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Manawatu Times, Volume 65, Issue 228, 26 September 1940, Page 4

If it's H.B. it’s GOOD >53 v> v N MM . m < -?■ II Don't bo conspicuous—woor a VICEROY or a RALEIGH HAT—both best value at their prices. the story of the VICEROY 27 r ® TV* latest Feetherlite has • slightly wider brim ■ the tendency is to wider brims. The medium weight, noted for its smart, streamline appearance, is obtainable in brim widths of 2,2 l-B, and 2$ inch. The selection of shapes in both weights is more extensive than in pre-wor days. There are brim and band widths to suit all tastes. The new Viceroy shades are in Blues, Browns. Greys, and Greens to blend and contrast with the new season's more colourful clothes. the story of the RALEIGH This hat. in Fee? .erlite and medium weight, is the H.B. leader. At the price, it is' unequalled. Obtainable in several brim widths. The streamlined dished back shape has a 2£ inch brim. Other shapes in various brim and band widths, and in the latest tonings. We Pay Postage.” The VICEROY and Ihe RALEIGH HATS are exclusive to the 29 H.B. Stores. SHIRTS POINT SETTERS, of course. Two styles: Coat and Neglige. Finest British Poplin Shirtings. New striped designs Blues, Greys, Fawns, and Browns. The neglige style has two matching Point Setter spot-welded collars. The coat shirt style has collar attached. All sizes—one price. 12'6 CORNER COLEMAN PLACE AND GEOROE ST., PALM. NTH. Also at Maaterton, Danue-rfrke and Marton. LJ

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. Vernon: Grandma, if I was invited out to dinner somewhere, should I eat my pie with a fork? Grandma; Certainly, Vernon. Vernon: You haven't a piece of pie around the house that I could practise on, have you Grandma?

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