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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 259, 1 November 1928, Page 21

Commences THE empire tailors Ltd. Order Your Z2SXL. NOVEMBER "^ at 219 Queen St. £lf TfMN tk W W7> Sor Christmas Look at These Prices! WbW VbV^mLJbhßsJLVlßr Here's Great Value! With Xmas only seven weeks distant, this November Suit Sale is an event of great fek I \ \ importance. For months past our workrooms have been a hive of industry «%i e* o-^ _»,».„ «««. makin * U P fine summCT garments. There are Suits galore from which to choose, a!«H * Ready-to-Wear Finest Merino Wor- and there's nothing half-hearted about the reductions. We have cut prices \MT*BU Guaranteed Indigo dye, all-wool; steds, S.B. and D.B. styles. Hand ~£7 substantially—with a double purpose: to make certain that no other firm in Auck- long wear Italian Unin s s; "ncrush- j made from the latest and most stylish la™* «"» off er better Suit value, and to induce evejry man to order his Xmas Suit able fronts; bluffed edges. All that materials in all the newest shades. now - Men who P refer clothes, who appreciate a genuine and generous * g °° d SUit CM reqi " re ' These goods are "a cut above the saving of money, will be quick to realise that there is no time like the present to FSlifl SPECIAL PRICE .. 7Q //• ■ ordinary —Usually sold at 7£ to M purchase. ' I I NOVEMBER PRICE, f*X GNS. _ m ** - — B» """^""" _ ' ——— — 850 Xmas Suits tfom S?l^=?;r e Rcady-tO-Wear Suits. ' _ shades, plum shades, blue greys, in Ready-to-Wear Worsteds. All the "" ~ T -I I TTTsZI various weaves-Good value at 6 newest shades. Hand made in all 111 \ SpCCial Clearing LlltC and 7 Gumeas. essential details — Usually sold at OuaKtv Stands jrQ>r > « A #I—2A« __ NOW Q*>/£5/5 ato £6/1 5 A WWIrW vua ianas *" SO SllltS ■"* 0/ November price, qq/£ Wlnwii«y '• Firm W «. ———— feSjli! !' Whfle Prices Fall. Jf We 3 Sports Coats and Blazers. \lf:\''\:.\l'/.\ : '\ II IliaVOntaO ■ 9? Every conceivable design and patTailoring Department. W/lPlft! ?,T'*- 'T *JUaraniee Ifait KrlCB ,«n. New good, hon, the worfcr, W.\\tV \\f: ':¥]' ': Value in Auckland. Every p .. AbV 4bV Jb» 4bW finest makers. S.B. and D.B. Made-tO-MeaSUre SllitS at BUit Empire Made » and tO uCll styles—UsuaUy sold at 25/-, 32/6, Big Reductions. l/f f /1/ If! 11! Ii I there's variety to satisfy all. Sound regular goods, the balance of 39/6 to 52/6. I A wonderful selection of the latest, g'jlfTOH Often sold at 5 Gn,. 6 Gn,. j several broken lines, in aU sizes. Mar- NOVEMBER PRICES J<W J J * wit. .-i a hi Hl* Li" or more. " uw * f f vellous Value. * v/ * * most stylish materials. A new :.» »j :: I \ i: » r\ • —.q /^» Pcrfect,y !!ll!ffliiin no/A Advertise *± g«s- ** g»* A s ll * Z9/b NOVEMBER CAIAI m # TF' " ' || 2 "• price* from a/*/<*/ iT«lvi|fril Flanncl and Garb# Blue Serse Suits Made to tiss 1b»4) Wk (twl BmP I 10*4) R6memoeiT In all popu i ar shades—fawn, dove. i 1 >5\ 111 I y*\ • greys, cream, and fancy stripes. Measure. jR <9» qK MjtSSSSfiW W%wLSkV Hundreds to select from. S.B. and D.B. styles. Guaranteed NOVEMBER I^/11 Indigo Serge. Finest quality. Two PR • CS TTD —i—^-^—— PRICES I^/11 fi Perfec cu« a„d fi „i,h The Emoire Suit lAIIjWIVIP 1*- . . Big or Small 19/11,28/6 ST- *4/i9/6 I^^,^ m, 219 Queen St. w/»y,ae

