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Hokitika Guardian, 9 February 1935, Page 3

OLIVER & DUFF QUALITY SHOE STORES, HOKITIKA ’PHONE 139. P.O. BOX 73. WE lrave just opened up some very fine lines of the famous “FLEXILE” SHOES for men and women. Genius of design and Excellence of workmanship are most happily blended in these Quality Shoes— They are amazingly comfortable to wear. We find it possible to fit the most difficult feet with “Elexile” Shoes. Every taste in Fashion Footwear is effectively . catered for, there being a splendid variety of exclusive designs from which to choose. Though inexpensively priced, they reveal that thoroughness of workmanship which ensures retention of their graceful lines throughout continuous wear. Every care is exercised in fitting and advice given where necessary. With Cordial Greetings and Best Wishes for the approaching Festive Season. OLIVER & DUFF ■ RE CELL STREET, HOKITIKA. & EH li COUPOIf To Glasson’s WAREHOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. Please send patterns of Skirt, or Coat No with Easy Measurement Form, money to be refunded if I decide to order and am not satisfied. Name. > Address* Specially Made To Your Measures In the new Season’s Tweeds, with rich fur collar, and fully lined with Art Silk, There’s a lovely range to choose from, and you must he satisfied or money refunded. Other new styles on application. New Un« trimmed Coats If you are deciding to have a coat without fur let us send you our new range of Autumn & Winter Tweeds. We illustrate smart made-to-measure for 49/6, with the guarantee of a perfect fit. This SMrt To Measure 12/6, 15/6, , 19/6 CLASSON’S Warehouse 96 LICHFIELB STREET, CHRISTCHURCH e&'amw m ' / /. * .* /' ////, i u

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