Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Evening Star, Issue 20033, 26 November 1928, Page 3

Serviceable Footwear for Men, Dainty Fashionable Slices tor Women, Strong Sturdy Linos for iho Children—every member of tho family can save by buying from li arris’s! And remember, too, that you can purchase any of iho Shoes listed below ou our Saiisfaction-or-Money-Back Order Plan. Gents’ Ladies’ Felt, Slippers, padded sole;-: in Navy, Saxe, Kingfisher, MeHo., Grey 6/11. Children's Pa lent One-Bar Shoe;-:, fancy Grey trim and, strap, machine sewn. 7 (o 0, 11/9; 0, 14/6; II to J, 19/6. Faun heather Sandals, crepe soles. 4 to 0, 4/9; 7 to 0, 5/6; 0, 6/6; It to 1, 7/9. Imitation Broun Lizard One-Bar Shoes, machine sewn. 7 to 0, 6/6; 10 to 1, 9/6; 2 to .5, 11/6. Patent Ankle-Strap Shoes, maebino sewn. 3to G, 5/11; 7to 9, 6/11. 20*22 Princfis Street. 212-214 George Street. 133*135 King Edward Street. 101 Stuart Street. 242 Princes Street. And at Gardens.

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