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Northern Advocate, 3 October 1913, Page 4

Exceptionally Good SHOE Values for Women We've just finished Stock-taking and we've found a few lines of Footwear for ivomen that have been quite OTerlooked by the sales-people./ We could, of course keeiy the stock and obtain full /rices, and so move them off slpwly, hit this is not our way./A midajse has beefl? made an# theJlrotwear go few d#ys at and are the cjnnipled fvaluajpfc-e offer you for FOUR pAWONLY. WOMEN'S GLACE JuD—Bptton and Lace Boots, ljm ; now 12/6. WOMEN'S TAJTOXFORD SHOES— toes, made by C. Br Forcf (America), 17/6; nQprl4/6. WOMAN'S TAN L§.CE SHOE—Creiffette cloth topi smart looking, . medium toe, 13/e; now 8/11. WILLoI/ * CALF, TAN DERBY TIE iHOE—Projecting sole, round t<e s . sizes 5, 6, 7; 15/6; now 12/6f Come and try on some of these special lines. J. Harrison & Sons THE BUSY STORE. BANK STREET. \ - INSURE WITH THE >EW ZEALAND INSURANCE LTDThe Premier Colonial Company. FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT. Auckland Farmers' Union, Ltd. —Whangarei Agents. M. J. Whitelaw —Kamo Agent and Live Stock Inspector. Agencies throughout the North. F. RUSSELL BAKER, District Inspector. C/o Auckland Farmers' Union, Whangarei. DEATH. THOMASSEN. —Silafe James, dearly beloved of Fred and Sarah Thomassec, died Jat Whangarei Hospital on Ufctobef 2, after a short illness. and 5 months. The funeral the residence of Mr John Bank Street, to-morrow (Satulday) t)kl p.m.