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Evening Star, Issue 22571, 12 February 1937, Page 3

To Gentlemen mho would become Husbands! She has dreamt about itl Of course, she would not tell you, but the ring she would like is a diamond set one procured from Williamsons. She will wear it with increasing pride as the years roll by, and you will be contented because the value cannot be beaten. WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION. WILLIAMSONS THE DIAMOND RING SPECIALISTS, 59 PRINCES STREET (Opposite The Savoy). 7W from HARRIS’ A—so pair* Ladies’ Coloured “Service” Suede Shoes, in a smart Gusset Court (as illustrated); broad strap, with steel or gilt buckle, Cuban heels. In Red, Green, Fawn, or Rust colours. Usually 27/6. Sale Price—--22/11 Spectacular Summer Sale B—so pairs Bostock’s Court Evening Shoes, round toes, spike heels (as illustrated) i_in Black and Silver, or White . and Silver combination. The latter combination will dye wejl. Usually 25/-. Sale Price—--18/6 1 I Seldom is there a Sale like this! Unseasonable weather has resulted in a spectacular clearance of Summer Shoes. Mail your order if unable to call. Send money and state second choice in case the one you want is sold out. No Sale Goods on appro. C—3s pairs Ladies’ Royal Blue or Brown “ Service ” Suede Gusset Court Shoes (similar to illustration); fringe tongue, Cuban heels. Usually 22/6. Sale Price—--16/11 D—l2 pairs Bostock’s Black or Brown Suede Instep Tie Shoes, spike heels, short round toes; less than half-price. Usually 39/6. Sale Price—--18/11 E—3o pairs Southall’s English Patent Oxfordette Shoes, an exceptionally smart model: short toes, spike heels. Also a few oddments in Black, Brown, or Blue Kid. Usually 35/-. Sale Price—--12/11 F—lso pairs Ladies’ Coloured Suede Gusset Court Shoes at 9/11 a pair. In Brown, Blue, Grey, or Fawn; Cuban heels. A Sweeping Reduction! G—4o pairs Ladies’ Black or Brown Calf Ghiilie Tie Shoes, leather soles, low leather heels. Also with studded rubber soles. Usually 19/6. Sale Price—--14/11 W. Harris & Son Ltd. FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS, Six Shops, Dunedin. Bright New Zealand Talent February “Railways Magazine” New Zealanders, you will find much to delight you in the February issue of the “ New Zealand Railways Magazine.” Here are some of the big features:— “ Isle of the Glowing Sky: Stewart Island and a Glass Box,” by Robin Hyde. End: The Rosstown that is Ross,” by Mona Tracey. , “ Land of a Thousand Golden Beaches,” by O. N. Gillespie. “ Custody of the'Parent,” by Ken Alexander. Instalrrient of ‘ ‘ The Thirteenth Clue, ”by Jaraes Cowan. “ Rural Vignette, or the Forgotten Branch Line,”--by Bernice Sbackleton. Sixty Pictures. Humorous’illustrations by M. Matthews, Ken Alexander,, ■ and A. S. Paterson. 6d At Book Shops and News Agencies 6d u. mvvn j nuvji S vMZV iiiliiiiiiii mm. Oil School Tunics made of CESARINE School days are happier for girls correctly attired in tunics of Cesarine. Both principals and rfiothers approve Cesarine Uniforms because they are immune to sun or rain. Their smarter appearance and more durable qualities are at once apparent when you inspect the range at any school-outfitting department. Or for home sewing, the required colour of 36in. Cesarine can be bought at all stores at 1/9 a yd.