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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2732, 14 July 1925, Page 7

BOTH ENTERTAINER AND ENTERTAINED HAVE THE SPOTLIGHT ON THEIR SHOES. 'C'UIST the Shoes arc silently queried as to their * “Vogueness”—are they the now-worn har or lace styles—next the individuality, the neat way they lit the feet and they have another halt dozen or so degrees to pass. These few lines—random picks from slock—suggest that Shoes need not necessarily be expensive to be stylish and serviceable. PATENT TWO BAR SHOE, button fastening, made on good fitting last. Cuban heels .. 24/6 BLACK SUEDE ONE-BAR SHOE, has patent strap and facing. ■ covered Louis heels. Very smart. 22/15 GLACE DERBY LACE SHOE, patent toe caps. Wolfed soles, A very serviceable Winter Shoe • • 17/C GLACE TWIN BAR SHOE. Medium round toes, low Cuban heels.; all sizes. 21/GLACE KID ONE-BAR SHOE, of stylish design, stout Loiuis heels. Good fitting 19/6 GLACE KID NANCY BAR SHOE, patent strap and facings. Low heels. A smart Shoe for all occasions ... .. 23/6 Oliver Bros., MAIN STREET AND THE SQUARE PALMERSTON NORTH.

11 m OF OUR GOODS. THAT IS WHAT WE ARE DOING AT WILSONS Winter Sale PRICES ARE LOW, THEREFORE OUR SALES ARE FAST.i ALL LWOOL BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, super weight and seamless; worth 3/6, Sale Price 2/8 SILK AND WOOL MARLE HOSE, soft and warm, full fashioned; worth 6/11. , Sale Price 4/11 SILK HOSE with Black self stripe, three-quarter length silk; worth 3/11. Sale Price 1/11 SUEDE LISLE GLOVES, superfine quality two dome fasteners, all shades; worth 3/11. Sale Price 1/6 LOVELY WOOLLEN SCARVES in a variety of plain colours and stripes; worth 12/6. Sale Price 7/11 FLEECY BLOOMERS in navy and in white, good quality, with a fine fleecy surface; worth 3/11. Sale Prce 2/10 MODEL MILLINERY. All Being Cleared by Being Reduced 1/- each day until sold. Monday, 23/11, Tuesday 22/11, Wednesday 21/11, Thursday 20/11, Friday 19/11, Saturday 18/11, and so on. W. H. WILSON THE SHOP FOR LADIES' WEAR, The Square Palmerston North.

AGED 45 Quite a number of people in Palmerston obtain this age this year. Perhaps all feel younger than that—and all may scorn the use of glasses as a sign -of Old Age. Nevertheless the facts of Nature must assert themselves. The focussing power of the eye has at 45 years diminished so much that Glasses for close work work will save the eyesight. •a* I m Deliver one from eye-strain with its resultant headaches, stc., and will give the clear easy sight of youth. To use Glasses at 45 is an indication of Wisdomm, not of Decline. To know vhat Glasses should be used is a question safely and satisfactorily answered by our method of Sight-testing. Harry & Freeman, Ltd., Optica! Specialists BROADWAY BOX 58 PALMERSTON N. PHONE 6044