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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 3636, 19 November 1918, Page 2

SECOND WEEK \1 V OF THE * BOOT CLEARANCE SALE; oir h JOHN COBBE LTD. ( BIGGER BARGAINS THAN EVER EVERY PAIR MUST BE SOLD 50 pairs BOYS' CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS. Slugged soles. Sizes; 10 to i. Usual price 18/b Second Week Price 15/6 Sizes 2 to 5. Usual price 21/6 Second Week Price 18/CHILDREN'S WHITE CANVAS BOOTS. Sizes 7 to 1. Usual prices 12/6 to 15/Second Week Price 9/6 pair MEN'S CAMEL-HAIR SLIPPERS. Leather soles. All sizes. 6to 10. Second Week Price 8/11 pair MEN'S Heavy-weight GOLOSHES. Sizes 6 to 10. Second Week Price 8/11 pair LADIES' GLACE AIDA SHOES. No cap. Lovely shoe. Size 5 .only. Usual price 25/Socond Week Price 19/6 l . LADIES' CHROME DERBY SHOES. Usual price 22/6 Second Week Price 18/6 1 LADIES' GLACE BUTTON BOOTS. Sizes 2 to 7. Narrow Toes. Usual price 22/6 Second Week Price 15/LADIES' CHROME DERBY SHOES. ; Sewn solos. Self toecaps. . ! Usual price 20/Second- Week Price 16/6 ) 9 pairs only LADIES' FINE GLACE 5 KID DERBY SHOES. Welted soles. Size 7. Usual price 17/6 to 22/6 pair Second Week Price 12/6 pair LADIES' QUILTED SATIN SLIP--3 PERS. InSaxe. Sizes 4, 5,6 only. i Usual price 5/b Second Week Price 4/3 pair " LADIES' CAMEL-HAIR SLIPPERS. Stout Leather soles. Sizes 4 to 7. Usual price 7/11 Second Week Price 5/11

BUY NOW, WHILE THE OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS BARGAINS LIKE THESE. ARE SOON SNAPPED UP JOHN COBBL LTD. THE CASH MAIL ORDER HOUSE FEILDING. fA OAIU>] McINTYRE MURPHY & TAYLOR Solicitors Kimbolton Road FEEDING Hugh Mclntyre] [C. E. Taylor ii ~~~~~~ Box 39. Teh 11. THE BOOK SHOP Manchester Square ALL the Latest Novels, English and American Magazines, Fancy Goods, Toys and Art Needlework. Just to hand, a fine range of Embroidery, Silks, and Cottons. " J. COPELAND and CO. /~I.ET THIS YEAR'S BONUS by Insuring NOW. C. LASHLIE, A.M.P. Society, Darragh's Buildings, FEILDING. ' deaths! ~~~ GALVIN.—At Wellington Hospital, on November 16, 1918, as result of accident, Percival Ronald (Dick), beloved second son of Frank and Jean Galvin, of Gladstone street, Feilding, in his 19th year. Interred at Karori. R.I.P. (Auckland papers please copy).' DEATH. QUARRIE.—At Feilding, on November 18, 1918, Constance Mary, beloved wife of John Miller Quarrie, of Halcombe, and second daughter of John and _ Catherine Morrison, Tokorangi, Halcombe. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Funeral of the late Mrs JOHN M. QUARRIE will leave Feilding on Wednesday, NOVEMBER '20, arriving at Halcombe Cemetery at 10.30 a.m. Friends please accept this intimation. ALFRED BADE, Undertaker, Phono 170.