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Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 316, 21 August 1924, Page 3

SUITS

15/6 Pair. Men's Palmer Nap TROISERS 9/6 Pair. Men's Special Quality PYJAMAS , 11/6 Pair Men's All-wool Ribbed UXDEUPAXTS 7/11 pair Men's Natural Merino UNDERPANTS 3/11 Pair Men's All-wool Flannel KNDKRS. 6/6 Each. Men's Strong Neglige SHIRTS. 6/11 Each Men's AIMVooI Colonial SOX 1/5 Pair Men's Broad Knd TIES 1/- Each. Youths' Black Kancv Top GOLF HOSK 3/6 Pair. Boys' Black Kancv To]) GOLF HOSE 2/11 Pair XKTT CASH PRICKS. A. E. SUTTON, LTD. EEILJMNG.

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WE have pleasure in announcing to .Men EoJk that we l.a've >ponod up oiir NEW SEASON'S )UJTS, featuring the Lvn.\\ Sincer-.-., PRICES RANGE FROM Wo invito vou to inspect these nits, as our' VALUES WILL APEAL TO YOU. i WINDOW DISPLAY MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS.

t here was a man who sai< isiieve in advertising. So we went and saw him and found' lie used— AN AUTOSTROP RAZOR PEARS'^SOAP THREE'CASTLE CIGARETTES POINTEX HOSIERY A CHEVROLET CAR A DUNHILL PIPE and a dozen other advertised articles a

I Buy for Cash, Buy for Less Buy for Cash, Buy for Less mm mm fflli IMBW Y mm Three specially attractive styles exact to illustration "WOOLLY WEAR FOR EARLY £ J'RIXO." How delightful -to know Eashion .approves of Gunvoiits so sensible lor (he in-between period, after Eur Coals and befoie Sunm:er Erodes. t Channing Woo! .Tmnper Suits and Costumes feature largely in ouris Spring Shipments, all such smart sly Its, and at lowest net cash prices. We,, invite your early inspection. » I i iff mm m ''.!>';■ ./■.... ILLUST R ATE 1) B ELO'VV -LA DIES', , BRUSHED WOOL COSTUME, i»i;| navy, showing in now long rolL* collar, eross-c vcr front, finislied ii.tr waisl by the new band. .Note th# ., jaunty patch packets. '," Also irj"j b'ack. Value 59/6 / J "P.D.C." CASH PRICE, 39/6; ;rv in wot s illustrated above, ou the poclu-ls. and lie belt, with •iictive Ori nta] design, in a d wool mixturp. I"ain lun•kirl, elastc al waist. In ;rey. and Inn. Value 63/9 'P.D.C." CASH PRICE'SS/I' mm y rf) r -i ' •'' !,, ''*"t i i j >(i tj'i-i '■'■■ ■'■ Iflfwi / spui« |;V||j smart <;i:i;v WOOLLEN costume, leaturing Hie irw Or-enta! colouring in pale shades on a brushed weol ground. This trimming is effectively used on the collar,' bell sleeves, foot, of coat, and gives a si.uirt finish t.n Ihe Lwo-piec ■ sk : rt. Value 79/6 "P.D.C." CASH PRICE 63/6 CHARM INO . I'RKNCH CREY BRUSHE'") WOOL COSTUIrN. in extra duality wool. The Coat has a becoming long roll collar, patch pockets, and narrow tic belt, finished novelty pom-noni-. Alternate 2-inch and l-inch ribs give a pleated effect to the who!,? irarjnenfc. Elastic waist, and finished by harrow belt. Value Ggns. "P.D.C." CASH PRICE £4/12/6 jm MmmA -.i-^ -*M THIS WOOLLEN COSTUME, illustrated above, is in a variety of shades, including fawn, grey, saxe, navy and new brown. The coat, has lon-r rover collar. This, with t\v? eiiffs and bottom of coat arc bound, w'lh braid. New circu'ar skirt, with elastic at waist. Value 49/6 "P.D.C." CASH PRICE 25/6 m* h^i-■<mmwtMsmmm*-J't& m * WTa fmm \ ■I Half Holida"_w°dnGsday from 12 noon. Closed for Lunch 12.30 to 1.15 p.m. Open all day Saturday till 8.3 U p.m. p ' - ' ' T *- ■ ' - -: