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Evening Star, Issue 22956, 13 May 1938, Page 13

COSY t I f worth “ The weather will be cold and squally with heavy rain ’ • —but that doesn’t worry us. We’ve got a good book, a blazing fire, and a pair of Harris’, Slippers. You won’t hear anything tonight but pages turning and sighs- of content. Harris’ Slippers have that effect —they’re so comfortable and warm. Get your new winter pair now. If you can’t call mail, your order. We pay postage one way arid guarantee satisfaction. A A—Ladies’ Coloured Felt Slippers, padded soles; Red, Blue, or Brown (as illustrated). 1/6 Also with leather toecap—l/11. D—Ladles’ Black Patent Leather Slippers, smart pom and padded sole; low wood heel (as illustrated), 11/6. Also in Red, Blue, Brown, Green, of Black calf. Same m Black and Brown calf, pump soles, 12/8. Also a similar Ime with padded sole and Cuban heel, 11/6. E—Children's Super Quality Camel Hair Slippers, very cosy; smart pom. (a) Ankle strap (as illustrated), with pump sole. 4 to 6 3/3, 7 to 9 3/11,; 10 4/8, 11 to 1 5/6, 2 5/11. (b) 1-bar, with felt and leather sole—2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/11, 5/6. (c) Also in a lighterweight cloth—4 to 6 2/3, 7 to 9 2/9. 10 2/11, 11 to 1 3/6, 2 3/11. B B—Ladies’ Warrp Check Camel Hair Slippers, ' with reverse collar; , pump sole; low wood heel (as 7/1 1 illustrated)- i/1* Same stvle without heel, felt and leather Same with rubber soles—6/11 and 3/6. C—Ladies Brown, Blue, or Red Felt Slippers, leather toecap; padded sole and heel— 3/11 and 5/6 (line at 5/6 illustrated). Same with low wood heel—6/11. F—Children’s Blue Camel Hair Felt Boots, zip fastener, White fur binding; extra warm. 4 to 6 3/11* 7 to 9 4/6, 10 4/11, 11 tal 5/6. G-Men’s Check Camel Hair Buckle Boots, leather and felt soles (as illus- *■fid trated). .o/O Two super qualities in the same style—9/11 and 11/6. Same with zip fastener, 11/6. Wonderfully warm and comfortable. H—Men’s English Make Black or Brown. Calf Tab Slippers, hard wearing and .com-" fortable (sts illustrated), 11/6. Also well-known Kiltie, Southall, and C. and Jj Clark’s High-grade Glace Kid Slippers, from 21/- to 32/6. ' I—Men’s Check Cpmel Hair Tab Slippers; felt and leather sole, 'without stiffener, 3/11.' qu ——, —. stiffeners (as illustrated) —4/11. 5/11, 6/11, 8/11. Also with rnbber sole, 8/6 and 8/11. A super quality Slipper with pump sole—ll/6. W. HARRIS & SON LTD. Footwear Specialists, Six Shops, Onnedin. J—Men’s and Women’s Brown Suede Woolly Bootees, pump soles; buckje or zip fasteners. Ladies’ 13/6, Men’s 14/6. > Also a heavier weight for men, with leather cap and stronger sole, 18/6. Same-leather in Ladies’ Reverse-top Slipper, in Rose f and Blue, 11/6.

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