Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Northern Advocate, 27 February 1941, Page 8

HI H m m m ■■ ; - sESr— A ** m I src sag # I Vi. ft=S® H Definitely closes noon Saturday, March 1 POSITIVELY NO EXTENSION LAST FEW HOUQS Illustrated below—Special H.B. release of the famous 44 Bramae*” MILITARY OVERCOATS The most popular style to-day; practical too, as it combines that smart military note with the fullest protection from the weather. Full military fittings (see illustration). Remarkable value at the price. All sizes. Khaki coloured fabric doubled proofedHor double protection. Fleecy lined. It’s a Bramac garment. Thousands of LAST DAY Bargamsrhere are a few selected at random BMI BB m toe RAM as Nt i a & y fi mm 1 © 27241. WORK SOX— Men’s ROSLYN All-Wool Work Sox (Grey Rib) 2/6 for 1/9 UNDERWEAR— Men’s Superior Interlock Athletic Singlets and Elastic Top Shorts. 3/6 for 2/11 Men’s (CANTERBURY) Super Locknit Vests. 5/6 for Q/Q Roslyn All-Wool Pink Singlets, half sleeves. 17/6 for 14/6 Roslyn All-Wool Pink Underpants, double knees and seats. 15/6 NEGLIGE SHIRTS— New Coloured Neg. Shirts, with 2 Collars, at Less than pre-war prices. Sizes 1,2, 4,5, C, 7. 4/11 la 7/11 t 0 Clear LADIES’ JANTZEN SWIM SUITS— Only two left—Maroon and Brown. CARDIGANS—(EngIish), in fancy designs. 39/G for 21/Men’s—l7/6 for 0.5.—18/6 for J 4/(jJ 10/G to 17/6 for g/g 25/- for 2.7/6 CREAM SLIP-ONS—-(English), V necks, plain and coloured stripe. PLUS FOURS— Brown and Grey Tweeds. Sizes 3, 4. 5. MEN’S WORSTED SAC SUITS— Black and Navy grounds, with fine white pin stripe. Smartly cut. £5/15/- for 99/6 MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS— Cambridge Tw'eeds, satin linings. 75/- for 49/6 and 59/6 9 Phone 2413 CAMERON STREET—WHANGAREI P.O. Box 74 Also at Auckland and Hamilton . Vi