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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 69, 14 December 1939, Page 5

RIGKT quartette of styles that will be IT] * B ■ r ’ basking in the sun this Summer, / — H affording chic, comfort and cool- / 'X | ' ncSS to *k e wearer ‘ / xN. X^ss=!==Sss 1 Selection is made easy by I.—ENGLISH. A T-Bar style in I White Buck; low heels. *■ V. - — I the number of styles we can 2.— English white buck. Buckie 22/A j \ .? l ' strap, Cuban heel. A® W I - \ offer in Fireside, Bedroom .4 real foot friend! FELT SLIPPER 3.— ENGLISH. Fancy Lace Shoe in 2?/11 V tXt’vX * I with cosy, well-padded soles; O/j I White Buck. Cuban heels. AA 10 y*f*.A***;.v* < t y op in colours Red, Black, Blue. „ . n • . xand Uostess 3\.i<f<pers. '-g,.'"!™" 1 ,; vW wXx is /A ta I ® a Gift to bring a sparkle to the eye! VT I \ Y I’ X In EMBASSY CREPE; cosy g/|| ifXx \ I I XX. \/ ? ' — sole and Cuban heel. Mil » 1 I XV t\ // Flecked FELT SLIPPER with Patent AZ | M V V.o V\ Nu \ , }(Q \\\ Leather Cap and padded heel. K/B0 M\ \• ' \\ Ivr \ Colours Brown, Blue, Red, Black. *’•’ ■■ n / 1k vV* ° i SWU 1 * English Coral Blush Velvet; padded sole, \ Cuban heel. Also in Blue, |2/A Impudently Gay Suedctte Green or Black. t/JmW A Stylish AFTERNOON SLIPPER in bX SANDALS R For GiAs, tOO ! Hollywood leather; in colours Blue. \ / , Mi R .a, in p«.n,. | 5/fe 1 V-JM I BEACH SANDALS i combinations in Blue, Rust, ■ z j Orange, Green, will make ideal Xmas Gifts. A Y'ellow and White. |M variety of. styles and / 7' As illustrated. colours at 19/11 1 I atesas «^^ ! „ feather trimming; Cuban heel; colours in ■ 1 “SOUTHALL,” a glamorous BOUDOIR B| BeigC) Green, M Vli\i\\W'w\\\\\V W-k I 19/6 ~~~ I “happytoz,” a light- /| i.I k m I Ji I Lo I weight SPORTS SHOE in | Si \1 I 1111 Brown and White i tWA .|M.. ■ 1 Co VWJL-'- (POw WWj jlp j 1 1 FLEETFOOT, Canadian. Suntanned to the tips of your Xx?’ Ife - W// ' ' ' For TENNIS. A Ghillie toes! A gay array of SAN- / . , U HW. '/ in White Poplin. DALS for your selection, priced / 1 W1 CcZ . B/ O cAHcei. from .... 4/|j to v \ siippEß GIFTS FOR MEN! /'iß ©'ll Style illustrated, 7/6. Mcn ’ s ALL-LEATHER SLIPPERS FELT CHECK —Made in England and made for ALBERT SLIPPERS. Lea comfort. In Black, Brown O/!l ther soles and bind- E/A •' Grain Leathers. O' ll ing’FLEETFOOT—For play of promenade. A TIE SHOE W ; -,>.L - L..: \ in Sunray Brown, contrast Y "Cj'lh u, braiding ©/£ “MATCHLESS”—the new Grecian 11 AI B (^lOO^T ,, “Fleetfoot,” Canadian cu t SLIPPERS. Combination colours: I made. As illustrated, R c d and Black, Brown and Fawn, in White Canvas, with heavy guarded toccap, crepe Bl ue an d Royal Blue leathers. Padded tSOHHHHHMHMEfIMHHBIBHI s °l e i cushion heel. leather soles, cushion heel. OZS//» 129 ',,^ Wins in a Walk! c. & E. LEWIS SHOES "HOWDEN" “Lifebuoy.” Canadian Made at the Home of English Footwear, -Northampton! 1 ***’’“*““ ’ Shoes. Built for long ™ SprV ' Ce ’ reinforccd saddle A amp ’ resilicnt solcs ’ There is something about these shoes that BBIm lE* / gL wins you from the first step; they set you off < — @ with a swing, relaxed and easy from head to ;jWHMM / Illtoe. Built to keep normal feet normal. / ~I From a complete range in Black, Brown and L Grey quality Calf Leathers we illustrate ’ ‘ I t^le P°P u^ar SHOE. all sizes Follow She Sun in WFIES”! N.Z.-made. In colours to tone with sports trousers. > AA A, Eft LJ Ai I Contrast stitching. As illustrated. An ideal Sports QII 6 |Vn 1% IB ■■ M Shoe, made of finest calf leathers. Fitted with rubber ■■ s °l« with special extended heel for "Arch SlippOPt SIIO6S Uppers: Made from best selected leathers. Special Similar style of Elk ® reinforcing betM’een leather and lining prevents Hide. Made in unsightly wrinkles and cracking. Canada. S ° lCs: Hi g hcSt B rade bark tan ” cd leathers. Asbestos insoles give g rcal conifort - Ninc lasts » fourtecn ¥ x ' ? k styles, multiple fittings. The Arch Support, skilfully built In, will prove a “god-send” to those with fl at feet and weak "W / # Martin’s Popular Bowling Shoe archcs ‘ In Tan Willow Calf, welted special raised crepe sole, — — ———— smart and comfortable. The most popular shoe on -yy I( , si lo Coto t a Century— the mat this season. (As illustrated). /!L »■ » nt a yWSK’kk lOpgaMgsiMSi 2Z/& "CENTENNIAL" Footwear —Skyrockets to Fame! jRRf Similar at ’ We have every reason to thank the day we first intror y P ° PU ’ S//9 duccd this range of shoes to Wellington ar P ‘ ICC ’ a —and the response has already assured us - g of their success. Specially produced for '' ■<- Jy MARTIN’S they feature fine quality , v LyX'A JßtoagX ? -v A leathers in Box Calf and Glace Kid. ! With four new smart shapes to choose from. Welted soles. Pro- H @ curable in half-sizes. From Qff Hl M AK.TI &’S Sb-Rl eSy SaCE - - - - 73-75 WILLIS STREET