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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 224, 9 June 1923, Page 4

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■■iMimjiLMm i ii iiiwFiMinni B Whether, prepared in a B rough-and-ready manner in a can, B or in vessels of the finest china HomWi I 9 GOLD LABEL" MM/ 9 . o" figJMt &V“/ B BROWN LABEL” fl/ B /// s**?" x \/ yr B ALWAYS TASTES B delicious’ B Try it! \ ML TjU B Refuse all Substitutes! \ )l \l X. A) FOOTWEAR SPECIALS FOR LADIES * These few item* listed here are fine examples of “bargain” value*, and all Ladies in need of new Shoes will instantly appreciate them. THESE STYLES ARE ATTRACTIVE, AND You can’t buy the same models elsewhere at anything like the price quoted here: Note these — " t ADTFIS’ GLACE 2-STRAP SHOES LADIES’ PATENT GOLOSH OXJ^ DIES Jr & . -.-is™ at FORD SHOES-Low and Cuban —low and Cuban heels. A saennee at heela 3 27/ 6< LADIES’ GLACE GOLOSH OXLADIES’ SEMI-BROGUE SHOES. FORD SHOES- 30/—ln Patent, Nigger, Mole, and Black LADIES’ GOLOSH OXFORD Suede, low and Cuban heels. SHOES —In Black,- Nigger, Mole and ONLY 35/-. Suedo. ONLY 37/6. Country customers kindly include 1/- per pair postage. G. ARDREY & CO. “THE BOOT PEOPLE,” IU6 Cuba Street. “Cookham House,” Manners Street WELLINGTON.