Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19460, 16 October 1926, Page 15 (Supplement)

A Special Prize o:

It'Ml The scalloped effect in this "Matchless" Shoe has been designed to a ni*%4ft 60 as to obtain a ncaTTVell-balanced effect. Made in tans and paatel colour*. The restrained two-toae effects of silver grey* berpeak "quality" through and through, while the refined design will be found most pleasing. Ti ' 5S THE high esteem in which **• "Matchless" Shoes are held by womenfolk of this Dominion will be enhanced by the new "Matchless" models now made available for the coming season. £ I'M \ is both restrained a.ai pleasing. Gives a happy combination of the utmost comfort with dainty tsro-tona effects in coloured Kid leathers. Semi-low heel and X-bar strap. Hade of liigh-erado kid leathers ia new thades of light tans, grey, cream, and hois 49 m 1 Dainty openwork trellised front, neat 1-bar, finished in excellent taste Made in browns and greys as well as patent. B &SS The sweeping lines of t'iis model obviate the necessity for ornamentstion of the upper—a plaited 1-bar strap adds & pleasing finish, m Always first with new styles for correct wear, "Matchless'' Guaranteed Shoes also feature quality and value second to ©one. It is well-known that "Matchless" Shoes retain their shape over long periods of hard wear; in addition, you have the makers' guarantee attached to every pair, protecting you against even the remote possibility of any defect in manufacture. i* m m O i w s 1 i , Made and GUARANTEED by I Duckworth, Turner & Co. Ltd. Christchurch * «ar 1X52830^^ A new three-tone effect in harmonising Kid leathers of very fino texture. Featuring the latest shades ai caramel, apricot, cochin brovm. SUPS"* The two-tone effect obtains*? hv a neat piping around the edges of this "Matchloss Shoe strikes a new note that is particularly smart. MadS In chGßtirot'_tan. with cr-aafc-Kid pip&#»