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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 181, 31 July 1934, Page 6

Exceeds All Our Expectations And our Footwear values will cause you to wonder how such high quality footwear can he oflered at such ridiculously low prices. Look at these for instance. 12 Pairs Men's Black Chrome Derby Boots. Leather lined. Lubber soles and*' heels. (Sizes 6,7, U, 10, 11. Usually 128/6. " SALE PRICE 17/6 Men's Black Patent Oxford j Welted Shoes.. Medium toes; Colonial make. Sizes 5 to 10. Usually 21/0. SALE PRItTE 15/Men's Black or Tan Oxford Welted Shoes. Medium toes. Sizes 0 to 10. •••••* '•> SALE PRICE 16/6 40 Pairs Ladies' One Bar Shoes, with low leather heels. Good wide iitting. In black glace kid, brown glace, and Black Patent leather. All sizes. SALE PRICE 13/0 6 Pairs "Crockett & Jones” Brown Willow Calf One Bar Shoes. Toccap; 1 low leather heels and welted soles. Sizes 3, 34, 4 and 04 only. Usually 41/- to 45/-. SALE PRICE 22/6 18 Pairs English Brown Glace Kid Court .Shoes, with attractive side Inset of Brown Suede on Vamp. ' Spike heel. All sizes. Usually 29/0. SALE PRICE 18/11 Millar & Giorgi LIMITED, The Square, Palmerston North.

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Amongst Those Present —May bo just th* job, the bouse, the property, the car, or the wheelbarrow you want. Somebody wants, to sell the nty thing you want' to buy, therefore read the Classified ads. in the “Manawatu Daily Times”