SCOTTS Annual Spring SALE Extraordinary Bargains for the last few days. Seasonable Goods at Huge Reductions 38-INCH LUSTROUS POPLIN—Firm weight, and spcci- 36-INCH BLACK SILK COATING—In small, neat design, j ally good appearance. In good shade of black only. A specially imported for light-weight coats. j popular number for inexpensive coats; also for furnishings. SALE PRICE: E itt Yard, SALE PRICE: M /g Yard. *»# g j 29-INCH PURE SILK FUJI—In this season's newest stripes. 29-INCH CAMBRIC—A job purchase. Stripes, plain, and The colour combinations are really smart. To be had in fancy designs. A good wearing and washing quality. all shades, including natural grounds. Good finish and , SALE PRICE: «£d Yard. heavy weight. SALE PRICE: 0/11 Ymrdm Just Arrived, a New Ship- HEMMED SHEETS Men's Grey Cotton Singment of Ladies' Suede Fin- Made from a he avy-weight, white herringbone twill sheeting, leU and Underpants; sumish Gloves; in shades of which we can recommend for the hardest wear—Usual Prices: mer w «|?*- "£•* «~ hoggar, ficelle, rose beige, Single-bed Size. 13/6 Pair. W^ V \ S {f CS ; 36 ' 3 -\ 4o ' champagne, beaver, sand, Double-bed Size. 17/6 Pair. 4Z-inch chest or waist— grain, sunburn, honeydew, SALE PRICES: Single-bed Size, O/£ Pair. Usually 2/9 garment, and brown. With turn- 0/0 SALE -| #-|-| Garment. »—*■* si "> 12/6 Pair - PRICE! ■'" pair. — ■ —— sale o/e Pair. HEMMED SHEETS PRICE: aW V In heavy white twill sheetings; pure finish, reliable qualities—- „ ,»- _- -. - Usual Prices: Single-bed Size, 11/6 14/6 Pair. Boys Heavy Fleecy Lmed Double-bed Size, 14/6 18/9 Pair. Singlets; light fawn colLadies' Fine Art. Silk SALE PRICES: Single-bed Size, 7/£ A/fi Pair. ? ur ' « c n e P ta °" a ! |~H Point Heel Hose; seamed I/O w/ 0 Sizes: 20 to 32-inch chest £>"£ f ;S: e luit °—** ** 9/11 i 4/6 Pain 3/ l r; h F u heels and soles. In shades *' '' " # V SALE O/ M Each. of grey, rose, orchid, nu HEMMED SHEETS PWCE: Ll * fawn, gunmetal, grain, i n a BUper ior quality; plain, linen-finish sheeting. 3-inch hems. _^_^^__^__ nude, Florence Mills, rose finished one row of hemstitching. 5* yards to the pair. 80 mauve, and silver grey— inches wide—Usually 21/- pair. SALE PRICE: 4fi /A* Pair. SALE Q/ft Pair - 10/ V Men's Fancy Wide-end PRICE: 0/0 "^^™™""^"^^""^™™^""■■■ Ties; in all colours, and '. DRAPERS CLOTHIERS Embossed Paper Lamp _r each. shades of jade, pink, rose, [M Wf/M WJI jSjj |l jj l]/8| W SALE | /JJ Each. flame, orange, saxe, white, ilßli BS SJlHffijff PRICE: Mtf Men'. Doctor All-wool l/ll Flannel Undershirts; in ttrp*tf m 38.38a.40 KARANGAHAPE ROAD «S-7/11 —- PRICE: For 1/ AUCKLAND

BUBHRANQERB AND TOBACCO. Early In 1846 three ticket-of-leave men arrived In New Zealand from a prison settlement to Tasmania and proceeded to commence a campaign or terror in Canterbury as bushrangers. What far-off days those times seem now, and yet it wa3 onlv two years before Dill's Best tobacco was put on tne market. It really must be a wonderful achievement for a smoking tobacco not only to hold its own, but continue growing in popularity over the long, span or eighty years. A trial or this famous old lear has, However, quickly convinced many smokers of the cause. Men, everywhere, these many years, have declared: "Yes, Dill's Best is a mi(?hty fine pipe tobacco." Wbat greater praise could a smoker give than that?—(Ad.) 500 handbage at half-price I Latest shapes and colourings. See special dis-P-l#7»—§s»th and Canfhjy, Ltd,—AJ,