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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 807, 10 September 1923, Page 3

9> <*> <♦> w w <♦> <♦> *>> Millar & Giorgi’s i' fa T .V----d A Genuine Throwout of | Men’s, Women’s and Children’s 1 Footwear! I 2 Stocktaking has revealed many surplus stock lines that we have decided O to sacrifice. Prices have been ruthlessly shattered and we otter here V. <£> values never equalled. BUY HE R E AN D SAVE <s> Ladies’ Glace Strap and Court Shoes. Sizes 2 to 7. Usual prices 22s 6d f to 455. SALE PRICE 10s 6d. £ <J> Ladies’ Grey. Navy and Nigger, Jazz Strap Shoes, Louis heels. SizeM f to 6 Usual price 425; ■ SALE PRICE 10$ 6d. £ Y Ladies’ Navy Oxford Shoes. Sizes 3 to 6. Usual price 355. . „ . X <«> SALE PRICE 14$ Sd* £ $ Ladies’ White Canvas Strap and Court Shoes. Sizes 3 to 7. UsUal v f prices 10s Cd to 16s. , SALE PRICE ft. | X Ladies’ Black Glace Boots. Sizes 2to 5. Usual prices 22s to 465. • ' X <s> SALE PRICE 8s IW, f Ladies’ White Canvas Button Boots. Sizes 2 to 6. Usual prices 20s to 80s. <«> „ SALE PRICE 3$ 6d. White Nubuck Lace Boots. Sizes 2 to 5. Usual price 52s 6d. $ <s> -• SALE PRlC|6si lid. X 1 . •»* onuu i vj iihi A X Children’s White Lace Boots. Sizes 7 to 2. Usual prices 13s 6d to 15s ?d. | | SALE PRICE 2slld< | X Ladies’ Black Lisle Hose. Usual prices 2s 6d to 3s lid. : x % SALE PRICE Is Per Pair. | % Men’s Tan Willow Calf Derby Bals, ‘pug or medium toes, light and heavy X X soles, welted. Sizes 5,6, 8; 9, 19. Were 39s 6d to 52s 6d. a | ’ * SALE PRICE 255., X Allen’s Tan Brogues, sewn soles, good values. Sizes G, 7,8, 9. Were 39s 6d. x : SALE PRICE 21s. x a Men’s Black Box Chrome Brogues, welted soles. Sizes 6,7, 8,9, 10; Were a X 36s 6d to 425. SALE PRICE 19s 6d. | XMen’s Glace Derby Bals (welted), pug or medium toes. Sizes 7,8, 9, 10. X <£> Were 35s to 38s Cd, SALE PRICE 19s 6d. | ALL SALE PRICES FOR CASH (No Appro.). | 2We observe Wednesday Half Holiday—Close 6 p.m. Saturday, No <«> Late’Night. <$ | SEE WINDOWS. $ ♦♦♦♦ MILLAR & GIORGL | For the Children ! ’AH WK •fxz Tldure She x 4% inchei Trice 20\~ No. 2* BROWNIE A Brownie ia an ideal Camera, durable in construction, low in price, and the easiest of all cameras to operate. Just point the lens and map the shutter. Always in focui and ready to take good pictures. Brownies make luck popular gifts for all occasions. Your child would be delighted to Have one. Other Brownies from 11/9. All Kodaks and Brownies ■ are now inexpensive. LATEST PRICE LIST FREE FROM KODAK'S AUTHORISED DEALER CENTRAL PHOTO STORES, THE BQDAKE. NEXT TO HANNAH’S SOOT SHOE. ELECTRIC LIGHT! D O NOT GIVE YOUR WIRING WORK TO THE FIRST MAN WHO COMES ALONG- LET .>/ CAMERON Bros. ■l/ QUOTE YOU; Lowest Prices, Best Materials. cated Men employed. Only CertifiPHONE 5989, 96 CUBA STREET. 1 % highland (B SWHIfNfO m- milk ;c; m Wt giiVM comtchTS'^ m. \ i ■■ '• & Mum said “Hurry with Highlander HAIMM 40 You need,never he sW -[ milk if you depend on Highlander. Any t ,'ocer can be your milkman yy —any lime of the day. " Hi( Hander " i* purest FULL-CREAM milkfret from germs and bacteria. Highlander is pure and clean-no fear of infection.