SLUMP BOOTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16426, 14 May 1921, Page 9

SLUMP BOOTS.

BARGAINS RUSHED FORWARD. CONSIGNMENT FROM DUNEDIN, There in one peculiarity about slump goods, and that the fact that merchants prefer to sacrifice goods in towns other than their own. The object of this is. no doubt, to save their local markets as much ns possible. This practice has placed a lot of slump footwear from Dunedin into Mr Stewart Robinson’s hands for disposal, and he i« now busy rushing forward those new bargains. The quality of these new boots and phoes is simply splendid and the prices have been cut to zero for quick salon. Mr Stewart Robinson promises to make next week a ” red-letter ** week iit the boot trade, and witli these unprecedented bargains he undoubtedly will. A new lino of highest grade suedo slippers for ladies th© very best— now reduced to Gs fid, were 10s 6d. Best quality felt slippers, leather soles, reduced from 9a 6d to fis fid a pair. Men's wood-pegged shooters of th© well, known “Standard” brand, all leather, now cut to 22s fid. Boys and youths’ chrome Bals, heel and toe plates, the best made in New Zealand- sizes 3,4, and 6. usual price 27a 6el, last, week’s price 21s 6d, now only 19s lid. Mem's box calf boots, with extra wide welts, “ Standard ” brand—a very swankey boot in every detail, usually 555. now only 39s 6d. Women’s patent leather shoes now 21s a pair—these are the talk of the town. Gent's glace kid dancing shoes, now; ISs lid—wonderful value. A special line of women’s box chrome lace up, “ leglet ” boots, best qualitv, now reduced to 22s 6d a pair —don’t miss them. Men’s chrome Bals, genuine leather throughout—now only 22s 6d. You must see these to fully appreciate the phenomenal value. Don’t rnls* these bargains—thev are truly exceptional. fi