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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 1, 3 September 1923, Page 2

WONDERFUL FOOTWEAR BARGAINS STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE NO REDUCTION LESS THAN 10 PER CENT. , ALL SIZZES IN THE FOLLOWING LINES: MEN'S SMART CHROME DERBY BOOTS 17/11 ME\ S" GENUINE BOXCALF DERBY BOOTS 41'3 MENS VISCOLISED DERBY BOOTS 22/6 LADIES' GLACE LACE SHOES PATENT CAP. 15/11 LADIES' GLACE STRAP SHOES* (Bostocks) 18/11 LADIES' PATENT DERBY SHOES 18/H 100 PAIRS OF BROKEN SIZES, \LL GOOD SHAPES AT LESS. THAN COST PRICE. z SHQ&/sr& ~ E. MARSHALL, Manager. ITRATPORD. THONH ML a * m ■ %i m i.% m m B*. s? sc> 1 l? m *<&■ m?M A BEAUTIFUL RANGE OF GIFT COODB. We invite inspection of our splendid display of Silverware and Electroplate. Many articles for presentation purposes are featured. These include: Tea and Coffee Services and Tea Sets, Oak and E.P.N.S. T-ays and many other lines both useful and ornamental. Prominently identified with these Quality Goods are our Reasonable Prices. JOHN PETRIE JEWELLER, STRATFORD. 'PHONE 248. aBBEIEIBBBBISBKBBIBISB^ box ei. ?3'o\oOooQ

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 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 ed on the market WALTERS LTD. AGENTS FOR c-TT?-\TFOim £i<K(£ii/ K» fc^km^ wi bAtA <#&»*«* Hiis sapient observation reaches us from the pen of Mr. Charles Haines, of Wellington, the well-known authority on Newepapei Publicity. It is so much to the point, that we gladly raproduea Ms brief MMWgaph