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Southland Times, Issue 20044, 4 December 1926, Page 8

BUI YOUR HOLIDAY REQUIREMENTS HERE WE HA XT NEVER HAD LARGER OR BETTER STOCKS IN MERCERY AND CLOTHING LINES HOLIDAY SPORTS SUITS; size 3 to 6 35/. MEN’S TWEED SUITS; in Fawn shades. All sizes .... 80/MEN’S WORSTED SUITS; in Latest Colourings. All sizes: £5 15/to £7. MEN’S FOX’S SERGE NAVY SUITS. Best Quality £7 MEN’S FANCY MOSGTEL SADDLE Trousers. . . . 28 6 Men’s GREY FLANNEL TROUSERS. 21/6 MEN’S Cream Sports TROUSERS: 15/6, 17/6, 25/-. MEN’S CANOE SHIRTS: 8/6, 9/6, 10/-. Post Paid. M NEIL & CLARK, Men’s Clothiers. f!EE STREET. - - INVERCARGILL PRESENTS FOR MEN. VOU will find a Complete Assortment —of— SUITABLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AT: I j. A. DOI G ’ S ’ Dee Street. Boxes of Cigars, Cigarettes, Presentation Sets, Best Brands Pipes, Pouches, Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Walking Sticks, etc. CALL AND INSPECT. : ;T3>: | MEN’S-WEAR I w “ & SOMETHING NEW ARRIVES g ❖ EACH DAY. s S SHIRTS —In plain colours and g <§> smart new stripes. /j g 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 to 18/6. y SOX—Plain and fancy, new designs. <S> M 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, to 7/6. PYJAMAS — Good qualities, Summer g weight, smart patterns. g 13/6, 15/6. 19/6 to 35/6. g TIES —The newest are here; floral :5 designs or stripes. £ g 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6 to 6/6. g HATS—New shades and smart g & shapes; best makes. X g 22/6, 25/-, 32/6 to 45/-. :s HANDKERCHIEFS—PIain, colour- -fc ed borders, and initials. £ I/-, 1/6 to 4/11. « M <?> g LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS IN g FANCY BOXES—IDEAL XMAS 3 g GIFTS. «• outfitter! ESK STREET « Next door to Arthur Butt. Phone No. 1796. g

| WHEN XMAS DAWNS what a lot of joy and excitement there’s going to be if your boy or girl discovers that “Santa” has brought— A CYCLE FROM McKENZIES And if “Santa” knows of any good boy or girl who deserves one this Xmas he can get it here—we are just landing a limited number of I Juvenile Cycles about the middle of December. FORWARD ORDER PRICE £7. STOCK PRICE - - £7 10/-. | Place your order now! CljcCe SjuxiateAtJ IlUppueiU) supreme Court) T>y Street Invercargill I i, X I® Two veart ago I said: I CAN SUCCEED I AND I DID through I.C.S. Training in fl my spare time, in my own horn*, r:* the I trifling cost of a few hours of my time daily, ▼ and a few shillings of my wages monthly. A Of course the I.C.S. con train yen too. A Send in Enquiry Q>upon and find out for ymmeif. ▲ - - - POST THIS PORTION - - - X International Correspondence • Schools fAus’ralasia) Ltd. f Box 687, Dunedin. Sirs-Please send me a tree Pros(>ectus y giving full par lieu ars of a’l Drenches of the A profession or occupation before which I T have marked X. If your subject is not on y this list, write it here w —Architect, —Accountant, W A —Building Contractor, —General Bookkeeper, A ▼ —Concrete Contractor, —S ore Bookkeeper, A —Sanitary Engineer, —Station Bookkeeper, m —Structural Engineer, —Store Manage’, A T —Shire Engineer —Window Dreseer, V Surveyor, —Show Card Writer, # ▲ —Carpenter, —Retail Salesman, A Y —Plan Draper, —Outdoor Salesman, 1 w —Motor Mechanic, —Advertising Mgr. ▼ ▲ —Motor Electrician, —Commercial A rfist, A Y —Electrical Engineer, —Sa’e* Letter Writer, j W —Radio Experimenter, —Shorthand Writer, ▼ ▲ —Meeh. Draughtsman, —Journalist, A Y —Mechanical Engln'r, —General Education, Y ® —Colliery Engineer, —French or Spanish, ▼ < —Steam Engineer, —Milliner, A Y —Refrlgerat'nEngln'r,—Dressmaker, t (There are nearly 3,000,000 I.C.S. students. ▼ V over 19,000 of these being in New Zealand.) # ( ENQUIRIES cost nothing—white now v Name y Age Occupation ♦ * Address y