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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19841, 31 January 1930, Page 8

will be Exhibited in Hay's Limited Windows TO-DAY, from noon, and on Saturday Morning. The Ram's Record First Prize at Christchurch Show. First Prize at Methven Show. First and Champion at Royal Show, Invercargill. Winner of the Perry Memorial Cup. Weight of Wool, when shorn, 251b. Let us tell you the story of this Ram and its connection with Hay's. Through the courtesy of C. H. Hewlett Esq., Managing Director of the Canterbury (N.Z.) Seed Co., Ltd., we are enabled to exhibit a Royal Champion Lincoln Ram from the stud farm of the Canterbury (N.Z.) Seed Company at Leeston. We are adopting this unusual method of display to demonstrate to the public the close connection there is between this sheep and the Boys' and Men's Suits that Hay's are now introducing to the Canterbury public. We make no secret of the fact that wherever possible we give preference to N.Z.-made goods. We believe that the prosperity of the Country is bound up with the active co-operation ■_»,.« onH Qpcondary indusof the primary and seconuo j tries and the retailing interests. Faced with large numbers of unemF J":* « this country is we believe buUding up the productive forces of Eoth primary and secondary industries which alone g've employment. It is for this reason that we have decided to sell Boys' and Mens Suits that are all woo. andl made m New Zealand. Cheaper Suits made of an inferior material are certainly.obtainable, but they do not give satisfact.on in wear, and we prefer not to stock them. We have set ourselves the task of building a business that will win the goodwill of the public, and we know that permanent success will not come if we sell goods that will not give entire satisfaction. We have given a great deal of thought to the production of three standard Boys' Suits that we know are not only made of flood N.Z. all wool materials, but are of suparior make in all other respects. We purposely specified the best of linings, best Mnen thread, plenty of pockets, and the cut and finish such as any boy will be proud to wear. Above all you will find the prices to be exceedingly low for the quality represented. We can only sell at these prices because 1. We buy for Cash 2. We tell for Cash 3- We limit the number «f |i-« _ carry (thereby r»«i„*i-JTr**» employed mna interest * We conduct our bus**** fl •ow rental area * 5. We eliminate ,». Pentet. bad debt,, *IS £ penses and Office ttafl !n our window on Fr.day », will demonstrate on i,ve tmy the points ol superiority in © We will also draw attention Lincoln Ram exhibited, *«- *- suits, to prove to you how to support the industries that at ft* backbone of t'i? Ccjntry £l O Prize for some boy In connection with our Boys* Salt Campaign, vvc arc offering m p, £lO in cash to the boy who i the best essay on Hay's School &«t«v Three other prizes consisting of o*t* of our Suits will be award**! to tack of the three next best essays. Ooelna date, 6th February, at 5 p.m. Cm plication In Hay's Boys* Department full particulars are available. "THE STUNNER" This is made of a stout, all wool, New Zealand Tweed, in a serviceable grey, an ideal Suit lor primary school boys. It has double elbows and double seat, and is in every way a superior suit. Sizes: 3 to 6, 7 to 12, 13 to 17— 26/6 27/6 28/"THE MONITOR" This is made from the famous Oamaru Worsted. Like the "Stunner," it is finished in the best possible way. This Suit is particularly suitable for the Technical College. West Christchurch, Fcndalton. and other primary schools. Sizes: 6to 12, 1" to in - 36/- 37/"THE DUX" This i« our Inst m.