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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23108, 6 February 1937, Page 8

Summer Coats 29/6 «* The pick of the leaton'a Jr Light Grey, Fawn and Brown jy All-Wool Mlxturei, ready gffl made in following elicit 82, [• , 34, 36, 38 fcuit meanurei. If * | 40 and 42 bust measure! W/-. » $ t-;~feS* B §» ff* J 37/6 1' rl|wm.'s • Mad* to order In - Whipcord and WMIUsA. Bee' mm 'l : < '!-:^' McnVGrey Z M, 27/8 Flannel Trousers Yon should *•• tho 11/6 wlio •alectlea of S»tGood lookinp. *i *« tMM »»* «*» ** *• {ssseaisas • uretnent chart and mea.ur e 7"and"W"wut " th " 'fr I*' 1 *' ' , post a "pair. Money Eeraembef, every refunded If not aatU- penny hack tf you are Red. Others 13/6, not pleased -with fit, 16/6, 17/9. . finlih or «uallty, GLASSONS' Wtwehoase 96 Lichfield St, Christcmirch : ~~"iA FIT - -> •. m <W mm* smrxf • s II .1. . > i ;;« M. #:-;•;:/ In Canterbury cotton Interlock finest, , Egyptian cotton combines with a lusty weave to give rugged, masculine endurance! . • Being superbly soft and absorbent.it Has the ; happy knack of keeping you cool, comfort-,;, able and free from chill all day. The ; ' . resilience of the weave and the skilfulnessof the cut give unrestricted movement and" absolutely smooth fit. - Countless.men nave, v learned that long wear and complete satis-; % faction are synonymous in underwear with* /■; the. Canterbury tag. ' v ;.-',-v.; For those who prefer woolr-Dualux No. 646 ... the finest pure wool unshrinkable underwear on the market., .'..'."•." ■ %rJ.*iXi<\<ts If is an established'fact that tlvo : are warmer than one thick layer. Dualux .>> is actually two thin layers, of the finest wool woven and interwoven to give 2 right sides. So, Dualux is unbelievably soft and smooth next the skin t ..h light and close/itting and incredibly warm. ■ tfi • • INTERLOCK LANE, WALKER, RUDKIN, LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH AND ASHBURTON. i\ The scientific appliances and I methods as applied in our modern and up -to * date workrooms, together with. all our experience in sightIf you arc in doubt about your testing, enable us to give eye^T U n M 7 complete satisfaction 'and PETER N. DICK, S.D.O.N.Z. K. . v 'Phone 13-308. comfort m every case. Jewellers and Opticians, 488 MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN, CI.

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