Sporting Shoes’ ’“■■'" , " For Sportinq Folk 8/6, 8/11, 9/6. * . 1 Girls’Rubber Bathing Shoes I \ - * ' m-i i , wk,-+„ in red, blue, ami green. ; 1L e. tJBSB Children s White Canvas , ■ i , o i verv light and comiortx. Sandals with Crepe Soles: , ‘ , , , ~ ... . . rm*S< x </c able; adds to the finish ot 9 A 4\ to ns 4/0 n, 2. r/r vour costume, and no nec7 s to 9 s 5/b 10 , , p P essin to tie on. fry a pair i GIRLS’ WHITE LACE SAND SHOES Ib StO 2 S 0/0 ]4)'s o's 4] |. ;/' s | () ■ with crepe sole and toe caps —10’s r. /(? ; to 2’s, 5/11; Women’s 3’s to 7’s, ' ■ 6/11TATE'S FOOTWEAR ARCADE
CANNOT TURN BRASSY. Forks and spoons which are white Sheffield guaranteed quality. Teas 7/ doz, desserts 18/-, table size 20/_ at) Minsons, Chritftohurch. Any quantity! right through, nickel, yerjr durable. I
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Grey River Argus, 22 November 1928, Page 6
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141Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Grey River Argus, 22 November 1928, Page 6
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