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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21559, 23 January 1940, Page 4

Meet Every Occasion on a £*IHIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11 A |! Footing W’ x Black Suede 5 hole tie Shoe with medium 11 T r toe and smart Spanish heel. This shoe is , , , / /Q = trimmed with the camisole top and cut- A very smart Shoe in six shades o: sue cs M A ,/rAA-J’i : outs finished with rows of self coloured 111 tonings of I 1 awn to deep Rust, in the . / L “ : stitching. Ideal for costumes, etc. latest cut-out swing bar, with toe. peeper. t Vi'/f Price 37/6 Spanish heel Price 32/6 1 A stylish shoe in Green Glace with high- A snappy style in Blue Glace and Suede W = stitched front and side gussets. Spanish w }th punch trimming and the new side-tie fe/ T / : heel Price 36/6 with side cut-outs. Spanish 1 Wine Suede Shoe with kid trimmings to = tone, in the popular swing bar style. •—— £ Spanish heel. .. .. Price 32/6 jgv If Va 1 We have new stocks arrived ut Ladies’ AC'ik ' ; White Buckskin Court Shoes with Blue and rtJxZnl. WJ ti '' Brown caps and heels. Spanish heel. J /I\v\ = Price 29/6 m = An attractive style in Royal Blue Suede. A slashed tie toe in bright colours for 1/ II = Cut-outs and stitching in leaf design, with Beach wear, in the new Arrabuck ®/ Zl L- = the popular scalloped top. Spanish heel. materials. Low Cuban heel. Also in all sSi/ Price 35/- White. .. .. Price 19/11 V © Footwear for Men ® —-7 A I -—o = Men’s Black Glace and Box Calf Shoes. Men’s Black Glace Derby Shoe, wide \ = Well known English makes: Crockett and fitting. Hykide sole and rubber heel. Also WV'-'J £ Jones, Mocassin, Tecnic, Wearra. Ranging in box calf. . . . . Price 39/6 I && 1»f r in prices from 32/6 to 55/-. Also in Tan. J7I The popular Monarch Brand in a Tan / W J = Men’s Tan Calf Oxford Sports Shoes, . Grain Derby Shoe, Mocassin front, Storm LdF = White rubber sole. .. Price 37/6 welt sole. . . . . Price 32/6 I THE Is ■ O—- ® Footwear Specialists ® ™ 1 | 1

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