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Evening Star, Issue 20372, 2 January 1930, Page 3

r» Make your selections from our many departments — Jewellery, Silver Plate, China, Brasswaire, Crystal, Cameras, English Furniture, Fancy Goods of every description. I 111 111 Jewellers and Photographic Specialists, Corner Moray Place and Princes Street. w 5.V gumoMr sets the stage for whits, nr picnics, beach parties, sports wear, comfortable White Canvas Shoe* are indispensable. And at Harris’ money-sav-ing prices they are within the reach of everyone. If you can’t call, write. Compart Our Vahtm I Whit# Canvas Oxford Shoos, stout crept rubber soles and heels—4 to 0, 3/(1: 10. 4/fl; 11 to Ji, 5/11. Ladies’ and Youths’, 3to 7, 8/6. Ken’s, Bto IQ, / il B, ■ . IVhtta Oanvee Sen del Bsr Bhtti, eifspc Tihjjjr Solas—4 to I, 4/8; 10, 8/1 j II to Also in Iliego. Qallefartlen or yew money back Is «i> guarantee.) , I.idle*’ Whits Canvas 1-Bar Mom, iwbhoc sofas and hauls, f/11. Udiot* Canvas 1-Bar 'diets, crepe traits ; in dr sen, Fawn, fluey, ana Bine. ladtos ’ Flmlfoot Whits 1-Bar Shots, 'itost crape soles and heels, 9/8. CMMnn’s English Tan Calf Sandals, crape rubber solei—4 to 6, 4/6; 7 to 0, 5/8; 10, 6/6; 11 t» 1, 7/11; 2 to 5, 16/8. Children’s Tan Calf Bandalsttes, Veldt sewn soleti-4, to (1, 4/11; 7 to 8, 5/11. Children's Fawn Calf Sandalottes, Veldt sewn tolas—4 to % 4/11; 7 to 9, S/11, W. Harris & Son. Ltd. Footwear Specialists, DUNEDIN. J While Gold Spectacles The very neweat style—decidedly inconspicuous and most comfortable. The exceedingly pliable bridge of the latest styles can be bent in any way, yet will always return to the original shape. Let us show you these New Frames, amazed at their possibilities. You’ll be Fairmaid Optical Co:, Ltd. Qu ten's Buildings, 81 Prlnoec Street, DUNEDIN. A. HAMILTON FAIRMAID, Gcnsuiting Optician. Not much sense owning a Kodak if you don 't use it . Holidays ahead ! Xmas coming ! Take wur Kodak and plenty of of FiIm—KODAK FILM of course!