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Southland Times, Issue 18931, 3 May 1923, Page 3

Oh! my Hat! What eye-openers in Dandy Felts t ~ at BRASS BROS.’ BIG Welcome sale 'SggjM MR REE-DUCTION SAYS “I take off my hat to these bargains and if I see any ft man in Invercargill wear- XtmHlUmnmil ’ I ing a shabby Hat after this I I’ll pull him up.” 1 >‘ lU Real Ftar F'elt® at tanf©lt Rrice-s. FROM THE BEST HOME HATTERS AND NEW ZEALAN D FACTOR lES. JAUNTY, STYLISH. SWAGGER, SMART. THESE HAT PRICES REACH THE TOP NOTE OP PERFECTION. A FULL RANGE. ALL SIZES. IN ALL THE WANTED SHADES. HAVE YOU A BIG HEAD? We are overstocked in large sizes in WOOL FELTS. These were 14/6 Welcome Sale price 7/6. Black WOOL FELTS, all sizes Welcome Sale price 8/11. FUR VELOUR HATS, all shades and sizes. Get in early. Were 37/6. Welcome Sale price 15/6. Real BATTERSBY VELOURS. Were 50/-. ... ... ... Welcome Sale price 25/-. 8 Only Cream VELOURS, very stylish. Were 59/6 Welcome Sr.’e price 25/-. A few PLAIN FUR FELTS left At the Welcome Sale price 12/6. Guaranteed PUREFUR and of best English make. Were 39/6. ... Welcome Sale price 19/6. HATS with style and quality combined. Were <♦s/-. Welcome S&le price 21/-. Natural Undyed EUR FELT HATS. Absolutely can’t fade. Were 45/-. Welcome Sale price 27/6. TWEED HATS, in All-wool Cloths. Just the article for hard wear. Were 10/6 now 2/6 ‘ were 12/6, now 3/6. ’ THESE CAPS CAP ANYTHING WE’VE YET OFFERED. ALL FABRICS, ALL COLOURS, ALL SIZES. Just a few at i/g a. W r< 2/6. CAPS, in Tweeds that wear. Were 6/6 Welcome Sale price 3/6. Light and Dark Shades, in all sizes. Were 7/6 Welcome Saie price 4/6. CAPS with style and comfort. Were 8/6 Welcome Sale price 6/6. Highest Grade. Were 9/6 Welcome Sale price 6/6. The Suit makes the man, the Hat finishes him off. Don’t delay another day. BESCC Men’s E? Boy’s DllAwW Outfitters, . 6 and 7 DEE ST,. Invercargill. . (Successors to UndriU’s) ;(Opposita Post Office) .

GLADSTONE SPORTS’ ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Gladstone Sports’ Association was held in the Parish Hall last night, Mr C. J. Bread presiding. The president reported having arranged with the trustees of the Thomson Estate for the purchase of a suitable sports area. The proposed rules of the Association were read and approved with a view to having the Association duly incorporated. The objects of the body are to provide and maintain a sports and recreation ground with the necessary enclosures and pavilions, and to encourage games, recreation and sports of all kinds by the premotion of competitions. Candidates for admission as members must be members of the Waihopai Bowling Club, the Waihopai Tennis Club, or the Waihopai Croquet Club. The annual subscription will be 2/6. The secretary reported that funds to the amount of £330 were in hand. Rely on Cuticura To Clear Away Skin Troubles