Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22136, 14 December 1933, Page 15

Holiday 9 A MEN'S SUPONS, All Wool; Cream with coloured V necks, also assorted fancy colours—--2/11, 4/6, 7/9, 8/6 to 13/6 MEN’S PULLOVERS, All Wool; in the latest fancy designs; also White in plain and fancy knits with coloured V necks—6/6, 7/6, 10/6, 11/6 to 22/6 MEN’S PYJAMAS in Poplin, Fuji, and Luvisca Silk; all good colourings—--10/6, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6, 17/6, 22/6 MEN ? S ALL-WOOL BATHING COSTUMES in all the latest styles and colourings—4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 to 15/6 MEN’S NEGLIGE SHIRTS in all the latest colourings, with two soft or semi-stiff collars to match— 6/11, 8/6, 9/11, 10/6 to 12/6 MEN’S SPORTS SHIRTS in Fawn, Blue, Cream, White, and Grey shades—--6/11, 8/6, 9/6 and 10/6 Men’s Art. Silk Locknit ATHLETIC SINGLETS and KNEE DRAWERS--4/6 ea'ch. G°° Ao'*** ‘ Vt™ C ° VI I* \ rf* * -»•* ** a coV \i*> ' a* 6| " V for MEN! MEN’S CREAM SPORTS TROUSERS, Colton Gaberdines, Wool Gaberdines, and Serges; plain sports tops or with the popular “Gripu” waistband. Special Holiday Prices 16/6, 19/6, 29/6' MEN’S BLAZERS, good assortment of colours and designs— * 27/6 MEN’S WINTER-WEIGHT GOWNS.-TKe right time to buy a good Gown at a reduced price. A useful gift— 37/6 to 69/6 MEN’S SPORTS TROUSERS, select assortment of high-grade Flannels and Worsteds; up-to-date cut and finish. Special Flannels - - - - 12/6 to 17/6 Worsteds - - - - - - 25/- to 27/6 Boys’ Holiday ’Varsity Tops, strong Khaki Drill. Special, 2/11 all sizes. Boys’ Tweed Knickers, double seats; good strong wearing garment for knockabout and holidays. t Special, 5/11 all sizes. TRAVELLING GOODS LADIES’ HAT BOXES, 16in; in Brown and Blue colourings, with wrist strap— 11/6 MEN’S SOLID LEATHER ATTACHE and SUIT CASES, 16. 18, 24, and 26-inch—--21/6, 23/6, 47/6, 55/FIBRE CANE ATTACHE CASES, 14 and 16inch— 2/6 and 2/11 TRAVELLING RUGS, All Wool; in the best Dominion makes; latest colourings and designs— l2/6, 19/6, 22/6, 29/6 to 95/MEN’S FIBRE CANE SUIT CASES with two locks, metal frame—Size 20. 4/11; 22, 5/11; 24, 6/6; 26. 7/11; 28. 9/11. Xl jtfS c>^ so**" ro p** ,|W. 9^ to' AC' Av. VO #o* SIGN OP SATISFACTION

Women’s feet are getting bigger, according to observations in England. Shoemakers who hitherto regarded size four as a fair average now find size five more popular. According to the Sunday Times this is one of the secrets revealed at the recent International Shoe and Leather Fair. “ Out of every 10 shoes sold in Britain four are of size five," an official stated. The official added that, with the exception of the United States, Great Britain was the best-shod country in the world. “We buy more shoes a foot than other countries, and during the last six years there has been an increase in the number bought by women. The average is six pairs a year.” Good feet for good shoes is one of the objects of the exhibition. Shoemakers are realising that however good are the leather and lasts they afford no comfort unless the feet for which they are fashioned are in good trim.