Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 8 (Supplement)

I In the matter of Whether it be the Week-end I Up-to-date Togs Trip or Long Journey §? —~~ : the suit case you travel with m J? v is no ess important than the character of m , --- e clothes you wearmake no mistake m f \ \ WinMSll about it. Often the baggage precedes the m Ili \ W /\]M£S - traveller, see to it that your travelling case m i /» worthily represents you. I 'A e can y° u Cheaply 1 r'flip While this present Stock lasts I \\\\\ we can ve Exceptional Value DD3 . i/ J SI Our stocks . are well assorted, and we are in a position to offer extreme jr |/ fl Hi value in travelling gear. A heavy rise in price is certain in all leather goods 00 II I 11 y° u to uv a * ese prices. m 11 / I SOLID LEATHER SUIT OASES, with two efficient locks; a very handsome Jf If / ll casa » ma de by expert workmen. Will last a life-time. Just the thing (Jm 11 J JH l or *^' P resent; Sizes, 24, 25 inches-— 92/6. M JgSs MOROCCO TRUNKS, covered in Tan Leatherette,-strong, and handsome in t (Sa 1 ««* appearance. Sizes, 24, .26 inches—46/-., 49/6. j!* . *SF CABIN TRUNKS, regulation isize, covered in Tan Leatherette, two dependmll <my snr *tp» « si . . able locks and clasps, with heavy straps and buttons. Sizes, 33, 36 inches j N.Z. Tweed Smart Cut -"/«. wJt. HEN'S ALL-WOOL EAZAPOI TWEED SUITS CABIN STRAPS, covered in Black Leatherette, reinforced with-heavy leather M in good Dark Greys and Browns. A splendid corners battens, two straps, and two clasps and lock, that will stand X garment for country wear-Price, 90/-. rou S h handling. Sizes, 33, 36 inches-74/6, 81/-. f HEN'S MID GREY" OR BROWN MOSOIEL vnfl V ßT*i<nn VV wi*ac _* i j ni. l i. ~j £ TWEED SUITS. A good medium-weight STRONG LEATHER KIT BAGS, strongly made. These bags will hold more M tweed, especially suitable for business wear- Jj *5« r size than any other make - Sizes, 14, 16, 18 mches-26/6, Z £5/10/-. 30/-, 34;-. •f HEN'S MID GREY WITH SELF STRIPE ENG- ! — , , C LISH WORSTED SUITS, suitable for the . "W warmer weather coming—Price, £6/6/-. jC, HEN'S HID GREY OR DARE GREY SMALL T* 11 * A f * a •§ , CHECK ALL-WOOL SUITS. A great wearing suit I 4*m7£»l IfflfY A f\« ft^/^TC In for knockabout or country wear—Price, £5/19/6. J. I €%> V vlilXijT AJLLI g U-I ICld 5r MEN'S BROWN OR DARK GREEN MIXTURE O / Xn SPORTS SUITS, all wool Special value— •f Price, 72/6. _, _ An This is an attractive suggestion to the man who ffHwr/XAXr I ** *m\T Ja w^^a^^l/ip) |jj/ enjoys the free and easy sports, vet business- J—rfVdy JUaQV jT\.lj MITW&I^LtCS In like style— 72/6. ' / i A f| Our Qothing Department Noveltv Bacs Etc I Service is Up-to-Date INOVeity DagS CtC. M I _ No. 2—SUEDE DOROTHY BAG, fringed, wit? jr floral poker designs, in shades of Light anr* J New Designs in Handy Bags Dark 6rown ' and Saxe ~ Priceß/6 ' I "Sa?, 3 !^ 1 - 8M C ° lQUriDgS BDd Hound SeUl handle. ** J» VJjffj™T& *£%?&&, J - Most essential when travelling is a bag that can be carried on the arm. 23? deMgn * nd ShadeS 3S abovepriCe ' 7/11 ° Any one of tLa three quoted are -especially adapted. e«wsa. No. OVAL SHAPE SUEDE BAG, with floral poker work designs, fringe, , , „_ An -*• and stirrup handle. Shades: Light and Dark Brown, and Sa^e—Price, ' "tf • *;il each. ---^ I A very important Pyjama Offer Ire - I l"#l ■F MSN'S AND O.S. MEN'S FLANNELETTE CEY- «a -=, -« *, &\CllUCllo 1 xi 88m LON-PINISH PYJAMAS, in excellent range of 1»l /I 1 » XhVAA%IVftIV 11 »•%>%&> sr Stripes. There is no doubt about the value; I b/ i S 111 you will admit it when you handle the texture & /Al f r a _ I | and fed-the weight-pnee, 13/11, Karangahape Road tßm FIB taa aLaLaLfiatjai_g» m h« .t=k ea» n, can c=*- ■=» ■=>_ ■=- c=.- ».

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YOUR HAIR Wttfc, LOOK BETTER H win ,bo toer, 80te *i smoother, 9 ■ Scurf and Dandruff will disappear. B gj if you take car* of it by using || | ROWLAND'S j MACASSAR OIL, fl which wilt preserve. Nourish, and fl ■ Strengthen it, and ail it penetrates to M B Be roots will replace the loss of the H B Natural Oil in the Hair, the want of I M which causes Baldness. It is sold in a B ■ Golden Colour for Fair Hair, of Stores, fl B Chemists, Hairdressers, and Bowland's, Bg II 67, Hatton-Rarden, London. Aroid fl H cheap worthless imitations under the fl IS same or similar name which have no B I KestoratiTß Properties and do not fl B contain that delightful perfume— fl B Otto of Bones— for which Bow land's B ■ Htaumtr Oil has been so long famous* H