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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 86, 16 August 1923, Page 2

NEW EXPRESSIONS IN FOOTWEAR AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. GENUINE CANADIAN GUM BOOTS (Men's), 183 6d. GENUINE CANADIAN GUM BOOTS duties') 12s 6d. LADIES' FOOTHOLD GOLOSHES, 4S 11d. Stylish Footwear in Odd Sizes for Ladies or Gents, at Half Cost Price (No exagg eratdon). PAT OX SHOES, wore 47s Gel, NOW 18s 11d. BLACK SUEDE OX SHOES, were '.'Sa, NOW 23s lid. GREY KID OX SHOES, were 87s 6d, WOW 18s 11d. PAT. STRAP SHOES, were 27s Gd, NOW 13s 11d. GIFTS' TAN BOOTS, were 655, NOW 28s 6d. , (If/} "~ f "V jramahw. 8 m A 1 STRATFORD. E. MARSHALL, Manager. THONB 98, IT IS NOT OUR BUSINESS IGNORE DEMANDS. ] And the demand for that pretty pledge of regard—the Engage--3 ment Ring—is as keen as over. We invite those interested to see our beautiful display of QUALITY ENOA GEMENT RINGS. Wo have them at nil prices, and in many different designs. The stoned are chosen carefully, the workmanship is excellent; therefore only the best will me et your inspection of these Rings. Call and permit us to demonstr ate our splendid-value engagement rings. .. *mw ML' EL*<& JEWELLER, STRATFORD. KS BSA nmsis^^^smsmssisss^mmsm ffIGEHEEE J VHI/Mli TT"^ GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS Thompson's Glove-fitting Corsets, are by no means an experiment. The are in fact, already an acknowledged success all over the L world. Here in ' New Zealand \ they will go far to revolutionise \ all ideas of Corset excellence and \ value. The wearer who desires to \ be assured that in her figure, she -».\ conforms to fashion's latest curve, ] can wear Thompson's Glove-fit- —•* ting Corsets with complete confidence. The lady who puts health considerations among the first of Corset essentials will also be fully satisfied with these goods, for they are the result of much care and thought, and they have been carefully tested before being placed on tbe market. WALTERS LTD. AGENTS FOR STRATFORD.

u£ J gin oohek ' 3Kcw ««t ; J A/>f£4 I"kb sapient observation reaches us from the pen of Mr. Charles Haines, of Wellington, the well-known authority on Newspaper Publicity. It is so much to ihc point, that we gladly reproclttc* Mr