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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21257, 31 August 1934, Page 12

Hay's for Unexcelled Values in School Wear From small beginnings Jlay';; School Outfitting Departments have grown to big proportions. This remarkable development has been due solely to the insistence Hay's have always placed on good quality at low price, Every Motli e r is strongly advised to inspect Hay's School Clothing. w „> Sg* ! •i'SS U Suits lor Your Boys All Hay's Suits have double seats, and only All-Wool Worsteds and strong linings are used throughout. A wonderful name has been built up foi reliability. XII E "D L X.'' Regulation shades for Christ's College, St. Bede's, 8.H.5.. St. Andrew's. Cathedral Grammar School and other secondary schools. Size 8, rising 1/- per si>:t j TIIE "M ONI 'I O Jt." For both secondary and primary schools. A hard wearing suit at low cost. Size 4, rising (3d per size 32/6 THE "WINNER." Particularly for the primary schools—--29- T0 35/Coats £or Your Girls NAVY GABARDINE RAIN COATS, rubberlined, belted double-breasted style. 24 to 11/g to lg/ g SCHOOL COATS, guaranteed j\nvy. All-Wool Vol our cloth, pleat at back. 24in to «"■ 32/6 T0 59/6 AH ALL-WOOL NAVY BLAZER, finished with coloured cord. In shades for Primary. West District High. School of Art. etc. — 15/0 and 18/6 for 9/11 Hay's Ltd. Gloucester St.

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