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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 18, 29 November 1946, Page 4

“ A City Store Brought to Your Door” DRASTIC REDUCTIONS in Men's Wear BOYS’ I’YJAMAS MEN’S FANCY HALF HOSE In superior grade all-wool with elastic or plain tops ; in Blue, Navy, Brown, Green, Maroon. Sizes 10 to Hi. Usual Frice 6/3 Now 5/3 PLAIN BLACK HALF HOSE In first grade all wool. Usual price 3/9 Now 3/3 MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS Super quality black Italian cloth. These shirts are of particular good quality strong in weave for hard every-day wear. 2 coupons. Sizes 2 to 8. Worth 11/3 Now 10/3 Take Advantage of These Big Reductions, and Write Today In Horrocks’ summer weight Flannelette. We specially recommend this line for durability and longer wear. Sizes 2 to 6, were 11/9. Now 10/9 Sizes 8 to 10, were 14/3.' Now 12/11 MAIL YOUR ORDER PROMPTLY! Now is the time to do your Xmas Buying MEN’S REAL LEATHER LUMBER JACKETS Adjustable side straps at waist, button front, two slanting pockets, fleecy lined. When ordering, please statechest measurements and particulars of build. In Black or Brown. 8 coupons required. Worth 55/6 Now- 49/6 We have all types of Leather Jackets in stock. POSTAGE PAID MONEY BACK GUARANTEE MAIL ORDER WAREHOUSE COY. 408 Southern Cross Bldgs. AUCKLAND P.O. Box 339

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