The Store for Men Christmas 1937 There are outstanding | characteristics in all the n Vwl - JEf I merchandise described here. | B In some cases patterns are | t 5 most distinctive, in others | I the fabric qualities are of Ji > W HI F an unusual nature, in still W : J||kl|| | others the price is especially g moderate. This will be / | found an exceptionally I good time to choose, either WpA’W.< I/? I for one’s personal use or j Jill I for gifts. | I i k : HmiwO 1I Hi i j rl! X WW I' J ill ol I AIM Notable Visitors from England Wf V ! ENGLISH SUITS |||p I ik by. Joseph Mays |||P| f < j Here you can get a suit—inimitably British | <’ $ jn cut and style—as though you were buying Igw f 5 at a famous London store. It is made by English craftsmen tailors and you can walk H|| , $ out in it feeling as if it were specially made !' t -- ’f $ for you. And the most important feature, from E- your pocket’s point of view, is that these superb II L-g g'/ $ quality suits—English to the last stitch—are priced 7gns and Bgns. ■i / i wife/ I II ENGLISH SPORTS COATS 1 .|| A wide range of really exclusive Tweeds, cut in the latest London style with pleated '< y backs and half belts, or with plain backs. 35/- 45/- | ENGLISH SLACKS | Perfectly cut with the correct English drape and swing. Grey Worsted and Flannel, plain and striped effects. Here are the Sports Trousers for the man who 'Th wants “Something better.” 22/6 27/6 37/6 | i tMeXMBMi rf " ■ | ENGLISH DRESSING GOWNS AS ILLUSTRATED— A great variety of English /Silk Dressing Gowns just arrived! Stripes, Spots, / . $ Checks and Paisley designs. All colour tones. ' 17/6 22/- 35/- 45/- ■ 47/6 55/ ' 59/6 / ® WnßHHpf /•' the PYJAMAS AS ILLUSTRATED— We have If' them with open collars and also the new Rusw &£■ • 5 sian style. Both in Cotton and Silk. ; 10/6 13/6 14/6 15/6 16/6 17/6 21/- 25/ENGLISH SPORTS SHIRTS J AS ILLUSTRATED—In Silk Locknit. Button fronts and short sleeves. Plain colours of Blue, Fawn, Greys, White. j; X XX' Well tailored to ensure per- ‘7/44 feet fitting. All sizes ■ / I I X-s .. t *•••% ' ‘J i. A / • | English | u Sea-Island ”St > \ j Underwear | I Wfl / /Uh AS ILLUSTRATED— : g -jMi $ A 50/50 mixture of 5 Sea Island Cotton and \ Wg $ Spun Rayon. The ’ S softest and yet one * $ of the best wearing X garments made. AthENGLISH PULLOVERS | “the M Wl genuine Lastex top. i W m'AS ILLUSTRATED— The newest styles in : W all wool Sports Pullovers just arrived from A/ C &arment ■ W W England. Made by Jaegar, Wolsley, Viy- "f / O k W/ ella. Plain colours and latest London B ' pattern effects. < "j 7/11 10/6 12/6 15/6 19/6 nt
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Southland Times, Issue 23376, 7 December 1937, Page 9
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