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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16324, 13 January 1921, Page 4

MEN! Money Buys More in Clothing and Mercery at “THE FARMERS” GREAT SUMMER SALE ■- m \ Bargains in Mercery, Boots and Suits PLAIN TWEED SAC SUITS, in darh Grev, mid weight—Usually . . 180/Sale Price £6/15/^ Mid Grev TWEED SAC SUITS— Usual!v 140/Sale Price £5/12/LIGHT GREY TWEED SPORTS COATS — Usuallv 84/- Sale Price 60/MEN 'S COTTON TWEED TROUSERS— . Usually .. 16/6 Sale Price .. . - ~ 12/6 BOYS* WASHING VARSITY SUITS: sizes 0 to 12—Usually .. ... .. 12/6 te 25/6 Sale Prices .. 9/11 to 19/6 BOYS’ WASHING SPORTS SUITS: sizes 7 to 10 —Usuallv .. ~ .. 17/ to 22/6 Sale Prices 12/11 to 17/11 20 PAIRS ONLY AMERICAN BOOTS, TAN and BLACK SAMPLES, narrow fitting— Usually « . 50/- 75/Sale Prices 30/- to 48/6 60 pairs MEN S CHROME CALF DERBY BOOTS, sewn—Usually 35/6 Sale Price 29/6 30 pairs YOUTHS - feXTRA GOOD SCHOOL BOOTS. 1-5, 3ewn or riveted —Usuallv 29/6 Sale. Price . . .. 24/8 55 only MEN’S WHITE SHIRTS. the calico worth more, short fronts, button behind; sizes 14. 144, 164, 17, 174 —Usually 7/6 8/6 DOL/BUE P: COLLARS, best linen,* ljin. deptht 14, 14L 15, 17, 174 only— Sale Price . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/- each DERMO COLLARS; 14, 144, 15 only— Sale Price 1/- each 50 dozen MEN *S WIRE-END TIES^Usually 3/6 4/6 . . Sale Price 2/6 MEN'S TWEED CAPS, large variety— Usuallv 7/6 10/6 . j . . Sale Price 4/6 MEN’S WHITE FELT HATS, odd lot— Sale Price , . . . . . 3/11 MEN ’S PANAMA HATS- Usuallv 19/6 22/6 Sale- Price . . . . ~ ‘ 15/6 MEN ’S GREY WORSTED SOX- Usuallv 4/9 Sale Price 2 pairs for 2/11 BOYS ’ FELT HATS— Usually Sale Price BOYS’ STRONG SCHOOL SHIRTS— Sale Price BOYS’ PLAIN GREY STOCKINGSLUsually . . . . .. . . ... . .«, Sale Price 1/2/11 1/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT FOR CASH. “The Farmers” CASHEL STREET CHRISTCHURCH As mm Boys’ Suits -FORHARD WEAR Boys’ SPORTS SUITS/ English Tweed 29 6 All-Wool Colonial Tweed SPORTS SUITS 366 Better quality Colonial Tweed SPORTS SUITS— - 45 ; - All-Wool Tweed VARSITY SUITS—--25'6 26'6 All-Wool Navy Serge VARSITY SUITS All sizes — ]29 6 32 ; 6 Boys’-Cotton Poplin SPORTS COATS—--1 6'G Boys' SERGE KNICKERS ... 1 7'6 Boys’ Strong TWEED KNICKERS— N 7'll Best quality I’WEED KNICKERS—--1 3'o N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY THE VALUE SPOT CHRISTCHURCH /

“AVON” BUTTER. SWEET ... NUTTY ... PURE AH Prtnolpal Oraomra. The HARLEY on the BEACH Though only one or tiro, at the most, three Harley machines competed in each race at New Brighton last season, yet the Harlev-David-sou scooped the pool. And the majority of these races were won by private owners. This Season’s Results. This season’s results proclaim again that the Harley is the fastest and most superior of motor cycles. On top of these wins comes R. L. Kenuett’s ((private owner) performance. Riding an early 1917 7-9 Harlev engine he started off the mark with an opposition machine of the LATEST DESIGN and an OVERSIZE CAPACITY engine. Conceding art, exceptionally big start to an 8 valve of the same make, Kennett secured first place and fastest time. The remarkable part of the performance was the fact that Kennett rode a fixed engine—not even a clutch—and lost up to 75 vards on each of the SEVEN TURNS. JONES BROS. LTD. The Harley Corner