m mm^3 M 5& 'mfi mJM SJS W/swaV [:; ;; h u I.B's "! The whole question resolves itself into just one of .wearing- suitable underwear. j ■ If your nether garments are the correct weight for your constitution you will' be comfortably warm, even 011 the coldest days—always taking it for granted that your "undies"- are "H. 8." all wool. Men's Underpants - 8/11 Men's Ribbed Underpants 9/6 Heavy Ribbed Underpants 12/6 Men's Plain Woollen UPantc 13/6 MosgieJ Worsted Underwear 14/6 Mosgiel Marl Underwear 15/6 I NEW ZEALAND•
The Need to Economise on Clothes is apparent to every man these clays: The big question is: "How to economise without losing dignity or style?" This question is answered in no uncertain manner by; CABITES' TAILORED READY-TO-WEAR BOX SUITS. Uheso suits are vigorously correct in Jftyle. '■They are made from the best Tweeds, juid "Worsted procurable. They are finished with' a nicety that a high grade tailor might envy. [Tet their price means a very definite • raying. £4 10s and £5 12s 6d. Come in any timo and try on a coat or two. You'll b<J surprised at the perfect fit W5 oan give you. mmm KV2& m 7TJ*m f'l <*' Mi A. G&BITES, MEN'S OUTFITTERS, TIMARU.
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Timaru Herald, Issue 170299, 18 August 1920, Page 5
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