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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17344, 26 September 1924, Page 8

% * w .\v:\ a SUMMER SHIRTS that men like Men, as a general rule, are good shoppers when it comes to buying clothes for themselves. They know what they want, and where to get it. They are quick to recognise good values, and they appreciate smartness and good taste. That is why we are so gratified with the practical appreciation men show of Beath’s Shirts, buying them liberally. Beath’s Shirts are cut, made, and finished in our own workrooms. They fit snugly at the collar, easily over the shoulders, and have plenty of body room. A comfort to wear. Men's Neglige Shirts Smart stripes. Guaranteed material, made in our own workrooms. Shirt with collar to match. Price 6/11 Fadeless Woven Stripe Material. Strong and serviceable. Cut, made and finished in our own workrooms. With collar to match Price 8/11 Heavy Cotton Weave. Strong and serviceable. Guaranteed fabrics. Smart designs. With collar to match— Price 10/6 Super Quality Woven Stripe Materials. Fadeless fabrics. Cut, made and finished in our own workrooms. With collar to match. Price 11/6 In Heavy Cord Material. Strong and serviceable. Smart patterns. Price 13/6 Superior Cord Materials. Smart designs. Fadeless fabrics, with reversible collai Price 15/6 In Plain and Striped Silks. Cut, made and finished in our own workrooms. Fit and comfort assured. With collars to match. Prices 25/6 29/6 In Superior Quality Silk-finished Poplin. Guaranteed fabrics. Cut, made and finished in our own workrooms. With 2 reversible collars to match. Price 21/ Men’s Taffeta Shirts. Extra Fine Wool. Ultra smart designs. Superb quality— Price 29/6 BEATH’S

LATE COMMERCIAL. OTHER EXCHANGES. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, September Reported Sales—Rank of New Ze £3 Os 3d; Union Bank of Australis AUCKLAND, September 26. Sales on ’Change—Farmers’ Auctioneering Co. (pref.), 16s 3d; -N.Z. Paper Mills, 225; Soldiers’ per cent Inscribed, 1101 10s. AUSTRALIAN' MARKETS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association (Received September 26. 11 a.m.) MELBOURNE, September 26. Owing to yesterday being Show Bay there are no grain markets to report. Present indications point to the current season’s sugar crop reaching 390,000 tons. The surplus available will be at least SO.OOO tons. Arrangements have been made to export 45.000 tons, but there is difficulty as to how to dispose of the remainder. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ’MATTHEW'S Schoolroom, Colombo Street N., Saturday, 2.30. AttracStails. Afternoon Tea, Music, CopTrail on new brick wall. Concert in ling. Afternoon free, Evening. One Colombo AttracAfternoon Tea. Music. CopDn new brick wall. Concert in Afternoon free, Evening, One Street N., Saturday, 2.30. Attractive Stalls, Afternoon Tea. Music, Copper Trail on new brick wall. Concert In evening. Afternoon free. Evening. One