Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19389, 26 July 1926, Page 15

You have now the opportunity of buying footwear for all your family needs at which represent a big saving of money. See our windows this week for Final Clean-up Bargains. Here we illustrate some of the best sellers, of which most sizes are still available. 10/11 , For those "who prefer a one-strap model, this smart Shoe in Glace Kid is exceptionally good buying. It if» all leather and has a leather Cuban hee! as illustrated. The price is not 27/6. but during our sale only 10/11 <a pair. Ask for ZH.6l2* 14/6 This Beautiful Lotus Shoe by Bostocks is a perfect delight to wear. Made of specially selected Glace Kid, it fits like a glove, and its Louis heel adds to its smart appearance. Usually sold at 37/6, we offer this Shoe while the stock lasts at the unprecedented price of 14/6. Ask for ZH,5«7. 19/11 No shoe will look daintier on your foot than one in ; lustrous satin. This beautiful model is particularly charming in the delicate i shades of Apricot, Blonde, or Chestnut, Harmonises perfectly with ' evening frock# and light hose. For. merly sold at 33/6, we are clearing the remainder of our stock at 19/U, Ask for ZH.1102. 25/Dove Grey is a colour that bids * fair to be veny fashionable, and this delightful suede model with its low heel is one of the latest imported styles. Usually sold at 49/6, we are making a special reduction on this Shoe during our Sale, bringing " the price down to only 25/-. Ask for ZH.35, Country Customers phase note that goods over £1 in value are sent postage paid. If under £1 please add 8d for postage. SEVEN SHOE STORES. Auckland's Leading Shoe Specialists, 227, Queen Street (corner of Darby Street), 9 Lower Queen Street (4 doors below G-P-O.); SI Karangahapo Road;a Newmarket; Dominion Road; Devonport; and at Whangarei. Lfj

All teaisnot/metea. Only the choice pluckings of each crop is classed as fine tea. Thisistheleafusedfor "Amber Tips"—the particular portion of each crop that is correctly matured to be full true tea flavourfragrant and refreshing. An additional reason for the widespread popularity of "Amber Tips" is its economy—another quality which results from the sole use of fine tea —one pound of "Amber Tips" brews as many cups as a pound and a half of inferior tea so often sold loose. AiPS, .t>' '•.I- . V - FINE T£A - Ceyiorrs Sest Sole Agents, J. F. SHANLY & CO., 41, Fort Street, Auckland.