coif English Brogue.- . I Lt-d * Leather sole. Sizes 12 to 5. ■ Prices range from 35/g ta 43/] | | z "Regent" Tan Calf Sandal. Heavy crepe I Sizes range from 10 to 13 .... 22/- | 1 I to 2 23/i ' 26/4 ir | special .. for the ” TEENAGER" | ■ Cornish Pastie MILLINERY COMPETITION . ! Closing Data, September 30th, ’54 | uce, 2/3 | Ages 14 to 20 years. Prises 5 Gns., 3 Gns., 2 Gns. I II- ■■ 1 - Kerry Forms available Groaed Heer, Leader Counter, and Pin-up I I Bar In Millinery Showroom. £■ mow umto wm >— _ —w —— ’ml : : Lu