Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 82, 3 October 1931, Page 7

[Wake Up N.Z.I ACT NOW! I I (][ YOU reduce unemployment and keep N.Z. I I workers busy by buying your Footwear at Martin's. I I €J EVERY time you buy a pair of shoes from I I other countries you help to increase unemploy- I I ment here and consequently make conditions worse I I for yourself. I I f{ MARTIN'S have built up a tremendous shoe I I business in Wellington by consistently giving the I I public an honest deal. I ■ Children's Black, Tan and Patent Shoes Brown or Black Patent STRAP SHOE I ■ All sizes: 3«-6« ... ~. 4/11 x. aiu.tr.ud. I ■ 9. ..j ■*.* '"' o/fi *»>• '•■• with gfiLH^Lnfemue^dl^/^ ■ ma ■^^P^^^r/ Zs and os . r.-.i 9/o • _ .. _ mv>mm««wmm«Bflßr/ awl ■ ffHßßV|^^/ Spanish or Cv- Hjh^HßßJ^f - ■ I ■H^ms«B^aJ* S *'>>^ a w Dont wait tiM b*B hMl>> *"* Wmwlß«m«H. \ I I Get in Early! . ' JLaM £ £ I I Brown Glace or Black Patent SHOE— ' Smart Black Satin COURT SHOE— I I illustrated — This Here I. a Snip I ■ Shoe is made up with for the wide I I n^H^mHwN^J*fto£ either Cuban or Span*( £!*]?: 9*!* mrjßYmvV I I fj^^^^^H ( on is to buy them. w Cikti VaH^HYHVXi I I Crepe Soled j SPORTS CREPE SOLE TIE SHOE Brown Glace or I ■ SPORT SHOES— . -Fine White Cum with Brown fad**.' Black Patent ■ ■ Wkif Cm. Crepe Sol.; Md Crep ' $°le ■"* "^"{SiflSS ' STRAP OT COURT SHOES ■ ■ Sport Shoe. Oxford .tyU. , /^^ *«d ««»«r*l on wry mwl Urtfc Cukwß B Not. our pric. If. » wr , [ X^NfcV ; « *«*» *«-*1 ■ been beaten. I s v I I 3/11 l^iT-^ I 14/6 I B"~ ' j PRETTY TIE SHOE—In Brown or I ■ ■ SLIPPERS— Black Patent Leather— I FLEETFOOT Samples ■ ■ Warm Wool Felt Slipper* at SpanUh 4Af W. h.T. a null balanc of ■ ■ a price that wUI aHow yon to Hnli. I#l- - ' OBr hufa '""**•• •*v FJm*- ■ ■ buy two or three pain. JK\ W** l^ I]] *«»* Sample, that *••*•■ ■ GenU' Canvas SPORT SHOES— f Gents Patent OXFORD SHOES— 1 .^^^Bv tVIUi OrOwD , flo^^v^ HI V^H, Leathw fno*-' , -- ■» HI ■ 9M iHV^B «tylek Round ~ Marti.'. SH^H^H^HVSV ■ ■ mty^^S. sSv^T ud medium Unbeatable M^H^^^BflHw ■ ■ HereYouar^Bowlen! 1 Gents' Blade OXFORD SHOES— ■ I Absolutely the Be»t Shoe for the Game! WJA Sfearo ««d Pointed Tow. £ ■ ■ Pl»Me Crtpl lUsnpvMrti. '^^' N***l *jSHkj < ■ ■ JP***"*** 1^ \ A«i Rert. In Tms>a«hp4l' iV^Hfea^^wflHW ■ Hj I. White or (l»«4 Vahsi IH^^HmH^bbw^H^Hw Eml |«DURATA» fl??^. 11,?!!? 1, ..«— BROWN I ■aaai m^».« h «m^».^^■•hm , AIW iMfV IS Ul DM* tUW lH IMUUB SHOW _■ ■■ mmjm_am mm fliffAPfl ' H^l ■ SOLE BOOTS— <; m Wellington. Special reinforced Crepe OXFORD SHOES— ■ ■ * Sol., with cushion uuele. ■ iThu i. the Ideal Worlrfag < ifc,. p. I la two aaiart, ea^MUtbc ■ I Boot, fitted with the famooa R^^o^^fcß^H^ / aft >M*** *4nar* ""^ »**■*•«* ■ I triple-wear, non-chid aoleiaf., - M^^P^Bmßß^ lI\W ' loM" *«*» npwi—ti ■ B Get a pair right away. ' K^W^C^^^^HgW, / ""* *nß">M**ol*'" »•!••• • ■ I A l<m + White Canvas Crepe Sole i LIGHT WORKING BOOT '"] B ■ >f/ll SPORT SHOES— -H.l. «;, awn. Doaway T •■/.•«■ | T AI aiggrjSs! iwtr>"y' I sff^jjjr A4i I I ft ACHING FEET AND PAINFUL CORNS will make ma the wearing of a pair of ■ I m\ "Walkover." a tire Mine ' business. Mr. Frank, Martin, oar Foot Expert, has had 12 Hj ■ VFr year.' experience in .uccessfully treating corns, bvnions, weak and fallen arches, etc I |/iT Why not consult him right away? It will- cost yow nothing to get his adriee, And his Hj ■ llrin advie. {.certainly worth having. All treatment, are guaranteed painless and pleasant. _■ ■ ffjjad MR. FRANK MARTIN :: Foot Specialist. v ConeulUUon Free :: 'Phone. ■ mnnnnnnnn^^^^nnnT^^^nnnnn^^^^^nnnn^^^^^^^nnn^^^^^^^nnnn^^nnnn^^^nn^^^nnnnP^^^^^^nannnnnnnl ' 'I I HB - V HW A^^H *• SB mil I IML <*^^H^mi ' l H Ik jl BW' :^B H\' '- mnnnnnl' '■■' m " BB^Blt1 M^mnnnni ■ I Courtenay Place and Willis Street I