Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 24886, 28 October 1942, Page 4

ABRAHAM WACHNER’S, DALGETY’S BUILDINGS, DON STREET. Upstairs. YOUNG MEN’S SHOES—22/6, 24/6, 27/6, Black or Brown. In half sizes. MEN’S NAILED BOOTS-23/6, 24/6, 27/6. MEN’S DURATA BOOTS—23/6, 24/6, 27/6. MEN’S H. & T. BOOTS—23/6, 24/6, 27/6. MEN’S GYM SHOES—3/6, 5/6, 7/6. MEN’S SANDALS—I2/6, 14/6. ASK TO SEE THE LATEST IN LADIES COATS MEN’S SLIPPERS—7/6, 12/6. MEN’S SLIPPER BOOTS—IO/6, 25/6. TENNIS. TENNIS. 3x5 WHITE LACE GYM SHOES—S/6 Pair. 3x7 LADIES’ White or Brown Strap GYM SHOES—S/6 Pair. Every Size. Every Colour. CHILDREN’S and LADIES’ SANDALS IN STOCK. ASK FOR LADIES’ TWO TONE SHOES. NAVY AND WHITE. BROWN AND WHITE. BLACK AND WHITE. TAN AND WHITE. FAWN AND WHITE. 24 SNIPS in LADIES’ FUR COATS. Just Arrived 10 new lines MATRON’S Navy, Black, Brown and Brown Green HEALTH SHOES. XMAS SLIPPERS; all colours. abeahaT WACHNER, DALGETY’S BUILDINGS, UPSTAIRS. DON STREET. SOUTH’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD. Successors to Strong fid.. | BOOKSELLERS & | (Opposite Post Office) BOOKS , w ■ For those who like plenty’mt action. “SIX FEET OF DYNAMITE,” 8/-. Berkley Gray. A story of a secret service man who penetrated into the heart of Germany to rescue his friend from a concentration camp. How he narrowly escapes many times makes thrilling reading. (A Norman Conquest story). “SHOWHOUSE SOLD,” 9/6. Russell Thorndike. The story of a man who stopped at nothing to gain his own ends. Embezzlement, bigamy, double murder and how he was sold in the end. “WARE DANGER,” 9/6. Gordon Ashe. A fast moving thriller. “THE MARQUIS OF CARABAS,” 11/-. “THE SWORD OF ISLAM,” 7/-. Rafael Sabatini. You can always be certain of action with Sabatini. “A DEED WITHOUT A NAME,” 8/-. “BOTANY BAY,” 11/6. (Action all the way), by the authors of “Mutiny on the Bounty,” Charles Nordhoffe and James Norman Hall. a^saC * >>eUi ° VALUES IN MEN’S WEAR

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