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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 24 October 1917, Page 3

I eyond Question ! WHITE BOOTS and SHOES to match, properly, light, fluffy Organdie and Batiste Gowns, also the more substantial tailored Linen"' Costumes are bound to be necessary features of every woman's outfit. So Dame Fashion has sensibly ordained te tho delight <af womankind generally WHITE FOOTWEAR, because it is no* only cool and rational, but stunningly smart and fetching as well; and in our Stock is just the style needed to associate with the new dress you have in min d. This cut represents Ladies' White Reignskin Laee Itoot, with White Ivory soles and heels. Prices 32/6 & 35/-. LADIES' White Canvas 1-bar Shoes. Prices 10/6 & 11/6. • LADIES' White Poplin 1-bar Shoes. Prices 13/6 & 14/6. LADIES' White Poplin Court Shoes. Priees 12/6 & l*/6« LADIES' White Poplin Ankle Strap Shoes. Price 14/6. ; LADIES' White Poplin Lace Derby Shoes. Price 14/6. LADIES' White Poplin Tab Court Shoe. Price 19/6. (With smart ornament.) LADIES'White Buck Court Shoes. Priees 25/- & 27/6. (With very pretty ornament.) LADIES' White Buck Ankle Strap Shoes. Prices 22/6 & 25/-. (Very attractive.)"" LADLES ■ White Buck Derby Shoes. Prices 25/- & 27/6. :f (Splendid quality.) T '. LADLES' White Poplin button Boots. Price 18/6/ And a large assortment of Girls' and Children's White Footwear All the above lines are of the Highest Quality. Make your Purchase early—-there is a Mg shortage of White Footwear this season, and the deimaad is sweater than ever. High-Grade Footwear.