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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19373, 23 December 1932, Page 13

i THE FARMERS’ MEN’S STORE HIGHER QUALITY, LOWER PRICES FANCY SOX JACQUARD WOOL SOX--1/11 WOOL AND ART SILK—--2/11 to 5/11 PURE SILK with Art. Clox--3/6 $ m 4!‘ m PURE SILK, Black, For Evening: Wear— 5/6 HEAVY WOOL in Fancy Designs— 3/11, 4/11 “GIVE HIM SOX” SINCERITY” SPORTS TROUSERS, Plain Greys and Striped Fawns— 14/9 to 29/6 WHITE GABERDINE SPORTS TROUSERS, for Tennis and Cricket — 22/6 to 32/6 SMART TWEED SPORTS COATS in New Brown, Novelty Weaves, Double Sewn, for Strenuous Use—29/6 to 39/6 SUMMER BLAZERS in New Club Stripes--24/6 to 38/11 TRAVEL GOODS PAXALL” SUITCASE, for Day, Week, or Month--31/6 FIBRE SUITCASES, Sizes 22in., 24in., 26in. Extra Strong Corners— 6/6 to 11/6 TAKE THESE WITH YOU PELACO” GUARANTEED SHIRTS, Full Size, Double Sewn Shoulders and Cuffs. Smart New Stripes in Blues and Browns. One Collar to Match— 8/11 “RANGITIRA” SHIRT, Splendid Value. One Collar to Match— 7/11 “LUVISCA” BETTER THAN SILK, Newest Designs, Perfect Fitting— 12/6 TOOTALS “RED LABEL” POPLIN, a Super Production, Pre-Shrunk, Double Cuffs and Two Semi-Stiff Collars—--13/6 FUJI SILK, HEAVY WEIGHT TENNIS SHIRTS, Extra Long and Full Swing Sleeves— 9/11 BOYS’ STRIPED POPLIN CANOE SHIRTS — 3/6 BOYS’ NURSE CLOTH EVERYDAY SHIRTS, All Sizes—--2/6 BOYS’ FUJI P.K. QUALITY SHIRTS— 6/11 ACCEPTABLE GIFTS I Si PERFECTLY CUT READY-TO-WEAR SUITS “Sincerity,” “Lynx,” “Styleplus” Smart Greys, Browns. Fancy Blues and Navys Moderately Priced 79/6, 105/-, 115/-, 126/DRESSING GOWNS HEAVY ART. SILK, FULL SIZE, DRESSING GOW'NS, Silk WaistCord and Tassel, New Designs—--25/9 Fine quality, all wool dressing GOWNS, Corded and Silk Tassels— 47/6 HEAVY WOOL DRESSING GOWNS, Everlasting Wear— Special, 37/6 -■v •THE BETTER PRESENT’ TIES LUSTROUS SILKS in Stripes, Fancy and Neat Designs— i/6 BETTER QUALITY TIES in Novel Designs and Colours— 2/6 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, 100% SILK in Beautiful Designs, Extra Long and Uncrushable—--3/11, 4/11 and 5/11 WOOLLEN TWEED TIES in New Checks, Plaids and Small Designs, British Made from N.Z. Wool— 3/6 and 4/6 TIES with HANDKERCHIEFS to Match, Nicely Boxed— 7/ii PYJAMAS MEN’S STRIPED FUJI SILK PYJAMAS, Plain or Polo Collars— 22/6 STRIPED “LUVISCA” PYJAMAS, Full Size—24/6 MERCERISED POPLIN PYJAMAS with Contrast Collar and Cuffs- Specially Smart— 18/6 MEN’S “CEPEA” PYJAMAS, Full Size, Modernistic Stripes. The Best Value ever Offered— 15/9 SUEDE WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS, New Stripes and Contrasts— 9/11 FARMERS “SPECIAL” CHRISTMAS OFFER in HEAVY WINCEYETTE— 5/11 BOYS’ PYJAMAS in Horrockses Heavy Weight Flannelette— 4/6 SHOP EARLY 6 DEPARTMENTAL STORE

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