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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20072, 9 October 1928, Page 19

niM m for the "Wee" Fellow Our prices make it possible to have the little fellow attractively clothed, whether he be in his old trolley or dressed for a "party." Quality Clothes for Boys for All Occasions. % f^-A (Illustration No. 3.) op]|®C^ This style is very suitable for boys ages 12 /k-/ix months to 3 years. Tops square neck and / N£ vV short sleeves, and buttoned at waist. Made /. J in good washing Cambric. Knickers of /y s Dark Navy, and Tops in Saxe, / /Sfy 4tST\ / tm Sky, and Navy, Sizes 1, 2, J? / ir^) Suit. ~ Same Style, in Plain Coloured Crash. Pants and Tops of same colour, piped with contrasting colours. Shades / SSfj ffll of Sky, Tan, Helio., and Fawn. Sizes 1, 2, / If _IL Illustration No. 9. Suitable style for boys, ages 2 to 6 years. Made with shoulder tabs to button on knickers at waist; "canoe" collar; made in Grey Union, a very strong and serviceable material for hard wear— Sizes 0 1 2 3 4 Prices 10/6 10/11 11/6 11/11 12/6 For boys 4to 12 years. Dressy style in Double-breasted Suits, suitable for ages 4 to 12 years. A style that appeals to all mothersSizes 1 2 3 4 Prices 16/11 17/6 17/11 18/6 Sizes 5 6 7 Prices 18/11 19/6 19/11 16/11 5 18/11 3 17/11 7 19/11 THIS 1)3 OUR 111 Don't Miss the Bargains in Spring Fabrics. Similar to No. 3, only with polo collar and buttoned front; tops made of natural shade of Cotton Fuji, Pants in All-Wool Indigo Serge— Sizes 0 12 3 4 Prices 9/3 9/6 9/9 9/11 10/3 Same style, with Zephyr tops of Light and Dark Saxe and Knickers of All-Wool Indigo Serge. A really smart and dressy Suit that will stand the hard washing. Fit boys 18 months to 5 years— Sizes 0 12 3 4 Prices 8/11 9/3 9/6 9/9 9/11 0 12 3 4 Prices 11/6 11/11 12/6 12/11 13/6 #64 RAN OA HAVE ROAD'AUCKLAND 1 TTTTt

K - •M Wi S' m y/S-y,. ii *»Atv *?8 1 I Ivory f -tipped Every cigarette that bears the name "De Reszlce" must be the best in its class; otherwise the "goodwill" value of the name—at present beyond compute —would be endangered.