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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 15124, 13 October 1909, Page 10

The Hats you want—new, stylish, good quality Hate are here in every shape and colour you could wish, and at prices which mean the least possible outlay for you. Below are the particulars of new Hues we have just opened up, but come in and try on some of these Summer Hats—there's comfort, quality, style and value in every one. SOFT FELT HATS. Superior quality " Rorsalino " Hats, in Azure, Nikelo, Muschia. Stelvio and GaJega, 13/6 Special new medium Felt. Alpins. shape, in choice shade of grey with olive or navy bands, 13/6 Smart, medium, flat, brim Felts in grey, slate, and green, with plaiu or fancy bands, 12/6 Medium shaped Frame Felts, in - t<KV?n, slate and erevs, 10/G BLACK Xcw stylish shapes with narrow or modi vim brim, 7/li Oar special half-guinea Hats with new. narrow brims, medium shapes, or with wide, flat brims, in Christy's "Cool-spring" and Colonial makes, 10/6 Woodrow's best Black Felt, Hats, STRAW BOATERS With black, green, brown bands, or with fancy coloured odge bands, 4/6 #,6 sl6 and 7/0 Thenew very narrow hr'im Boater 6/6 Boys' Boaters. 2/9 and 3/11 PANAMAS. Seal Panama Hats, 13/6 19/6 25/35/- and 42/Panama shaped Pedal and Tuscan . Straws. 3/9 4/9 and 7/6 LOUNGE HATS. Pocket Felts in fawn or grey, 3/6 Green Felt Hats. 5/- 6/- and 10/6 Light weight Lounge Hats, silk lined, green and black, 13/6 White Drill Hats, i/9 White Felt Hats. 5/€APS. Tweed Caps, in new fancy checks. in full top golf and medium shapes, 2/6 3/6 and 4/6 Lin'.vood and East Christcburch Cricket Club Caps, 2/6 Boys' Navy Caps, with gold, white or red pipings, 1/6

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