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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 187, 6 May 1931, Page 4

MEN! Jack Frost is on the Prowl, Keep I him away with Wasim Woollens | Hardy as a man may be, the time comes, M sooner or later, when extra warmth is sought with much eagerness. 1 ' ■ You will be eager to save money, too, we assume, so a little publicity for our Men’s 0 Dept, will, it seems, be quite justified. j Glance over these values, then come along /a f. a to the Warehouse and look over the wide \L. selection of these necessary garments. $ CARDIGANS I X Heavy ribbed, N.Z. all Pure Wool, Grey shade V sjiy W*. „ \ and splendid wearers. Just the thing for Winter Wear ' I'l/Q f 'IV II *1 Postage 6d. JL o_z /SZ r H // TROUSERS . IMA All Pure Wool Saddle Tweed, with double seat V I—. rl (-jy 7 and knees. Absolutely the greatest "J Q/ X V, /a” LJ trouser value in N.Z. Postage 9d. 17/ V Ut»i Fl ILj SINGLETS and UNDERPANTS i These are wonderful value for an all Pure Wool 'Xm It- 11 1 / j Garment in a nice medium weight. Natural \I \1 I I M colour. Men's and O.S. size same price. /ZZ \ N | ’ jo Postage 6d. each garment, / / vz I » SOCKS g A Heavy Quality all Pure Wool Socks. In two 3 shades of Lovet. Easily worth 2/6 a 1 "fl IS pair. Men’s and O.S. Size. Postage 2d. A / XX Ps LUMBER JACKETS g A good line of Fleecy-Lined, in Light Brown & J» t shade, in a heavy weight. Sizes 38in. 1 //I 42in.. Only a few left. Postage 6d. S tjffcw UNDER FLANNELS in Doctor Union in Shetland. Grey or Navy. K ? AL The best money can buy. /1 1 R J Postage 6d. O / X x ffl Y/ie Warehouse Sells for Less j Country Customers! ffißjffliLMl H You’ll find these garments acceptable WBayffiß iW when winter sets in, and there’s every- JinO 9 ' tr* KB thing to be gained by mailing your fori M B order now—and, when writing, ask Tiff FT Jr JtYHr tTWT ■ rtrTt J for a copy of our new catalogue.