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j CHALK’S I Thirty Years of Trade and Still Going Strong. : MEN’S WORKING BOOTS AT ALL PRICES. : ; HEAVY WORKING BOOTS, Screwed and Nailed 21/- = ■ MEN’S SHOOTERS, Screwed and Nailed 25/- E ; YOUTHS’CHROME DERBY SCHOOL BOOTS, guaranteed = 21/-, 25/-. = ■ CHILDREN'S A MAIDS SHOES in great variety. jj IT’S THE WEAR THAT COUNTS. = TRY CHALK’S SHOE STORE I TELEPHONE 140. P.O. BOX 45. =
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Grey River Argus, 3 November 1928, Page 2
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