ABRAHAM WACHNER’S, DALGETY’S BUILDINGS, DON STREET. Where the New Shoes Are. NAVX BLACK, BROWN SUEDE SHOES—I9/6, 24/6, 27/6, MATRON’S’ SHOES; Navy, Black, Brown, Bottle (in fine Glace Kid)— 22/6, 24/6, 27/6, 32/6, MATRON’S BURGUNDY SHOES 27/6. 10/6, 12/6, 14/6 BLACK VELVETS. CROQUET SHOES—IS/0, 22/6. Ask to see the very new shades in Teal and Rose, 7/6, 16/6, 19/6, 22/6, 28/6 Lovely SILVER SHOES. 5/6—SUMMER SHOES. 12/6—SUMMER SHOES. 19/6, 22/6, 28/6 GOLD KID SHOES. Black or Brown Leather or Durata Sole SHOES—I9/6, 22/6, 24/6. 5/6, 6/6, 6/11, 7/6 BATHING SHOES. LADIES’ XMAS SLIPPERS—3/11, 5/6, 7/6,9/6.12/6,15/6. Just opened up Wine, Burgundy, Navy, Black, Brown, Emerald SWING BARS. 4 lines FABRIC SHOES-17/6. WINE LACE SHOES—I2/6. 8/11, 12/6, 15/6 WARD SHOES. 2/11’ 5/6 LADIES’ STRAP GYM SHOES. 3/11, 6/6 WHITE LACE GYM SHOES. Navy, Bottle. Black MATRONS’ Crinkle Crepe SHOES, LONDON TAN SUEDE WALKING SHOE. NAVY & WINE SUEDE WALKING SHOE. FAWN AND LONDON TAN WALKING SHOE. t n , KEDETTES. Very smart 4 x 7 only, ARCH SUPPORT SHOES. FAWN AND WHITE SPORTS. BLUE SANDAL SHOES, RED SANDALS—I,I/6. FAWN SANDALS—II/6. Navy, Bottle, London Tan ENGLISH .WELTS, Ask for PLAIN COURTS. Ask for VERY HIGH HEELS. BOYS’ BOOTS—IS/6, 16/6, BOYS’ SHOES—IS/6, 16/6, WE WOULD APPRECIATE THE FAMILY ORDER, CHILDREN’S PARTY STRAP SHOES Every wanted colour CHILDREN S 4x6,7 2 in SMART PATENTS FOR CHILDREN. MEN’S BEST SHOES-17/6, 19/6, 21/-, 25/-, 32/6, 35/-, Black, Brown or Patents, FARM BOOTS; nailed, H. & T., Durata or Leather soles—l7/6, 19/6, 24/0, 27/6, KNEE-12/6, 16/6, 19/6. THIGH-19/6, 24/6, LACE GUM BOOTS—I4/0. Any size, MEN’S BOWLING SHOEB-15/6. 8/11, 32/6 MEN’S ZIP BOOTS, LEATHER SLIPPERS—B/6, 12/6, MEN’S Navy, Black, Brown, Grey Green SANDALS; all sizes. MEN’S GYM SHOES—2/6,'3/6, 4/6, MEN’S BROWN COOKHAM BOOTS—--19/6, 25/-, 32/6. BRITISH COOKHAM BOOTS-24/6. 2x5 YOUTHS’ DULL GUM BOOTS. 3/11 BEST TENNIS SHOES. We stock Size 12 MEN’S TENNIS SHOES. Size 12 MEN’S BEST SHOES. Size 3x5 JOCKEY BOOTS, Size 2 LADIES' SHOES. Size 8 LADIES’ SHOES. , TTTrrm 4x9 LITTLE CHILDREN’S WHITE SHOES—2/11 Pair.
ABRAHAM WACHNER, DALGETY’S BUILDINGS, DON STREET. (OppoMte r—t OM—) 3/- EDITIONS Of Better Class Books, PHILIP GUEDALLA: “The Hundred Years.” MILDRED CABLE & F. FRENCH: “A Desert Journal,” HUGH RUTTLEDGE; “Everest 1933.” VISCOUNT GREY OF FALLODQN; “The Charm of Birds.” ALAN VILLIERS: “By Way of Cape Horn.” EDWARD SHACKLETON: “Arctic Journeys.” JAMES HILTON: “Goodbye Mr Chips,” A; SPENCER JONES; “Worlds without End.” CECIL ROBERTS; “The Diary of Russell Beresford,” (The writer’s own love story). SIR P. GIBBS: “The Soul of The War.” SIR P, GIBBS: “Romance of Empire.” SIR ERNEST BENN: “The Confessions of a Capitalist,” LOWELL THOMAS; “KabJuk of the Eskimo.” LOWELL THOMAS: “Beyond Khyber Pass SIR MAX PEMBERTON: “Life of Sir Henry Royce.” BEVERLEY NICHOLS: “Cry Havoc.” MARY WEBB: “Gone To Earth.” MARY WEBB: “Seven For a Secret,” J. RAMSAY MACDONALD; “Wanderings and Excursions,” ERIC LINKLATER: “Poets’ Pub,”
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Southland Times, Issue 23969, 8 November 1939, Page 6
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