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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 276, 20 October 1938, Page 3

with a sportive <ilr INVESTIGATE M. AND G.’S WONDER VALUES IN THE CELEBRATED “ECLIPSE-ALL” TWO PIECE SPORTS There’s certainly nothing snappier or smarter anywhere at ANY price—and certainly nothing more suitable for Summer, Business or Holiday requirements. They’re suave, soft, light in weight and elegantly tailored the inimitable “Eclipse-All” Way. Fine quality, all-wool worsteds) in smartly- • striped greys, greens, and blues, and the SUITS I more conservative materials in plain greys and blues T h-e s e dressy suits feature the new streamlined style, with half belt back; also double - breasted with plain back. Prices Range from 84/- t 0 107/0 And You'll Look a Lot Smarter inside one of these New Sporty Hats Nonchalant in appearance, yet with a quality and distinction all their own. Continental Style Velours are featured in a wonderful range of entirely now shades. PRICES 29s 6d, 355. STREAMLINED “FEATHERWEIGHTS” by Christys, and from the same maker, “Rollaway” pocket felts and medium weights. Prices 29s 6d, 32s 6d ENGLISH “LOMBARD” FEATHERWEIGHT FELT HATS, silk lined. price 25s ENGLISH FUR FELT FIXED CROWN SFONTEX HATS. Price 22s 6d Men’s STREAMLINE SHOES in Brown Calf. Leather soles and heels. Comfortable fitting and last. p™. 31 /. Men’s “C. and E. LEWIS” Medium Tan Willow Calf Oxford Welted Sports SHOES. Upper s perforated, which gives maximum coolness for Summer wear. English make. Price 33^ Men’s “C. and E. LEWIS” Brown Grain Derby SHOES, with light fawn Elk Mocassin Fronts. Punched design on uppers. Brown rubber solos and heels. English make. PM.« 31 /. t GIORGI mILLQR Qulf-iii Jin (/{.> </

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