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of Safe Bargains DEARE’S Slaughter Reduction SALE HI The Exchange Rate has increased to 25%. This means that 20/- worth of goods will cost 25/- in future. Buy Now and Save Money. Our Prices will NOT be advanced while present stocks last.’ ' WONDERFUL VALUES! SLAUGHTERING REDUCTIONS! PRICES CUT I SPLIT KIP SHOOTERS. J ♦Ww WWKgr ' No Cap. Nailed. Solid leather. Heavily reduced. Sale Price ~ .. J 4/y — MEN’S FULL KIP SHOOTERS. SCHOOL SHOES FOR GIRLS. , N° Cap. Pegged and Screwed Soles. Nailed, with Toe and Heel Plates. • Fine‘Chrome 1-Bar ( Sewn Soles, ■ .JvS YSkPThousands of Pairs of Ladies’ Slaughtered Sale Price ... .. •• 18/9 Sizes 7-9 Sizes 10-1 1/g 2-5 niimprniiq'to describe are MEN’S EAST INDIA KIP SHOOTERS. . e , • w/w / z 'W Sh ° ■ numerous to uescrwe are Whole back . No Cap. Nailed. Pegged and Screwed Soles. Wonderful Value. Selected ATHFR ANF-STRAP SHOF9 being offered at ridiculous prices. Quality. Reduced to Wholesale Price ... .. •• 19/9 PATENT LEATHER ONE OIKAP btiOES. Im MEN’S BROWN HELVETIA SHOOTERS. Wonderful Value! ■ -ff- ft Remember Prices will Rise on ac-. No Cap. Nailed and Plated Soles. This boot is guaranteed the genuine Helvetia sizes 7-9 g./g Sizes 10-1 Q/g Sizes 2-5 jg/g . r in, Leather. This offer cannot be repeated. ‘ > count of the increased exchange. Buy sia« g h«™a sale rn«e ... .. jg/<) same with ca. .. .. 17/9 „ nY rATT , „„ nPS . PnR filßl<s Now and Save! Every pair a Bargain! MEN’S BROWN “ZUG” GRAIN WORKING BOOT. AAk Wonderful Value. Selected quality. Un-nailed. Solid leather. Smart, Dressy, yet strong. vx Slaughtered Sale Price - 19/9 Sizes 7-9 7/g Sizes 10-13 j ! /fl Sizes 1-2 ig/fl 100 Pairs of Good Quality . —— ■ -- s o 16/0 A sorted sizes and MEN’S BOX CALF SHOES. — — — J \ n/in ~\ bnoes. Assoriecl Ful j fitting wide toe. Built to look smart and wear well. XJ'" ■ j desiffilS 7/11' Slaughtered Sale Price 15/9 HEAVY REDUCTIONS IN BOYS’ BOOTS Y rf: MEN’S BOX CALF SHOES. AND SHOES FOR BACK TO SCHOOL ife. ttf, . ntZ-ll ' • With Double life Rubber Sole and Heel. Only'while Stocks last. WEAR. J & • 350 Pairs at 9/ 1 J Slaughtered Sale Price .. • 16/9 (i * MEN’S GENUINE WILLOW CALF SHOES. EXTRA STRONG SCHOOL BOOTS. tWAI94 Pairs at . 11/9 -With Double-life Rubber Soles and Heels. Full fitting. Cannot be replaced at the price. * With Double wear Rubber Soles and Heels. Wide a Slaughtered Sale Price 19/9 fitting. -sn/A MEN’S PATENT LEATHER DRESS SHOES. Sizes 10-13 j fl/fl Sizes 1-2 «9/«T Sizes 3-5 i 4/fl ‘ * 60 Pairs at IZ/9 Smart and heavily reduced. Latest design and shape. I ■ ® ■"/ ** / ® Slaughtered Sale Price* " ” 17/9 ' *■ t> o : vo MEN’S GENUINE WELTED SHOES. SELECTED QUALITY BOX CALF SHOES. jaSap? (D pairs di 1«J/ In Box Calf and Brown Willow . Calf. Absolutely reduced by nearly Half, and made ■ j n Box Calf, With Sewn Soles. Full fitting., Neat ' by the manufacturers of the famous “Monarch” Brand. appearance. 1 w ’ rifjaa 75 Pairs at 18/9 Slaughtered Sale Price .. ■■■ 17/9 Sizes 10-13 |Q/g Sizes 1-2 | g/9 . Sizes 3 * 5 (4/9 JasHEI HEAVY REDUCTION IN MEN’S TENNIS SHOES. Lr . . , IQ/11 White Canvas with White sole • 3/3 DOUBLE LIFE SCHOOL BOOTS. X airs a I*7/ Brown Canvas with Brown sole .. .. .. ! •• . 3/3 All .Leather. . Solid construction. Built to stand the e& /» '5P*- ’ „ . , ' . / /4 - b hardest wear. Plenty of fitting, yet not clumsy. JS I WBM n , White Canvas with Crepe sole •• Zl/X ■ - -■' „ .■ ' . «„ . , g Every Pair Guaranteed to be Less than Sunbum c i„v.s c w sole 4/3 a.-10-1. 8/| | s.ze s i- Z | |/9 j3/9 .y Half the Usual Price. Special Line of Men’s Tennis Shoes, in Black and Brown .. .. .. BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES HEAVILY BASEBALL BOOTS FOR KNOCKING ABOUT. , All Brown and White and Black— ti VU/D" To Clear, Men’s 6/6 Boys’ sizes .. 4/11 and 5/6 I 1/3, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11 TUT A I TTTI ew Plymouth OtAlCKfl M iL 1U« -'‘and Stratford.

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Taranaki Daily News, 31 January 1933, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 31 January 1933, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 31 January 1933, Page 4

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