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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 75, 30 March 1939, Page 23

FOR EASTER WEAR! LADIES' BROWN or BLACK CALF Men's Brown "Knockabout" MONK WALKING SHOES with welted leather SHOES, with crepe or leather soles. soles and heels. Sizes and 4 0/44 Sizes and half Slzes- Ideal 1 K/fi half sizes ■** ■ ■ ■ *or y°ur Easter Camping Trip. D«# W LA£? Ei~ BLACK GLACE KID IN- Browa MO CCASIN Style SHOE, with 23? V^rsr-^'-^22>B SftLfUi *** — 1811 Sizes and half sizes. ■«■■ w e - •« i-t> /~ • *».< # Similar style in Brown orain 51/ for Golf. ■ Ladies' Silver or Gold KID PLAITED s P oßr°^ SANDAL EVENING SHOES. Spanish SHOES with welted leather soles and heels. A new Smart Style 4C/4. 4 £f els< A. Mol? arch Shoe' 25^Sizes and half sizes. lO' 11 Sizes and half sizes< , , ax»-j » crwv r-ATc ri«~n Men's "MONARCH" Welted SHOES. Sr'&V.^ 1"1.? 181/? P CALF LACE Stocked in Brown or Black Calf; Brown SHOES with fringed tongue. Leather Black Glace Ki{J> , to A«m solesandhcels. Sizes 10 to 13 14/11; Sizes and half sizes feT" £%»'O 1 and 2, 15/11; 3 to 5, 16/11. MANN'S 139 CUBA STREET IllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiillilltlllW LADIES! LADIES! lAEHES! Be Smartly Dressed m am 4 s ~. ■... ,feu ■u f®r .Easter I—— Yourselves of Heimann's Easy Terms SmdW Deposit, Easy Weekly Payments, buys Smart AUTUMN AND WINTER COATS —Plain and Fur-trimmed; Newest Styles in SWAGGER COATS; Ladies 1 TAILORED COSTUMES; SPORTS COSTUMES; All at Bedrock Prices! No Extra Charge for Our Easy Terms! MEN! MEN! MEN! Wear ci New Suit • .——for Easter! —— 200 SUITS to select from; smartly cut, well-tailored garments; large range of newest shades, etc. TAILORED-TO-MEASURE SUITS. Choice rantje of newest SUITINGS; smart patterns, etc. Call to-day ! Men's SPORTS COATS, SPORTS TROUSERS, etc. Small Deposit! Easy Weekly Payments! No Extra Charge for Easy Terms! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O'CLOCK. 13a SeURTEEiiIY FLAQE CUpsfairs) pillllllllllilllllillllllllipillM SAFETY FOR YOURSELF Safety for Your Folk Whether your travel is for business or pleasure, is it not worth while to be easy in mind on the question of safety? Does not the instinct of self-preserva-tion urge you to take the safe way? v The safe way, night and day, is the railway. For the welfare of yourself and your folk, give good heed to the Railway Department's constant, conscientious devotion to the principle of "Safety First." The permanent way and the rolling stock are under regular inspection by experts. If you think seriously, can you ignore the offer of your own railways to give you the cheapest and safest transport? Your Railways Constantly Give New Point to an Old Proverb: "All's Well thai Ends Well."