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Northern Advocate, 22 January 1920, Page 2

The kind of I , %M Ready-to-Wear I I /] \!i/m\\ o • *jl !lk V/ A \ / //I I M\ \ fl B ■ ■ / 111 I I AW/l RV 1 ■-» 1 i i/ I /7m or men you get at Morrison's j \ffl |[ ' are not ihe cheap, poorly finished 3 h IHtpi jr* =! productions which ready-made 11 1 /\ vi su^s a,e sometimes considered to g II / M \ r ° m US car " es I I m\ w '*k '* c hall-mark mer > t « II ur su * ts are ma^ft rom l^e highest i -c quality fabrics, and each garment j is faultless in style, material, general workmanship and finish. It is* not at all a difficult matter to select a suit that will fit as snugly as one made to your measure. Almost any figure can be fitted very satisfactorily, and the garments will present as smart an appearance and give as much wearing service as high-priced specially-tailored garments. E Investing in a Morrison Ready-to-wear means*a considerable saving for you. We shall be pleased to have you call and examine these suits before purchasing elsewhere. F. MORRISON ! The Value House WHANGAREI. 1 THF SALE I I THAT PEOPLE WAIT FOR £ COMMENCES 1 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21 I I ALL DRAP£RY AND BOOTS 1 I REDUCED TO CLEARING PRICES I I ALL GOODS AR£ STILL RISING. 1 I BUY YOUR REQUIREMENTS | ■ AT SALE PRICE FROM f JAS. HMSON St SONS f I THE STORE WITH THE LARGEST STOCKS 1 I WHANGAREI' I mi .in-w-wimi—in urn ihi»-i»hnrii-ir-ivr«rii«-«Mr i^msMimaaaaaamßemammmmitaaaattm^niemttiimaxmtieia^maem | fl Men! Wear 'H B. | c Footwear during % > The man who wears "H-B." Boots or S * (11114 jjff Shoes knows his feet are well and Ik "C tl T#~_cfniL §£>) fashionably shod. Possession of such Aj 'il footwear makes a fellow feel that he .J H» HO toI-NT ]$fr-~- ' s as we^_ec l u iPPed as any other man, \ %l ancLbetter than some, in that regard . * SL^ easfc - You see * '• f GENT'S BOX DERBY BOOTS, 22/6. < ' J GENT'S GLACE SWING-TOE BOOTS, 29/6. > J | GENT'S BOX CALF DERBY BOOTS, 32/6. £ $ GENT'S GLACE DERBY SHOES, 35/. , [ Zealaild I ' l Clothing Factory | [ r whangarei, | ; % n