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Evening Star, Issue 22633, 27 April 1937, Page 3

For the Cold Winter Nights When your day’s work is done and you sit in front of a cheerful fire, you must have a pair of warm slippers. See Our New Selections, ALL MODERATELY PRICED. ■ LADIES’ BROWN SUEDE ONE-BAR SLIPPERS, fleecy lined, flexible leather soles and leather heels; comfortable fitting. All sizes, . 8/6 A CHARMING WINTER SLIPPER, in velvet, with leather soles and Cuban heels. In shades of Saxe Blue, Rose, and Black. All sizes. 7/6 Also in floral crepe. , 6/11 WARM COSY CHECK FELT SLIPPERS, with felt andleather soles; designed for winter comfort. All sizes. GOOD QUALITY WELL-MADE FELT SLIPPERS, with kid trimming, easy fitting, leather soles and low Cuban heels. In Brown, Blue, and Bed. All sizes. GLACE ONE-BAR MORNING SLIPPERS, with leather soles and rubber and leather heels. All sizes. 10/6 BROWN AND RED FELT SLIPPERS, kid trimming, r- -padded soles; good fittings. All sizes. 4/9 AN EXCLUSIVE RANGE OF LADIES’ BOUDOIR SLIPPERS, in silk crepes, floral crepes, fancy leather, and velvets. In Peach, Pink, Blue, Bed, Green, Grey, Brown, and Black. « JUST OPENED, a large range of Children’s Felt and Leather Slippers, also buckle and zip-fastened Felt Boots, in plain and check designs. & & & & & MEN'S BLACK LEATHER TAB SLIPPERS, fleecy lined, leather soles and heels; slightly damaged. Nine pairs only. Usually 10/6 pair. SPECIAL PRICE, 5/11 MEN’S WARM FELT SLIPPERS, felt and leather soles, stiffeners, heels; warm sock lining. A 1 sizes. ...... 6/6, 7/9, 7/11, 8/6, 8/11 MEN’S WARM FELT BUCKLE AND ZIP-FASTENER BOOTS, felt and leather soles, heels. MEN’S BROWN SUEDE AND BLACK GLACE BUCKLE BOOTS, leather soles and heels; wool lined. .Cosy and comfortable for winter wear. MEN’S BLACK AND BROWN LEATHER TAB SLIPPERS, cosy padded suede soles and leather soles, Cushion heels and leather heels. 7/11 to 22/6 BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CHECK FELT TAB SLIPPERS, felt and leather soles, stiffeners. Sizes 11 to 6. A.&T.INGLIS . LIMITED GEORGE ST. :: DUNEDIN There’* • harvett to b« resped by the tower of the seeds of advertising. • Star ’ readers are the fertile toil.