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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20367, 23 September 1929, Page 3

First with the Latest —Always 1 |j|f* Introducing A New Trouser Business or Sports Wear at 25'** 7 THis is an entirely new conception in Men's Trousers, designed by one of England's fpremost clothing specialists. j As the name implies, the garment ideally serves the two purposes of SPORTS or TOWN wear and will be especially appreciated with the advent of daylight saving, when the busy city man desires to participate in his favourite recreation with the least possible waste of time. Six important features of " SPORTOWN 1. Specially cut straight leg lines which give height and smartness to the wearer. 2. They are constructed so that they will hang straight from the hips. 3. The " side straps " are below the six belt loops, thereby ensuring a firm grip on the hips. '4. The buttonholes are made on a slant, causing indirect strain. 5. Flys are made so they will never show the buttons even after excessive washing. 6. The special patented device at the back is entirely concealed when worn without a coat. For wearing with braces it is merely released from the loops and gives the same length at back as regular trousers. SPORTOWN Trousers fit every figure type—normal, tall, short or stout —and are obtainable in dependable Pure Wool English Flannels in shades of Silver Grey, Sand, Powder, Ascot, Mid Grey, Pastel, and Lovat mixtures. roHN'S DEPARTMENT, FIRST FLOOR. '-■'j Mike & Choyce Ltd. FOR QUALITY MEN'S WEAR Queen Street - • Auckland MM ■i— ; ili •C without first obtaining particulars of the " GENERAL'S " Householder's Comprehensive Policy. Over twenty contingencies, insuring household effects and clothing against Fire, Burglary, Larceny, Storm and Flood Damage, Breakage of Mirrors, Boarding Expenses after a Fire, etc. Universally adopted in England and now introduced to N.Z. by the 4, WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND, Write for an explanatory Prospectus.