Page 15 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22366, 13 September 1934, Page 15

Hannah's go —as dictated by Fashion See the dazzling display—this week —at Hannah’s. The Last Word in Smartness! 11/6 SC93 I—Women’s WHITE LINEN I-eyelet Tie Shoes. White Calf facings and tongue. White Linen covered Spanish heels. English Make. 2to 7 11/6. Women’s A Really Modish Oxford Shoe! 4/6 cn A72—Women’s WHITE CANVAS Oxford Shoes; White rubber facings and cap. Narrow Brown border on foxing. White rubber soles and wedge heels. 2 to 7, 4/6. Black Soles for HARD Courts. 9/11 m »tS A 178-Men’s WHITE CANVAS Oxford Shoes. Special Black rubber soles for Hard Court Wear, Cushion heels. 6 to 10, 4/6. Also A9o—Similar but the “ DEMON ” Shoe with Reinforced Toes. Famous ”G.P.’’ Brand. Made in Canada. 9/11. Men’s Superior WELTED Shoes. 1798—Men’s WHITE CANVAS Oxford Shoes, Brown Calf toe-cap, facings and Counter. WELTED leather soles. Smart Square Toe*. 5 to 10,16/6. 16/6 IN WHITE WASHABLE CALF SCSSB Women’s WHITE WASHABLE CALF Court Shoes. Newtoe-rcap and counter design in Brown Kiddy Calf. Fancy corded design on vamp and bow. Brown covered Spanish heels. " LADY BETTY”. 2 to 7, 16/11. 16/11 COLOURED Striped. AIBO Women’s COLOURED STRIPED CANVAS Sandal-Bar Shoes. White binding. V/hlte crcped rubber soles and wedge heels. 2 to 7, ' 3/6. 2 to 7, 36 A New GHILLIE Al6o—Women’s WHITE CANVAS Ghiliie Shoes. Natural Crepe soles. Made in England. 2to 7, 4/11 2 to 7, COMFORTABLE! SC 178 Sandal. 12/6 Women’s WHITE CALF “Sahara” White overlay trim and stitching. Moulded Soles. Lew White heels. 2 to 7. 12/6 SCl79—Similar, but BROWN stitching. 2 to 7i 112/6. *2 & All Goods POST FREE for Cash NX's NATIONAL FOOTWEAR FIRM Local Addresses; 24 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN; 149 King Edward Street, South Dunedin; also at Oamara, Gore, and Principal Towns of New Zealand.

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