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Evening Star, Issue 19408, 17 November 1926, Page 10

Gentlemen’s Collars! White Dressed Four-Fold'. Linen. MADE IN ENGLAND. The Fashionable Shapes and Popular Styles. “BLONG,” IJin. « DOMBEY,” 15m.. New styles in square front double shapes. Designed to permit tie to be worn clear of collar points. “ GOLTON,” An entirely new double shape .with back depth Ifin, the front points _ being cut extra deep and fairly close fitting. “CLYDE,” Urn. “ TE-ROA,” l|in. “ SPORT.” Wing shapes, peaks, fronts of moderate size; the Popular styles. Back depth I Jin, with medium low-set front. Points at slight angles, permitting collar to sit firmly, to, shirt band. “ KULNEKIfin. A specially low double shape. This collar is now procurable in the extra largo sizes. ‘•EMPIRE,” 2in This shape gives extra spaci for comfort without sacrificinf the squareness of the peaks ■o “ BINDLE,” l|m. A distinctive double shape, the square cut fronts commg moderately well down, showing defined points. RUDOLPH,” Min. “ DUDLEY,” 2in. Wing styles, well defined peaks, sloped back, giving slightly more room between peaks. All One Price 1/3 each. Four-Fold. “ DALLINGTON,” Ifm. “ MAXFORD,” If in. Low setting double collars rounded away at fronts. These shapes have been greatly favored. All One Price 1/3 each. ‘Sit’ neatly. J. & J. ARTHUR, Ltd. Men’s Mercers and Outfitters, Hatters, etc. 12, 14, 16, and 18 George Street

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