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Whether its EVERY-DAY wear or a DRESS-UP function,
we have Die BOOTS and SHOES for all occasions.
For Shoes of general appearance and stylish distinction,
we confidently affirm that they cannot be excelled any
where for PRICES, QUALITY and WEAR!
LADIES' WHITE VELVET SANDAL BAR SHOES, medium spike
"bcfcls 7/11 PAIR.
LADIES' GLACE KID (Tie or Bar) "HEALTH SHOES," Arch Supports,.
full or half sizes; all shapes 13/6 PAIR.
LADIES' BLACK GLACE BAR SHOES. leather heels. Matron last, fit
everybody 11/9 PAIR.
MARSHALL'S LADIES' TAN BAR SHOES, welted soles, sport beds,
full""or half" sizes 13/6 PAIR
GOLF SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT SALE PRICES.
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WHYBROW*S TAN-WILLOW CALF BAR SHOES, welted soles, full or
half sizes .. .. 14/9 PAIR.
LADIES'PATENT, COURT 5HOES, medium spike heels .. 9/11 PAIR.
LADIES' GLACE KID COURT SHOES, in four shapes, full or half sizes,
all beds 14/9 PAIR.
LADl£$* PATENT BAR SHOES, juplor spike heels, all shapes—
9/11 PAIR
LADIES* BLACK VELVET COURTS, medium heels 16/6 PAIR.
LADIES' EVENING SHOES in Crepes. Silver Kids, Velvets, Satins—in
Toeless Sandal Bars, T-Bar and Courts; medium or full spike heels—
HIGH-GRADE SHOES at LOW PRICES!
LADIES' BLACK CALF 4-HOLE TIE SHOES, brogue caps, welted soles,
sport heels 13/11 PAIR.
EVENING SHOES TINTED TO ANY DESIRED SHADE.
LADIES' BROWN CALF^-BUCKLE SHOES, welted soles, leather sjK>rt
heels 12/6 PAIR.
LADIES' TAN TIE GOLF SHOES, rubber soles, slashed "tongues—
15/9 PAIR.
MEN'S TAN KIP MILITARY BOOTS, sprigged soles, heel tips, toe
plates if required •. : 9/11 PAIR
MEN'S BOX HIDE SHOES>-slitdied soles, all shapes 11/9 PAIR.
MEN'S PATENT DRESS SHOES, pump soles, all sizes .. ..6/9 PAIR.
MEN'S HEALTH SHOES in Box Calf or Tan Willow Calf, arch supjiorts,
all shapes .. ; .. 16/6 PAIR
MEN'S GLACE WALLABY BOOTS, plain toes, welted soles, 16/9 PAUL
Repairs Done While Yon Wait.
Richardson & Co. Limited
Katammg and Branches.
AUSTRAL TERRACE and CUVE STREET,
* KATANNING,
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make it their business to watch over the interests of
their many customers, both in the country and town.
As seasonal requirements come to the fore, so do
they bring for the need of the people of the district
the very thing they may require.
SHEARING TIME APPROACHES!
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WOOL-BALE FASTENERS, STENCILLING INKS. EMERY ^
CLOTH, DAVIS LIQUID GLUE, RADDLE and MARKING ^
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The^tet COOPER LB. HANDPIECES; MARVEL, BRISTOW, J
TRIUMPH ami BERGON COMBS; LISTER, LISTER,FLYER X
andCOOPER CUTTERS to fit all makes of handpieces. )T
BLADE SHEARS, CRUTCH1NG SHEARS, WOOLPACKS, ^
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£ GROCERIES .... DRAPERY . .. HARDWARE. %
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCKS IN TOWN. <j
A.PJL UNION
FIRE and W ACCIDENT
ASSURANCE.
All Classes ol Fire, Accident, Growing Crops and Hailstone
Insurance. Low Rates and Prompt Settlements.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES.. , | ^
Thomson Bros., Ltd., Daping Sfrect, Katanmng, ffihohe 73.
CHURCH NOTICES.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23. 1936.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
Katanning.
10.30 a.in. Catechism.
11 a.m. Matins
7.30 ii.iii. Evensong.
KATANNING BAPTIST CHURCH.
Katanning 11 a.m.
—Rev. E. E. BeecEam.
(President of Baptist Union.)
Marracoonda 3 p.m.
—Rev. E. L. Becehuo.
Katanning 7.30 p.m. "The Promise is to
You."
—Rev. J. Hendry.
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Saturday, 7?nd. at 6 p-m.:
Welcome Tea to Rev. E. L. Beecham.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Katanning Circuit.
Katanning—
10 a.m. Junior Christian Endeavour.
11 a.m. Morning Worship.
2.30 p.m. Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. Subject: "The Christian
Response to World Needs."
Carrol up 3 p.m.
—Rev. Reuben Steer.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Katanning 11 am.
—Mr. T. Dig gin*.
Boongadoo 11 a.m.
Badgebup 3 p.m.
Katanning 7.30 p.m.
—Rev. J. R. Thrum.
Tuesday, 25th:
United C.E. Meeting—Echo Rally.
TOILET APPLIANCES. TOILET
ARTICLES, ALL PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES & NYALL CHEMISTS'
SPECIALTIES at CITY PRICES
from
E. GILBERT,
THE CHEMIST.
Austral Terrace Katanning.
DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE have
been waiting for the 1936 Toe H BalL
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slmtui ImirarWma at all Nd MOecaE
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