Page 21 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22822, 1 September 1937, Page 21

fi : j I " Jj 1 LUJJ » Man and His Shoes You can't fool HIM! Hard pavements and long hours have taught Auckland men the value of fine shoes—shoes that not only fit well, but will continue to look well as the months go by. True foot friendship commences at Stone's, the home of the world's most famous brands —Bostock, C. & J. Clark, Alan Taylor, etc. More Than Genuine Recognising that this was a most unique opportunity to heighten the reputation of our Men 3 Shoe Department, Stone's have been successful in their tender for this splendid range of Men's English Sample Shoes. These Shoes are offered at a remarkably low price. The reason: purely because we wish to introduce new customers to our Store, and, at the same time, show practical appreciation to the many hundreds of Auckland'.ers who have always relied on Stone's. Included in the range are Brown Shoes, Black Shoes, Golf Shoes and Sports Shoes in sizes 7, and 8. Every pair of the .200 Samples Usually Marked 29/6 to 35/6.

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