Page 19 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20496, 22 February 1930, Page 19 (Supplement)

,v Exceptional Value in MEN'S HATS - ENGLISH FUR FELTS. nig Reductions in BOYS' WEAR Boys' Heavy Weight Fox's Serge Shorts Double silk sewn, extra strong dark linings. Hip pocket with flap— Sizes 3to 6, Reduced to 5/9 Sizes 7to 12, Reduced to 6/9 Sizes 13 to 15, Reduced to 7/9 BOYS' N.Z. PURE WOOL SPORTS SUITS, fancy Tweeds, in greys and browns, etc.— Sizes 3 to 6, Reduced to 27/6 Sizes 7to 12, Reduced to 29/6 Sizes 1 3 to 16, Reduced to 32/6 BOYS' DOUBLE-SEATED SERGE SHORTS, made of Fox's Guaranteed Indigo Serge. Extra strong for hard school wear— Sizes 3to 6, Reduced to 6/6 Sizes 7to 12, Reduced to 7/6 Sizes 1 3 to 16, Reduced to 8/6 BOYS' NAVY UNION DOCTOR FLANNEL COLLEGE SHIRTS. All sizes—Reduced to 6/11 each. Sports Clothing - MEN'S SPORTS TROUSERS, medium , grey only; English manufacture. Correctly cut for outdoor comfort. Sizes 3 to 8— REDUCED TO 9/6 m ' j Cut Edge, snap brims, in the iatest shades— REDUCED TO JQ / g AND 22/6 BOYS' WHITE TWILL TENNIS SHIRTS, all sizes—Reduced to 3/11. CANOE Wh ENGLISH AND COLONIAL SPORTS COATS, smart styles, both in D.B. and S.B. shapes. Exclusive designs— REDUCED TO g JJ/_ EACH. SPORTS TROUSERS, English and N.Z. all-wool flan- : nels. Correctly cut for sports wear. Pleated fronts, side straps— REDUCED TO 24 j 6 MEN'S NAVY FLANNEL BLAZERS, English manufacture. Corded with red> gold, or white. All sizes— REDUCED TO J5/g EACH. ENGLISH FUR FELTS. Cut edge, bound snap brims and curled brim (Prince shape), in silver, steel, and pearl grey— REDUCED TO JzJ/6 MEN'S TWEED CAPS. Mascot shape (whole piece top), and Golf (eightpiece top)— REDUCED TO 3/11 EACH. SHOES BLACK GLACE SHOES. Medium toes—good English manufacture— REDUCED TO 32/6 PATENT OXFORD SHOES Medium toes, ,'iitrongly made, good wearing; all sizes— REDUCED TO 25/WHITE TENNIS SHOES Hard court crepe and leather soles —/ REDUCED TO 1 9 /C PAIR. Underwear and Pyjamas WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS, new designs, superior quality— REDUCED TO SUMMER WEIGHT STRIPED POPLIN PYJAMAS, good variety of stripes— REDUCED TO J7/g COTTON FOULARD DRESSING GOWNS, new designs- REDUCED TO 21 / FANCY MARL ART. SILK HALF HOSE, in grey, blue, fawn shades— REDUCED TO 2/11 PAIR * FANCY ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HALFHOSE, newest shades— REDUCED TO 2/11 AND 3/ J | PR. MEN'S WIDE END SILK TIES in great variety—— REDUCED TO 2 / Q EACH Shirts Greatly Reduced WOVEN STRIPE CAMBRIC NEGLIGE SHIRTS, with collar to match— REDUCED TO £J/0 GOOD QUALITY WHITE TWILL NEGLIGE SHIRTSREDUCED TO 5/g ALL-WOOL PULLOVERS, V neck, no sleeves, coloured stripes at neck— REDUCED TO g/g PRESIDENT STYLE BRACES—REDUCED TO 2/6 LIGHT-WEIGHT ELASTIC BRACES, leather ends— REDUCED TO 2/3 SOCK SUSPENDERS, good value— REDUCED TO jJ£ PAIR. Smart Summer and Autumn Suits THE " GOODWOOD," a Smart Suit of new fancy Pure Wool Worsteds, featuring check, stripe and fancy weave effects. Has the appearance of a much higher-priced Suit— REDUCED TO £4/14/6 THE "SHAFTESBURY," smartly cut ...» choice of Pure Wool Tweeds in the new lighter tones . . . best quality trimmings . . . altogether a Suit you'll be proud to wear. See them—there are. sizes to fit every figure. * REDUCED TO gQ/6 ... For Correct Clothing ... vings BHfi Til THE "MAYFAIR." THE " MAYFAIR," a superior quality Indigo Blue Serge Suit, -in the single and doublebreasted styles. No man's wardrobe is complete without at least one Navy Serge Suit—— REDUCED TO £4/14/6 400 Pairs of MEN'S ENGLISH TWEED TROUSERS, sizes 3 to 8. REDUCED TO Q/g pair.

.. . THE . . The Classified Columns of the N.Z. Herald tell A and Thousands of people have spent a modest shilling or half-a-crown on a small advertisement and have been rewarded with remarkably good results. " Thanks to advertising in the 'Herald* my stock of bulbs is disposed of. ' *" I inserted a three-day advertisement and received no fewer than 81 repiies." .** I have received no fewer than 128 replies to my Saturday's advertisement." (Board wanted.) " Entirely through this advertisement I sold even more sheep than I had originally intended selling."" " My advertising in the " Herald ' keeps my hotel full for a large part of the year." " Please do not put in any more advertisements, as we are besieged with inquiries." " I can honestly say that I get at least three times the replies from the ' Herald ' that I do from any other paper."