WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN HND BOYS. f ABOUT THE QUALITY. V Quality is nowhere a more necessary factor than in clothing, whether it be for man or boyWe don’t sell good clothes to next to nothing, for there is a price below which clothing of quality cannot be bought. We sell only the good kind of clothes, and our prices—well, we ask you to compare them with others. The result will be beneficial to us. MEN’S •TAILOR-MAKE’ SUITS. A permanent fit in ten minutes. Yes, it’s quite possible. Ready-for-wear suit construction has been brought to such a degree of perfection during the past D y eal ' or two. In ten minutes we can show you a dozen suits, any one of which will be an ideal fit when you buy and will retain its perfect shape after months of hard wear. Gur new line iust opened includes many smart effects in striped worsteds and tweeds and navy blue serges. They are priced at 47s 6d, 52s Cd, 55s Gd to 755. CLOTHES FOR THE BOY. In assortment, variety of materials and style, our stock of boys’ clothing is unequalled. The superiority of cut, make and wearing qualities is recognised by all who have purchased from us.. The boys like our suits, too, and the prices are sure to please father and. mother. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, with plain and cycle-shape breeches, in useful tweeds for.school wear, and smart serges and worsteds for best wear. Prices according to size are from 15s 6d, 16s 6d, 17s 6d to 35s 6d. IF YOU WANT JAN OVERCOAT that will look well and wear well, at a price that will be no more than you wish to pay, visit our Elen’s Department. There you will find overcoats with all the style, service and comfort that can be embodied in overcoat construction. Light, handy slip-on coats for the showery days, heavier raincoats and coats of heavy tweed, Irish frieze, etc., for motoring and driving. We mention three speecial styles:— _ “ Gresham ” Raincoats in grey striped tweed effects, with padded shoulders, step collar and cuffs, really smart and serviceable, prices 21s 6d, 2-5 s *6d and 29s 6d. “ Raglan ” Slip-on Coats of specially proofed Garbiecord in fawn, green and brown, with Prussian collars and centre vent, 425, 45s and 50s. _ Heavy Tweed “ Paddock ” Coats of rainproof tweed in smart green and brown effects, 455, o2s 6d Double breasted motor and driving coats of heavy proofed tweeds, with strap at back, 635, 65s to 755. Mackintoshes in the newest shapes, including the popular “ slip-on ” coat, thoroughly proofed and odourless, priced at 27s 6d, 29s 6d, 32s 6d to 425. . Other makes are the “ Valitor,” “ Hydrotite,” “Ascot” and “Derby” Coats, all reasonably priced. ©YER6OHXS F©R B©YS. ' . Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats of serviceable rainproof materials in all sizes, ranging in price from 7s lid, 9S 6 BojV S Macintoslles in smart shapes, thoroughly proofed and odourless, priced according to size from 16s 6dj 17s 6d to 25s 6d. ' PETTI THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.
FRESH FRUIT. Direct shipments from Aueklaud by every Wednesday’s boat. Cali on us for anything in the. way of Fresh Fruit or Vegetables. We pride ourselves on carrying the Largest and Most Varied Assortment of Confectibnerv in town. C. L. FERGUSON FRUITERER, CONFECTIONER, and GREENGROCER. Telephone, 634. WINTER GOODS ARRIVED AND ARRIVING -Call and Inspect.— W. STEWART ERSKINE’S BUILDINGS. •WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE.’ THE ISBORNE UTS NGINEERING, Jg lOACHBUILDING O' AND Q.ENERAL JRON WORKS. Ipi iisil • AREPAIRS A Speciality. DAVYS, THIRD, & MITCHELL BRIGHT STREET.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3225, 23 May 1911, Page 3
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