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SUITSMEN'S GREY ALL-WOOL TWEED —74/9. MEN'S PETO.NE ALL-WOOL SUITS — MEN'S FAST DYB JVAVY feLUfi BBRGE SUITS—£S/5/-. MEN'S NEW ZEALAND WORSTED SUITS, In Plain and Check Greys, Hymo rronts, our own make, Fo3's scree, Indls'o dye^— £6/15/-. . MF.N'S BLUE DENIM TROUSERS —8/11 i MEN'S GREY STRIPED COTTON TWEED TROUSERS —9/11. MEN'S HATtDWEAR GREY STRIPED TROUSERS —13/6. MEN'S H\RDWEAR GREY STRIPED ' TROUSERS —18/ S. ?.!FN'S ALL-WOOL TWEED" TROUSERS^ 21/-: men's ne\v zem.ann saddle tweed Grey ttiouserp — 2s/-. men's gre\m tennis trousers— l 9/8. men's cream wool gabardine trousers—3o/-. MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Strfped—B/11. MEN'S NEOI.ir.E SHIRTS. Black and White Stripes—6/11. MEN'S NEW T'E SriIRTSj Striped, with collars — 7/11. MF.VS FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, Striped— 5/11. MEN'S UNION RfHRTS—9/8. • • "F.vs wniik-nr, shirts, with , Collafi nr>YS ; RITE SHIRTS —2/11. ?.!FVS STRIPED BLUE! PRINT SHIRTS— B/11. MFN'S STRIPED FLANNELETTE SHIRTS— B/11. MEN'S STRIKED GRANPRILL—B/11, MFN'S STRIPED HEAVY FLANNELETTE—

B/11. Mc-N-ts prntPKn RUtF, DRILL—e/Hi MEN'JJ NEW ZEALAND ALL-WOOIj CARDIGAN JACKETS', Heathei , , Brown and Grey—lß/6, thts stofk is c speciat tstnc tn'men's HEADWEAR, OUR NEW H>T nrPARTWENT* Iβ BOOMING. FFi.T hats, r.rpv. Mole Brown—l*'e. ff.lt hats, Orey, Black. Bron-n— lT/e. FET.T HAT'S. Lie-lit r.i-oy, Dark Grey. Bro-a-n, Mole—2l /- end 30-. FEt.T MATS. Wonrirow's Litriu nnrt Dark r.rry. Fnvcn, Mnlp—3s/_ S nd <»5/-. FEI.T HATS. ''BorsallDO, -, Grey, Fawn, MEN'S VELOuns, Brown, Grey, and Black ■—426. MF>'P VEI niT.S, Lig-ht and Dark Grey and Fpwn — an c. MEN'S S?UK-ll\En LIGHT A*n n\RK RBKY. IH)n\n- ANn Rl,\rK HATS 63/-. SIFNS woonnow vEi.oms. siik-uncii MEN'S woonnnws. I.ie-ht anrt narl; Grcv Rmrni.- FA-wn. nnd ninrk—7s/-. MEN'S STRAW nr>.\TFns;._i2/fi 15 / e _ MFM'S PANAMA H\TR—ls'S, J»O'-, ;55/_ JIE.N'S lIAniJ FELTS, Black—ls/9. THE .TTTVENTT.E RUCTION US PTTSY. BOYS' WEAR. WOOL JERSEYS, In Navy, r.rpy, Browns n 4. 5. 711: 6 nnrl 7, B'lil niRREH SCHOOL HOSE, in Rprl. Blup, and wnitP tons: si7P= 4. 5. fi—3/11. GRFY FI.AX.NEt, SPORT SUITS; slzo i — IS/6. Rise 2/-. BI.I'E SERGE GAPS 1/11. GREY FLANNEL GAPS 2'll TivFFl) PF.TFR PANS—e/11 'and 5/11 CHECK TWEED PETER PANS 2/11, "JUBILATION TIME" IS VERY EVIDENT AMONGST THE LACE AND FANCY SOFT GOODS. iO-TNCIT SILK NET. lovely R-nnrts, many siiarip-:. all in pci-rect condition—C/ll For 2/41 yard. 10-'NGH spotted net, a nnp as^ortnipnt Vn.-ioiis slinrtn=—s/6. For 1/11! yard. 40-INCH PLAIN NET. or nirp textlirp. A cooti range or colours—i/i l For i'/ei VEILINGS, a dplis-lurm lot, in many rlp=ipns and shadings—2/11, etc. Fop ORIENTAL TRIMMING, a hie Job Lot of various original values—For 1/6 yard HAND-MADE LACE. .still tliis £reat favourite—l/ 3. Fop 91rt yard LADIES' NEW HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS—3 fop 1/-. COLOIRED FIGITRED HANDKERCHIEF? c-oorl flpsic-n.s—3 fop 1/-. EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS; two snp.rials—9d end 1 /- each. BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS—A line lot at 36 pep box. METAL-FINISHED LACE. Allovpr- two specials—lo/6 end 12/6. Lovely (roods OPALESCENT TRIMMINGS. A Job I ot' Will rloar quickly at 2/6, 3/6, and 4/8 pep yard. A ,IOR .LOT OF MADE VEILS— not vet marked — Will be cleared particularly REAL FILET LACE MEDALLIONS —1/6