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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 8, 1 August 1930, Page 7

—tti -»ciT-«!ii;i!<jonr.a»gtio»%Ti -raniiOTniim lIHITO I' 9 r Savings for the menfolk—-valuable, highclass shoes, made by makers of high repute, heavily reduced. Glance at the shoes shown below —time to buy, eh ? Yes, NOW ! Everybody Children’s shoes down to factory cost—heavy Reductions on Women’s Don’t forget HANNAHS Knockout Bargain! MEN’S BROWN or BLACK BOOT or SHOE. All sizes. Sale Price Pin-punched caps -sewn' soles - smart toes All seeds, as usual, POST FREE for cash with order. Sale Prices for cash only asps 1 Awi \ ryr. \> jf i \ * m w/ ) /m n "4 wm iffi m hJ tn e&4*iSr * 23JBS" tJs English Ma he IVom Rich Brown Willow Calf Oxford Lace Shoes, smartly designed uppers, new rolled edge welted soles. Reliable English make, clearing at 24 9 The same shoe in Black Box Calf, 23/9 The same shoe in superior quality Patent Leather ... 24/9 Box Calf Oxford Lace Shoe, welted soles, smart medium shape “Phitwell, 18,9. Get in early ; they are going fast ! Black Box Calf Derby Lace Shoes, neat cap, welled soles, medium round shape, wonderful filters. Clearing at 2 1/3 Also in Black Glace Kid, 21 /3 Also :n Rich Brown Willow Calf, 22/6 A \\A m ... O - v --Vf.%

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