A Monarch a shoe TO BE PROUD OF • «> • TWO BETTER S • MS m i <s A * UN IS N Only the highest degree of modern specialisation has made this marvellous value possible in Better Welted Shoes for Men. .No less than 64 styles ' from which to choose, including your favourite last. No matter what you’ve paid for shoes before, make a point of examining The “ Guinea Monarch.” I HOE buying for men has never before been sO simple and, so satisfactory. The “Guinea Monarch ” at 21/- and the “Monarch” Shoe at 25/-, offer every \ conceivable kind and style of high-grade footwear. Pointed, square, /or medium toes; Black and patent leather, and a wonderfully wide range of smart brown tunings. Half-sizes. ensure perf ec t fitting of “ difficult ” feet. No wonder most men wear “ Monarchs.” A distinctive elegance ,of style stamps every “Monarch” Shoe. The very finest leathers are used and each shoe is built by skilled craftsmen, and meticulously inspected before being stamped with the ‘Monarch” brand. Eyery pair gives unusually long wear, which means real value.. This advertisement is on DUNEDIN: Cookham House, Ltd., Princes St. Foofjoy Shoe Stores, Ltd. (D. R. Haslie), 184 George St.' Harris, W., & Son, Ltd., Princes St. and Branches. Hallenstein Bros., Ltd. Inglis, A. & T., Ltd., George St. ‘ Islip & Watt, 148 George St. Lofts, Ltd., Princes St. Mallach, J., 128 George St. Thomas, A., 110 King Edward. St, South Dunedin, Thomas, W. E., 2 George St PORT CHALMERS; John Watson, Ltd. ' V • ' ; MOSGIEL: ... Wilson, W. & R.,, Stores, Ltd. behalf of the following “ MONARCH ” Agents :• MILTON: , ;J. Gray & Sons, Ltd. BALCLUTHA; i Guest & Sons, Ltd. Import Co. ... S, H. James. PALMERSTON: W. Pittaway. OAMARU; Hallenstein Bros., Ltd. P. Lnisetti, Everybody’s Shoe Storo M'Diarmid’s, Thames St. J. G. M'Donaid &-Son. WAIKOUAITI:. Kerr & Co. KAJTANGATA; £. Middlemass. J. Richardson. OWAKA: J. M‘Lay. CLINTON; W. H. Smith. LAWRENCE; CL Weston. CLTDEVALE 4 TUAPEKA MOUTH* P. Miller 4 Sons. KUROW: E. Cogger. A. Robinson. ALEXANDRA: R. Hewitt QUEENSTOWN: M. E. Gavin. CROMWELL; W. JeDey. OTUREHUA ud jRANFURLY: ; T. Gilchrist & Sons.
Further reduction of 3s per ton on household and 2s per ton on nuts.—Kaitangata Coal. —Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21978, 13 June 1933, Page 4
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