Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17649, 9 December 1920, Page 11

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SUEDE SHOES. KI3GER BBOWN, BLACK AND GREY PATENTS in COURTS and SMART OXFORD^ / ALL THE LATEST STYLES. ; Lowest Possible Prices. " Go-Easie" Shoes FOR LADIES. 32/6 52/6 Sizes Sfi fflf Sizes 3 to 8 j&*m? 3 to 8 The most; comfortable shoe you can buy. We have them in flexible' , PUMPS OR WELTED SOLES, with patent toecaps or "plain;'we-have them extra wide for very tender ! feet. Call and see them. A special assistant fn charge of this department. PRICES— 32/6, -37/6, and 47/6. lames Adams & Co. WeUesley St. East Opposite Y.M.C.A.