-.he at sett; tt te made of the heavy Oamarw Weened, and will »iiv.< endless wee*. «f« stock it In various shades of <tnrj, suitable for secondary aefcoote Size a 40/- with rise of 1/. per eta*. We al«o stock the regulation laiepet make Hoys' Hleh School Unit, OTHER SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS BOYS' GOLF HOSE. In the famous double foot make, for the following schools:—West District High School, Technical College, Elmwood, St. Andrew's College, Christ's College, Fendalton, also in Red Bars and Blue Bars. Sizes: 6, 7, 8, 'J, 10 Prices: 3/8 3/10 4/- 4/4 4/6 Bovs' High School STOCKING S. Sizes: 6. 7, S, 1). 10— Prices: 3/1 3/3 3/6 3/9 3/11 BOYS' GOLF HOSE, all wool. Colonial make, in Red, While and Blue Bars. Sizes: 5, fi. 7, 8, f>, 10— Prices: 2 8 2/11 3'- 3/3 3/6 3/8 BOYS' SCHOOL CAPS. For the main primary schools — 2/11 Technical College 3/7 West District High School .. 4/Boys' High School 3/6' BOYS' SHIRTS. In Scotch Wincey, tennis collars. Sizes: 3t06, 7 to 1<» Prices 4 /11 5 / 11 With Canoe collars. Sizes: 3 to G, 7 to 10— Prices 5 ' 5 5 / 7 BOYS' WHITE PURITAN CLOTH SHIRTS— Canoe Collars . . . . . . •• 4 /"| 1 Tennis Collars 4 a Boys' High School SHI&TaV Made from genuine Kalapot health Manuel in all wool. SUes: liaj t, 7 to 10 - Prlcea t/1 W/t BOYS' SCOTCH GREY CLOTH SHIRTS, Canoe Collars .. ... 4/i BOYS' STRIPED OXFORD tSNNItt SHORTS .. ♦/• BOYS' ALL WOOL PlJllbOVttH. Splendid designs. Slave: 24, ft. IS, 30. 31 Prlcea • 8/3 S/i S/i 1/11 •/§" SCHOOL TIES M - " BELTS '.' .. .. 1/1. VERY SPECIAL VALUES IN OTHER DEPTS. Pure Silk Hose in S.W. sizes only. beautiful quality. ' Usually 17/ G. Fridays Price .. . . 10/6 pair Artificial Silk Hose. A splendid wearing quality. Usually 2/6 Friday's Price .. 1/9 Sample Gloves in the famous "Fownes" make in Suede, Kid, and washing Suede. All priced exceptionally low. These are superior quality gloves and are a real bargain. Fabric Gloves. A veryspecial line at .. .. 2/11 Traced Aprons. Still a few left of what has been a very popular line. 11d each Traced Goods of all description all very moderately priced. Neckwear. Scarves, Cuff and Collar Sets, Fronts etc. A big variety priced at about half its ordinary value. Sample Corsets, Brassieres, Corselettes, etc. (Upstairs). This is a range of highest grade goods. We bought this line so advantageously that we can sell each garment actually below cost price. Thiß line will appeal specially to those who appreciate really superior corsets. Aprons. In novelty colours. Usually 4/4 - Friday's Price . . 3/9 Millinery. A special range usually up to 30/- - To clear at 3/6 Model Frocks. (Upstairs.) A selection of exclusive frocks for afternoon and evening wear in many instances at half below there ordinary price. Men's Shirts. A splendid wearing ehirt in altovcr •pattern, heavy quality, two collars to match. Usually 7/6 Friday'* Price .. . - 5/11 Men's Pyjamas in a good quality flannelette, splendid value at 6/3 Boys' School Handkerchief* , (Whitel. The vrr* thine. for Boys. KxreptKNtti value - * tor t/11 Fleecy Um§ iittnieta. \m* heavy make. Usually «'U Friday's Priee , . . . Jt Two V*ry Special Lh»«* •« Creem Fuji ®Hk. 1. »ln ~, . - 1 « 2. Genuine P.K. .. ?/• When you are »n the store on Friday dent fntt tn nee *-■ our splendid vehwt te Towels, Sheettafs, F***r and other Mencheeter fls> partment llnce. Hosiery mend inn dene **«* , - expert at very m«isi!t** * Prices. HAY'S LIMITED GLOUCESTER STREET Where Everyone is Free to Walk Round Without Obligation to In?

is deadly to mosquitoes and nil insects. Guaranteed 1(H) per cent, killing power. Kas.ly ujkJ Stainless.