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to Smartness i *{V Jfsa* "f’-' & Son, Ltd. Footwear Specialists, SIX SHOPS DUNEDIN. Steps to smartness naturalise lead to Harris’, where the newest and smartest holiday and dress shoes await the discriminating: woman; Here are examples. tt you can’t call and see them, mail your order. We pay postage one .way and guarantee complete satisfaction. A—Something really new! ’ The latest “ TROPIC COOLIE ’• SANDAL SHOE with broad triple bar and steel buckle; open waist design; cut-out vamp; low covered souarette heels (as illustrated). In Bed, ®lue, Apple Green, -or White Patent Leather. All one price—--22/6 B—Ladles’ Navy Blue or Brown Suede Broad Bar COURT SHOES. Smart cutput vamp design with high cut tab on Instep; Cuban heels (as illustrated)— 26/6 Same In White Buck— v 23/0 Also a similar design with spike heels, round toes; In Blue or Brown Suede with patent trim to tone— 26/6 C Ladies’ Natural Coloured Cord SANDAL BAB SHOES. . T strap with brown interlacing; open waist design; low Spanish heels (ns illustrated)— 16/6 Also a similar design In n natural coloured Sandal T Strap, open to toe and with Cuban heels, at the. same price. D—Four exclusive new designs In White Just arrived, from U.S.A. Typical American styles: (a) A neat Pour-eyelet Tie with punched design in white buck. (b) An exceptionally smart White Buck Sandal Bar with T strap; cut-out design. (c) A new broad bar with steel buckles; smartly punched. All three with the new brown leather finished high Cuban heels. (d) A distinctive Ghillle Tie model In White. Cut-out design; covered Cuban heels. All one price—--25/-
TRAVEL AT CHRISTMAS With a POST OFFICE LETTER OF CREDIT Obtainable in any amount up to £SO Savings Bank depositors may obtain a Post Office LETTER OF CREDIT to coyer a period of two months. Upon presentation of the letter. at any Money-order Office within the Dominion a portion or the whole amount of the credit may be withdrawn immediately. THE EMBARRASSMENT OF CARRYING LARGE SUMS OF MONEY DISAPPEARS IF YOU CARRY A LETTER OF CREDIT. Cost: 6d for first £lO or fraction. 3d for each additional £5. SECURITY FOR SMALL COST
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23054, 3 December 1936, Page 15
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435Page 15 Advertisements Column 4 Otago Daily Times, Issue 23054, 3 December 1936, Page 15
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