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Southland Times, Issue 22131, 27 September 1933, Page 3

1 Mannish Blouses are mg) the “Craze” for Women. \ T •/ ■< • / \ M /■' ■ ' •• /B. f\ -I Ia! ■ /■ i \ .«Sl'.Hl / \ / X/ 1 'll IL—M . < I V / i(X \ H iHtn\ nF Kw on W\ \ dim b '"lJ v\ v\ I i r J \ ' \ \ \ I • . | \ > \. q\ ' Kwl I \ v 4 • ■'• A \ \- '''O' ?•. ■ ,> ’ U- | , - ' ' • ‘ ' It I Man-Tadlored Blouses • • • aucl Sißutts i"" 1 1H1,1,111,,11,t i —A New Feature in Our “Man’s Shop.” RFABY-i = IHLdI M iwlWI g /ffifcmHE growing popularity of “Mannish Clothes’’ for HTO A smartly turned out Women tempted us to persuade .jonx S = 1 JUim uUIlu g our shirt-cutter to commence making to individual A r W £ g w = Cut on modern lines, = measurements “Man Tailored Blouses and Rodeo J M 5 with full fitting § Shirts. He has arranged four distinctly “Mannish HLfflK J § Trousers, etc. AU § Styles,’’ as illustrated above, and from these, you ma y t "V( / L> { r j § Wool Suitings. | select styles most suited to your personal requirements.® M ' ® 3 Shades are Grey and = Don’t hesitate ! Be measured and for the low price of w jS tea | Brown. § 6/6 (for making) you’ll have a Blouse, “man-tailored’’ = Special rtfli /rt g and perfect fitting, a Blouse that will be the envy of nr ATrivr = Price <Db'/| all your friends. BOK MAKliw. § TraTnr'ntTrr' a n 1 We suggest the following materials as being admirably suited I UNDERWEAR I ©for “Man-Tailored” Blouses. § Brown Cotton Under- g SPUN SILKS. Plain Striped and Checked, 9 /11 | wear. Spliced Knees g ’ Price JLX yard ■ = and seats. Can be | ROSEMARY CREPE. Striped, Checked and Plain. 4/11 B boiled. = Price J-JL yard I 3/11 81 4/11 | TOOTALS ANTI-CREASE. Striped Cotton Materials. „4/lly.rd n Per Garment. HEAVY “CHICKEN-FOOT” CHECKED SILKS. Very K/H = G Price ui JL JL yard StiinililifiliniillliilllliaillllillllllUlllllllllilifi smart. ltd® T I Inquire for Mannish Blouses and IuAUIJDO . Rodeo Shirts in the “Man’s Shop.”

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