Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21359, 12 June 1931, Page 11

The world’s best brains are studying methods of trading which will allow of lower prices. We have given this subject serious consideration, and have now adopted a system which will lower our selling cost considerably. TO-DAY (Friday), June 12, we will open our premises with a display of 1000 pairs of Footwear of latest designs, shapes, and materials, at prices never before attempted. It will be to your advantage to pay us a visit. WALK IN—-WALK AROUND. A FEW LINES WE ARE FEATURING. 1 000 pairs LADIES’ FELT SLIPPERS, suede soles. All shades and sizes. 1/9 LADIES’ PATENT ANKLE-BAR SHOES, spike heel, buckle fastener. Very smart. 16/11 LADIES’ BEST QUALITY BLACK SATIN SHOES, one bar and court; Cuban and Spanish heels. 12/11 LADIES’ FELT SLIPPERS, leather soles and stiffeners. All sizes. Value at 3/11 LADIES’ DARK BROWN GLACE ANKLE-BAR SHOES, spike heel, buckle fastener. 17/11 »I ‘ r i■: .. ! : MEN’S STRONG BOX CHROME BOOTS, Durata soles; solid wear., 18/6 Every Pair Guaranteed. Please Add Postage. (D. R. HASTIE) LIMITED 184 GEORGE STREET - - - 153 RATTRAY ST. Merry Snow Sports * ' Substantial Reductions in combined RAIL and MOTOR Fares for Special Winter Excursions to The Hermitage, Mount Cook. MOUNT COOK CALLS YOU 1 Happy hours of ski-ing, tobogganing, and ( skating under the warm winter sun . . . easy walks tilling hours with healthful pleasure for all . . . fireside nights holding their own special charm. Full •particulars from any Railway Station or Mount Cook Tourist Company’s Offices.

Strongly-Framed Glasses for Outdoor Sports! •TPHE I EJ lenses having been specially prepared to meet the Eyesight needs of the wearer, we mount them In strong frames that combine good Appearance with Strength and Durability. i (LASSES, whether Spectacles or Eyeglasses, can now be had in a | wonderful variety of mounts, from Rimless to the heavy Windsor frames. Every taste and preference can bo suited by us. & if. J\. uci Consulting Opticians, 93 George Street.