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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 528, 4 December 1928, Page 4

You can always give slippers Here, at Stone's you will find an extensive collection of slippers such as Aucklanders have never seen before. Novel brilliant hued attractive and most serviceable. We advise early shopping while stocks are so complete and all sizes in all colours are available. | ■'* Vy V rSvgV ! vi •' c ? 10/6 ZN.l492—Moccasins make charming gifts. This one is in wine colour glove leather with fur binding. Stone’s Wonder Value, 10/6. Postage 6d. Other qualities all made bv the Red Indians, at 12/6, 14 6. 18 6, and 21/-. The 18/6 moccasin is a very beautiful slipper. 5/11 3/6 s* 55> Si ZN.l46o—toadies’ camel hair slipper with thick felt and leather sole. Sizes S to 7. Stone's Wonder Value, 36. Postage 6d. ZN.ls4s—Ladies’ Felt Slipper with leather sote and heel piece. Painty Nik ribbon trim and silk pom-pom In Cherry, fcaxe. Rose, Helio., and -\a\v. Stone’s V ender Value 5 11 Postage 6d. 6/11 5/11 ZN.1797 Ladies' Felt Slipper. Rainbow rosette and collar trim. Felt and leather sole. In Sax*-, Tabac, or Navy. Stone’s Wonder Value, 5/11. Postage 6d. Z N .295 Ladies’ Cosy-toe Felt Slipper with soft padded sole. A favourite gift. In Rose, Saxe, C herry, Helio., or Navy. Stone’s ■Wonder Value, 6/11. Postage 6d Also leather sole, 7/11. From , 4/11 - S 3 i r> m 3/6 Z N .3205—Children’s novel Christmas Cracker Slippers. In Red or Blue felt. Stone's Wonder Value Sizes 3 to 6, 3/6; 7 to 9, 3/11. PostZN.ll6o—When a youngster opens this novelty box, two furry bunnies pop their ears out of their cubby holes. The bunnies are real slippers with strong leather soles. In Fink. Pale Blue or Fawn. Sizes: 4 to 6. 4/11; 7 to 9, 5/9. Postage 6d. 9/6 3/11 ZN.26l—Men's Camel Hair Slippers in dark check colours. Thick felt and leather soles. Stone’s Wonder Value, 3/11. Other qualities at 4/6, 6/9. 8/11, and 9/6. Postage 6d. ZN.3o3—Men’s Black Leather Slipper with leather sole, 9/6. Tan leather, 10/6. Other qualities at 11 6. 12/6, 15/6, and 15/11. In black patent leather with rubber heel, 14/6. Postage Sd. ST ONE’S SHOE STORES 225-227 QUEEN STREET (Corner of Darby Street), AUCKLAND. SI, Karangahape Road 41, Marine Square, Devonport 220, Broadway, Newmarket Dominion Road Terminus Dilworth Buildings, Customs St. K. And at Whangarei

f279Prizes LAUNDfiINiJ 1/ VICTORY 8d PER BAR The Kr«*t«st Soap Competition ever held in New Zealand. Save the wrappers from Laundries or Victory Soap K. <=> ' C r* send as many as you can fa “Laundrine,” Box 329, Ounedin, before 3lst May, 1929. Laundrine Wrapper ':<vo fce c ? t 6 „ ,l> VWf tv rues Wrapper counts 10 points, victory Wrap) 5 points. Total your points when sendinr in entry, and state name and McLEOD BROS.. LTD. . R. ±» u'x jl> t'ty x.ta Agents* MCIPRysP^