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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 3, 25 October 1924, Page 2

DAINTY WHITE SHOES YOU MUST HAYE A FAIR! * p • - ■■ ■ —~—— THE STYLES WE ARE NOW SH OWING ARE THE VERY LATEST —AS WITH ALL OTHER FOOTWEAR —QUALITY IS AN IMPORTANT FEATURE. ■ - SELECT YOURS FROM OUR NEW RANGE. I * OUR PRICES MEAN MONEY SAVED. ■■ i • v K)-«n>a SUMMER FROCKS that ARE THE ESSENCE OF STYLE AND GOOD TASTE. HERE, AT WALTERS, YOU’LL FIND THEM IN PLEASINGLY ASSORTED RANGES—FROCKS, THE VERY APPEARANCE OF WHICH DENOTE STYLE AND COOLNESS, WHILE THE QUALITIES AND PRICES ASSURE YOUR GETTING THE FINEST POSSIBLE VALUE. WE LIKE YOU TO SEE THESE GARMENTS, MAY WE SHOW YOU THEM TO-DAY. WALTERS DRAPERS AND MILLINERS. £ r* ‘lk LIMITED , BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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