JOFFRE'S FAME.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17116, 11 April 1921, Page 8

JOFFRE'S FAME.

THE CREED OF FAITH AND * ! PERSISTENCY. Joff re's fame rests not on brilliant strategy so much as on a rugged and unswerving belief that what u right should be done—and then proceeding to do it. Honest conviction with thoroughgoing effort is tho proved basis of every great political reform • and every successful business effort. Mr Stewart Robinson's full appreciation of the needs of the public, and In* untiring efforts to jrovido what the* require, make his boot shop in Cash* street the busiest shopping centre i( , Christchurch to-day. Mr Stewart Rob inson wants you to think about his ne« prices—to come to his busj? boot shop „ in Ca3hel street and see the boot bar* gains without end. Men's Patent Evening Shoes, slightly soiled, lace and Court, usually 25s 6d, now 16s 64, „ Girl's High-grade Ballet Shoes, wortk|fe £1 Is, now 15s 6d. Men's Glace Kj*|§ Zealandia Boots—still some left aiSßtigl 6d. Men's Box Calf Waited Boots, witkff double welted soles, 32s 6d, from 455. Scotch-grained Shooters, HUk }j incomparable boot for hard work, w«r» £ Bold at 38s, now only 26s 6d. Youths* ~~ Chrome Boots, with heel and too plates, sizes 2to s's, 21s 6d—a drop of 6s » - pair. Ladies' Evening Shoes from 6a '; to 17s 6d a pair. Real Suede Slippwt - * with roll tops reduced from 10s'6a to 78 lid—birrgest value in town to-day. |t These are but a few of the wonderful $ bargains—see the window display sjn| you'll appreciate what low prices really j, are. , ($ ■ Snecial knock-out bargain for Foot* if bailers:—The highest grado Football A Boots for 16s 6d a pair—exceptional | value, unequalled elsewhere. I ,s