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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25088, 21 January 1947, Page 2

Now is the time to bring the children to Hay’s W/_ to be Htted out Sor the new term. N® HAY’S ARE RENOWNED FOR THEIR SCHOOLWEAR ■ ■ sr war ■ FOR THE BEST IN kJ f> Y 7 WS REGULATION I ■ I ViJ SCHOOLWEAR - - PULLOVERS FOR BOYS. Regulation Grey All-Wool Pullovers with V neck and long sleeve. Very good wearing. Sizes 24in to 32in— The children „ 10/6 to 12/9 are still SHIRTS . . . lots of them, in White Cotton, Khaki, Flannel and Nurse making the Cloth. All collar attached styles of good wearing quality. most Of White, sizes 5 to 10 .. 7/H to 8/8 ncwiß- Khaki ’ sizes 3 to 10 8/9 ‘0 10/6 JJ“ T ® «UVr Grey Flannel, sizes 3to 10 13/- to 14/9 Grey Nurse Cloth, sizes 3 to 10 8/7 to 10/4 NAVY RAINCOATS . . . No. 1. A super quality with a special price. noiiaays. Double-breasted, regulation style. Sizes 24in to 48in 38/- to 79/4 Roof open daily 9.30 No. 2. A fully lined regulation RAINCOAT for better wear. Sizes 27in 9.30 a°m 5 to” 8.45 r £m. to 45in Priced from 57/10 to 76/10 S „ a ’ A<lultS BOYS' UNDERWEAR .. . VESTS in excellent weight Interlock. Enjoy the mny at- Athletic style .. .. Priced from 3/6 So?”” 5 , ’"melons’ Short sleeve Priced from 5/6 the Super Sight-seeing Sizes 22 to 32. wave '.‘ swkchbacT, SCHOOLBAGS .. . every boy and girl needs a good Schoolbag. A genuine etc. ’* ’ ’ Leather Bag in a full size Priced at 13/6 each HAT’S LTD. “The Friendly Store" Christchurch G.0.P., G. S. Morse and Other Gash Orders welcomed at Hay’s.

Your Baby's Feet rIUJ are Priceless! \ Jfj \ W-tHgr ® n them he or she will toddle in and out o£ the house . . . Keep their feet warm . . . See these Cute suppers for tiny tots at Armstrongs Two Stores. Novelty Felt Slippers ... as itlustrated. Infants’ FELT SLIPPERS. ■■JT JT Ankle-strap with Cat and t ’ Rabbit faces on toes. JBL f Z Uf Colours Red and Royal W ' Blue. Sizes 2 to 6. I—s||| FAMOUS FOR LOW PRICES.

tLW F Wfll t Prßl¥r!Ws for s<i I I I I ® > HI I < i M B ' & 'wH Bread Board, Sponge I V f I I I ■ I M Sandwich Tin, and 6 Table Forks ’’'Xz >- <v i SfeRBEjBSEHS with £6 order Enamel Saucepan, MMI - doz. Dessert Spoons, TiS SI BK i doz. Dessert Forks B-? fEL ■ ■■" "' ith £l2 order B B I Hfr4 Occasional Table _,*£ B|B H jnJSL H SB t with £4O order B ELK L JB fB Bl J ■ J:; Fireside Chair - » » BBk sßfcuoi BBmM with £lOO order 6-PIECE ———— DINING iftßa suites _BF> in BEECH, Fj OAK, WALNUT. BSB terms n nrwrn jsf FROM j’ l| 6/6 sj|npr jy DEPOSIT, WEEKLY j ” 4RBF CALDER MACKAY CO. LTD. CHRISTCHURCH TIMARU GREYMOUTH.

:H i M’E I! \-J0 gS-: esTesL Th, “Working round the Clock” The Bruce Mill is working as hard as ever to supply you with the Bruce Woollens you need. Through the hours of the day ... and many hours of the night... the Bruce machines are producing their famous Textiles, Sox, etc., to meet the growing demand for Bruce. Supplies are going forward to the retailers as quickly as they are manufactured. It will pay you to keep asking for Bruce. BRUCE Pi« flruce Wool/en Atanufocturing Ca. Ltd., Milton, Otago, ' jj

/f @ & H4-Wi I pra@ f & cheese I f TO EVERY MEAL & ’ No rind no waste X> a mellow taste. z~x Wrapped in tinfoil. ®> «3) Obtainable From @ All Stores, 9 i