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White sole and heel, Men’s Extra Quality White FRINTON ladies’ Extra Onalitv White Children’s Red and Saxe Kid MOC- ,Ladies’ Blue, Red, Pink, and Purple Exccpl,onal ’y F,ne G,fts at 8 / U pr ’ with Green, Fawn, Red or Canvas. Extra heavy crepe Tarlies’ White Cnnvas o Cnnvns E n uallty hlte CASIN STRAP SLIPPERS—7’s to MOCCASIN SLIPPERS— Also in Grey, Brown, and Black, in Blue icings. sole. Extension welt effect. “.“‘SK™ £3 10’s, 4/6 p.ln H' s t. X’s, 3/0 p.ln N. 8..,„ 5/6 E rados, «t 6/h. ,2/6. J/6. J/Jj < Wedge h ccl soles. 4’s to 9’s, 4/6; 10’s, welt effect Children’s NURSERY RHYME SLIP-' . J»/» pair. IZ/0 4/11; Il’s to 2’s, 5/6; 3’s to 1 ft/fi PERS—4’s to 6’s, 3/11 pair; 7’s to Men’s Arctic Felt BUCKLE BOOTS Men’s FELT SLIPPERS— A specially to 7’s, 5/11. lv/0 g> S) 4/g pa i r . 10’s, 4/11 pair; Il’s to Felt and leather soles. fi ne r a ng e 3/G, 6/6 and up to 11/6 ' t I’S, 5/6 pair. 6/6 and 8/11 pair pair. ' L —— —■ 1 -J W MARTIN’S S 5 White Canvas Oxford Shoe» Mt-m-rvo RED KING ‘ ’ (as illustrated). White rub- HECTOR. IT TT IT lO Men’s Whit© Canvas, with TUDOR. ber foxing, inside toe cap, vul- Men’s White Canvas Oxford g I—fl S-A |K B-J S 1 | white sole, red foxing, and Men’s White Canvas. Oxford canised crepe sole. 4’s to 9’s, Shoes. White rubber sole and 1 XXX X H 1 vJIL H # iil toe cap; white rubber sole B “l*- Brown trimming and 4/6; 10’s, 4/11; Il’s to 2’s, heel. and heel. patches and rubber toe cap. ’v’touV’f/u.”’ Me " S ’ 7/6 COURTENAY PLACE MANNERS STREET WILLIS STREET 8/6 10/6
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 75, 21 December 1929, Page 8
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