BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16261, 30 October 1920, Page 11

BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK.

rhe coming Carnival Week promises l ° f tllG mosfc Pleasant ever held m Christchurch, There is every promise of good weather, and never n ' ore public more prone to enjoy themselves than at tho present time. It is an -interesting fact that everybody feols at their best when well dressed; and it is important to-note bliat v. distinct aid in good dressing is found at Stewart Robinson’s shop in Cashel Street. Mr Stewart Robinson has just landed scores of cases of the latest footwear lust in time for Carnival Week—all the scarce suede shoes that ladies Imre been waiting for are iiow_ available—and, as usual, Stewart Robinson’s prices are much lower than what yon would expect to pay. Take these examples:—Ladies’ Black Suede Shoes, the very latest style creations, and 39s 6d a pair. Ladies* iini* tatioa Grey Suede Shoes—a masterpiece that is undetectable, that wears as long as real suede, but costs much less—in Court and Derby styles, price only 28s 6d. Ladies’ fine qualitv poplin shoes, with Louis heels, made by “ Bally,” the famous Swiss Manufacturer, a high-grade line; price 2-ls 6d a pair. Ladies’ Real Grey Suede Shoes—now so fashionable—price 45s a pair. Men’s Tan Summer Boots—big shipment just landed at an exceptionally low price, now soiling at 32s 6d a pair. Aten’s Black Glace Kid Derby Boots, with widc-wolted soles, specially reduced to 3us—this a genuine discount price. And.there’s a host of other holiday lines at equally low prices at Stewart Robinson’s Boot Shop, Cashel Street West, 6