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Southland Times, Issue 20633, 3 November 1928, Page 20 (Supplement)

_ iOlb fc, Wlu , / diddled the jooiivear y Paul Andre adapts // (or Hew Zealand-, I IMcddZeaZ builds it Io National Forms! V C77T)HEN Paris talks Fashion —the world \ listens eagerly, attentively. In . ... ... , 0 ' ' At Deauville you will see charming shoes, as well as hats and gowns, Paris is versions of this sandal-type shoe. In < , marron kid trimmed with a cleverly the Style centre. figured tan kid. Semi-spike heel. Auto-turn sole-. Matchless realise this. We also realise that one cannot properly follow fashion from afar. Therefore, we have arranged ! for a complete and authoritative style \ service from the very birth-place of , fashion —Paris. The low heeled court has taken Paris Paul Andre, eminent Parisien shoe designer, by storm. Andri sends us this model . . " m dawn kid with Galuaa trimming, has been retained by us exclusively for New Auto-turn sole. Zealand. Whenever a new style is created, it is immediately despatched to us. Matchless then deftly mould it to New Zealand lasts, thus assuring perfect comfort; for in the various countries, foot-types differ just as much as do facial and figure-types, and shoes built for say English or American foot-types are not, as a rule, suitable for New Zealand conditions. —minjjj.;., A dweller of the lowland? climbs The new Matchless models are very modestly '? hcl ? ht ; of smartness—lizard calf . r i n. charmingly trims this shoe or black priced. Most styles thirty to forty shillings. patent. Auto-turn sole. beautiful Shoes. II! OBTAINABLE AT: J C. G. BOYCE, Invercargill. C. PATON, Invercargill. , J. McCURDY, Invercargill. A. WEIR & SON, Invercargill. A KINGSLAND & CO., Invercargill. HOLMES BROS., Invercargill. S. McDonald, LTD., Invercargill, Gore, and Wyndham. V MacGIBBON & CO., Gore; A. A. ROSE, Gore. /1/aAs / G 5

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