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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20427, 23 December 1931, Page 3

Glasson's Practical Response to the Cry for Lower Prices Cream Silk Fuji Shirts 6/11, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6 a & Solves the Present Problem Lower Prices for these values impossible him something useGive a 1 ful COMFORI EASE SPORTS TROUSERS Latest Shades, Stripes and Out—9/6 t0 27/6 CREAM TENNIS TROUSERS 11/6 15/6 16/6 27/6 BE IN THE SWIM and buy your costume direct from the warehouse. Latest shapes An ideal gift—5/6 tO l2/6 The New Span Bracer Makes a Good Gift 3/11 Hen all over the world are adopting this ti sw British invention. Tbe "SPAN" li a neat half-belt worn across the small of the back. Leaves chest aud shoulders gloriously free. No shoulder drag and no abdominal strain with the ''SPAN," the elastic sections allowing for free muscular movement. TWO SMART 6/11 NEG. SHIRTS FOR 10/6 Collars to match. All-British material 41 J HUNDREDS OF HATS New shades of Brown, Fawn, and Grey, plain and bound edges—--6/11 10/6 12/6 t0 35/B * WWW I i imv GIVE HIM SOCKS 2 pairs Pacer Sox for 2/6, and a tremendous steck of others »t 1/8, 2/6, 3/6, 4/8 a pair If DRESSING GOWNS Very Latest - 25/27/6 32/6 ALL-WOOL BLAZERS Club stripes. A gift at these prices. 17/6 22/6 * nd 29/6 BOYS^SSUITS BOYS' BLUE BLAZERS With Silk Cords, in Bed, White, Royal, Gold. Sizes 3to 6, 7/9 7 to 12 .. g/9 13 to 1G .. JO/9 Colonial All-Wool 12/6 Travelling Rugs 56 x 72. Fringed edges. Nothing more appreciated. A Tip About Ties He can't have too many, and you can't buy better . than these—--1/11 t0 4/6 A All hftvc double seats and elbows, and weartested linings— Any size 21/- 22/6 29/6 t0 39/6 | Includes all schools and colleges. A Xmas Present of Two Biaded. Pocket Knife Free with Every Suit Purchased Our Mail Order Department oilers a service unexcelled by any firm anywhere, both for I promptness and the personally looking after [of each customer's interests, until he or she Is completely satisfied. t w GLASSON'S Warehouse 96 Lichfield Street PETONE WHITE MARBLE BUILDINGS. WE OBSERVE THE SAME HOURS AS THE RETAIL SHOPS

HALF of HALF DEPOSITS EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 31st. USUAL TERMS: Uaual Half Deposits. Deporif Weekly 10/- 1/7 £1 3/2 £2 6/4 £* 9/6 £4 12/8 £5 15/10 £lO 31/- * MoOtaJy rsymeou. You can how afford to Buy New Furniture, Etc., on these Remarkable Terms. Harris Bros. LIMITED 158 Hereford Street, Ch.Cftu

" Holiday Trains" » A Guide for Holiday-makers When planning your Christmas and New Year travel arrangements, be sure to read the Railway Department's FREE booklet "Holiday Trains." Just call for a copy at your nearest Railway Station or City Booking Office . . . If you 'phone or write for one it will be sent by first mail. Any further information desired will be gladly supplied. TRAVEL IN COMFORT AT THE LOW FARES ■■••'■ l

■ J»to a stylish, comfortable Sedan Bt 0. E. Anderson's. iprtces from t.„ 822/10/p 'jtoaUty materials and guaran- ' "fed workmanship. Five-Seater Jooda from £2/17/6. r E. ANDERSON 1132 Victoria street, Uflristcnaren. •Phone 80-149 *t Tuiered Street, Ashburto". A 3276 obneeax. and sanitary PLUMBBBS. Iciest "Service" Guaranteedttcester street (Facing "Times"; Ifc 'PhoM 34-427.

Assure the Success of Your Picnic TAKE ALONG DIXON'S COOKED DELICACIES Pork Brawn 8d por lb Veil and Tongue . • 1/2 P er {» Weal, Ham and Tongue .. 1/6 per lb Sliced Ox Tongue .. 1/8 J® Roast Stuffed Pork • • J/ 0 P ! r ?w Boast Stuffed Mutton... 1/- P er lb DIXON'S "The City's Beet Butetars." 103 CASHBL STREET, and at Seaview Road, Nffw B^lgftton.

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