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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 4957, 18 February 1937, Page 7

There's No Gambling About The Value In This . . I *?s> You'll find them all here amongst this superior collection which is selling "like hot cakes" at the marvellously keen prices. It will repay you handsomely to stock up your shirt selection NOW. Prices were never as low before in face of increasing indent pi'ices. Fancy Shirts— Utility ShirtsSnappy Shirts— General Shirts — 3^s 88$ m % m Ik m mn M v &m<s w < ; mi uU Ms i\\W \% <v.v? MS w»SKS »»y ■■■■: ; wm m y??k : &'-& - ■ '*. ,o Mmm :H<:i>m <C--\ / *:W* •.fry S^"S \V" : ' - «•. vm «&$ MM 'mm •>,*:..<v. , ~>•>'.• frS ■ V. ■'-.■■■ -V.- v MSBARGAINS STRIPED SPORT SHIRTS— Usually 3/11, 4/11. SALE PRICE 2/11 each. PLAIN SPORT SHlßTS— Tussore, Cream, White and Sky. Usually 4/11. SALE PRICE 3/11 each. MATT SPORT SHIRTS— RoyaI and Tussore. Usually 9/11. „,, t 3 SALE PRICE 5/11 each. NEC SHIRTS— Odd numbers and sizes. Usually 4/11 to 5/11 each. SALE PRICE 2/11 each. WIRETWIST SHlßTS— Usually 3/6 ' SALE PRICE 2/11 each. GREY TWILL SHIRTSUsuallv 3/11. SALE PRICE 3/6 each. KHAKI DRILL SHIRTS— Usually 4/6, 5/6, 5/11 each. SALE PRICES 3/11, 4/11, 5/6 each. Incredible, say Customers of Our Sale Values. But we are determined to quit all present stocks and so are not considering tp what price levels we descend iIT our efforts. /--= b h_ 3 -3 V -v /-. a •ii ii BARGAIN ~ EMPORIUM TE KUITI.