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Evening Star, Issue 20586, 11 September 1930, Page 5

i&a f ft® Of course, he’s happy S So is every man who joins Sid Medder’s Birthday Party. He’s a “Big Brother Bill’’ to men! BARGAINS Ordinarily, when on© is invited to a birthday party, some sort of a fee is exacted—a handkerchief or something like that. Not so with Sid Medder. YOU TAKE AWAY the present. Purchase pome bargain to the value of 12/6 and choose a tie worth 4/6 FREE. HATS, 7/6. Clearance! l ! Clearance wanted! Smart Felts, in the latest snap brims and colour;y all sizes; good assortment! • And ,asmart; range; of jnap Brim .Felts, silk lined, and superb quality, for 14/6. These are a birthday gift in themselves! ' UNUSUAL! CLEARANCE OF BATTERSBYS. Usually 27/6. Birthday price, 18/6. SHIRTS. Strong White Beatrice Twill, guaranteed; ail sizes. Usually 6/6. Birthday price, 4/6. A line of Guaranteed Woven Poplin Shirts. Usually 10/6. Birthday price, 6/11. j Heavy reductions in an equally heavy stock of favourite Shirts by “Mazon,” “Summit,” and others. Woven s Poplins and Fnjilinee; all guaranteed. Usually 12/6 to 14/6. All one Birthday price, 8/11. , SOX. Hard-wearing Lisles, in small patterns. Three pairs for 2/6. Silk Sox, Lisle Sox, Silk and Wools, and All Wools. Usually 2/6, 3/6, 4/6. Birthday prices, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11. Sid Medder’s shop isn’t a very big one—but it’s marvellous the amount of stuff it holds. And everything in it is a BARGAIN. SID MEDDER’S Birthday SALE GEORGE STREET (opposite Arthur Barnett’s) CfIUC iPInl V Valuable Maes READ The 'Star* 1 Classified t Adveriisemen ts in this Issue. I They ill Interest You . j