Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16310, 6 September 1918, Page 9

Beath's I^sl The Store for Men The man who appreciate! the best in apparel is particular about the quality of his underwear—his diirts, ties, „ 4/j\ and sox are likewise carefully selected. To anticipate every possible requirement of such men is the function a! of Beath's Mercery Department. The materials, the ittPil patterns, the styles and the make "are the best that /fit /Nov/ / cumulative experience can produce." You will be pleased {im> j j I j I with your purchases here. If/1 / II F Vflfflmlot til ] KHAKI SELK HANDKERCHIEFS .. .. 3/11 jA] I JI j jglH l j IJ l KHAKI MERCERISED 1 ' 1 ' $3$ "' HANDKERCHIEFS, with fancy ' borders ; splendid value 1/—each KHAKI SOX—A fine Ribbed All- SILK SOX, plain black and black SIL-K UNDERWEAR, S inlets and Wool Cashmere Sock 5/6 pair with white clox. and grev with Pants, made of Spun Silk, in a KHAKI MUFFLERS, .. 4/8 ./« v, '°° l •• •* •• B/e SILK PY JAMA SUITS, white Silk, „ /A GENTS' TUNIC SHIRTS, stiff Fuji. Tussore and Striped Silk ** /p * ,/0 band, soft cufis, made in plain Taffeta 25/- 35/- 52/8 ... , blue, also in hair-line stripes; ill STETSON FUR FELTS, new npa smart, dressy Shirt— STETSON VELOUR FELTS, un- to-date shapes, in battle grey, 8/6 10/6 11/6 lined ; the latest shapes, Hussark. glen grey, natural pearl and SOFT COLLARS, polo shape, to Kemford- 60/- granite, all with black Wia 35/match these Shirts, blue and hairline stripes .. •• IfSTARCHED COLLARS, double and | Broadway shapes, also in blue and lr TT"* ■ hair-line stripes to match Shirts, N ■ H B JKn 8L good quality 1/3 each A S CS. JL JL L CSL >g! *'ii^ | CHAS. OCILVtE. MANACER Whether an article is sold for five shillings or.five pounds at Beath's, it represents the best of its class. 82435-7.T76