Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24817, 17 January 1942, Page 5

Two reasons why Kaitangata Coal Is the favourite are its great heat and its lasting qualities.—Advt.

WAR OR NO WAR education goes on, and our daughters must start the new term with a well-equipped wardrobe . Buy economically with an eye to future requirements and the scarcity of materials . The D.SJ. can help you! D.S.A. “ TRIUMPH ” COLLEGE COAT in heavy English Velour Cloth; well tailored with inverted pleat at back; all-round belt, two pockets, rever collar, fully lined; good turnings allowed; 22in to 42in— 49/6 to 79/11. COLLEGE BLAZER; All-Wool Blazer Cloth; regulation style; rever collar, double pockets— 2B/6. SCHOOL PULLOVER; All-Wool; firmly knitted in plain Navy; double strength cuffs and neck—26in, 19/11; 28in, 21/6) 30in, 22/6; 32in, 23/6. MACANDREW ROAD INTERMEDIATE PULLOVER; Grey woollen; firmly knitted: with regulation stripe—2 Bin, 19/11; 30in, 21/6; 32in, 22/11. D.S.A. “ COLLEGIAN ” BLOUSE; our well-known standard School Blouse with the convertible four-way collar; cut generously with pocket and link cuffs; size 1 4^in —In Boiling Silk, 7/6; or in Fuji Silk, 9/11. SCHOOL BLOOMERS in Navy Interlock; specially cut for gymnasium and school sports, with large double gusset- —Min, 2/9; 1 6in, 3/4; 1 Sin, 3/6; 20in, 3/9; 22in, 3/11. HIGH SCHOOL HAT BANDS—3/11. TIES—3/6, 3/9. m m m X u n 8 mm. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Illustrated is the D.S.A. GYM. TUNIC The Tunic that grows with the girl. Regulation style, made from an extra strongly woven serge to stand up to the hardest school wear. Full width under all pleats. 3in hem for lengthening, and all seams may he let out. Strongly sewn and neatly finished throughout. 24in. 27 r & upwards