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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 163, 11 June 1936, Page 3

% AT THE &W@W c?& m m Cv V II Vj li W t Mafe §mi Citfits a little Belter ❖ ❖ K To make good clothes a little better—to design them £ with both knowledge and inspiration—to make them with care and to sell them with a not unjustifiable pride—that is A our aim and object. “Eclipse-All” Suits are the result and £ when you call in—we cordially invite you to do so—and ;> inspect our large stock of new Suits for this Winter Sea- | son, made up in materials painstakingly chosen by experts from the best Mills in the British Empire—you will freely | admit our statements of the Suit Supreme. Showing in Grevs, Browns, Fancy Navy and Bin'll Navy y e ,g es- Prices Range—97s 6d to 7gns Wo have an extensive range of the very latest in I'clt Hats—finality Felts by Tress, Stetson, and Crean in styles and shades to effectively set off the "Eclipse-All Outfit, g Also Bvlor Finish, Semi-Velour Hats. p PRICES—Tress 28s 6d and 39s 6d, Stetson 49s 6d, | Creans, 29s 6d and 355; Pylor Finish, 25s •$ IS Fnn-lisli Made Fine Fur Felt Hals in all the now shades | and shapes Moderately Priced at 16s 9d and 17s Sd | Black Flexible Felt Hats. English made by. Tress and S,it- | ton and Torkington. Price 25s and 33s g Dress Up for the Show! ltd; § c You’ll be Satisfied if you entrust that REMOVING to us. The work will be completed quickly and carefully, with no breakages! We employ expert packers only, and your most precious belongings are perfectly a safe with:— il CHILD BROS. |B =ll GEORGE ST. ’Phone 6205.