Page 19 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19307, 21 April 1926, Page 19

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The new Borsalinos open up fresh and smart; just out of the band box, in wanted shades. Blacks are in great demand. We tpaß / invite you to try one on. / m Price, The Victor Hat (Known as the Jay-Bird) This splendid well-known manufactured Hat dT% we quote at Th/Mb Our Special This is one of the best value Hats you can possibly buy. It is a pure Fur Felt, English-made article, featuring the latest shapes / and colourings. Price,. J? „ All-Wool Pull-Overs Leading Values and a Special or two that will appeal to your good judgment. If you shop on Friday evening, inquire into the merits of these suggestions — maybe you'll save a shilling or two. It's worth a special trip to see. A WELL SET-UP SUIT for £5/5/. With this distinctive quality we have placed suit selling on a higher plane altogether, it's value that does it, when it is backed by high-grade workmanship, excellent fabric, and best of all a moderate price. In this Suit we use the best All-wool Colonial Worsted, in a soft Medium Grey, we stock them in graded and intermediate sizes; thus a perfect fit is assured. It is worth remembering too, that this Suit is hand finished, coat has two buttons, loop, and Hymo unbreakable Fronts. Trousers, with side and hip pockets, and cuff bottoms, and a heavy strong quality pocketing is used. We suggest this Suit as a good business proposition. SPECIAL OFFER IN BOYS' COLLEGE SUITS, IN FOX'S NAVY SERGE AND CLERICAL WORSTEDS. If you know workmanship and quality, you will wonder why we sell these Suits at the price; the materials are all wool, and we guarantee the colour to be fast. We present these Suits in different styles—patch pockets, with half belted back—plain sac back —with one outside breast pocket. » 1 Sizes 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Prices 33/- 33/6 34/- 34/6 35/- 35/6 36/Sizes 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Prices 36/6 37/6 38/6 39/6 40/- 41/6 42/6 Half-a-Dozen Tip-top Numbers in MEN'S UNDERWEAR If you cannot buy them now, come in Friday evening. Men's Natural Fleecy Underwear—Shirts, 3/6. Pants, 3/11. Men's Warm Grey fleecy Underwear Shirts, 3/11. Pants, 4/3. Men's Heavy Natural Wool and Cotton Underwear Shirts, 5/3. Pants, 5/11. Men's Medium Weight AH Wool " Viking " Underwear, nice soft finish—Shirts, 8/6. Pants, 9/9. Men's All Wool Pink or Natural Underwear, lovely quality—Shirts, 12/-. Pants, 12/11. Men's Natural Soft Finish Heavy Cotton Singlets—3/11 each. Several new andi smarter patterns await you; we have RJIS / them priced as low as 1 / |H| And we can satisfy you that our. M J qualities are equally /M- £ / |r|| worth the money. TIT 9 / KARANGAHAPE ROAD

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