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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19845, 20 May 1927, Page 8

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Smartly Styled ’ and Better Value- // ' H.B. HATS! (WO i Everything Man Needs, or ex- ’ peett, in his Headgear is found in // / / ! ‘‘H.B. Hats—Style, Value and /’ Service. * Ask to See the Latest Shapes J MEN S SOFT FELT HATS— Good smart shapes for ’ everyday wear, in Fawn, Grey and Slate shades. Special Value, 10/6 < PURE FUR FELT HATS— AII the new shapes and col- < ourings. Tins is the Dominion’s Greatest V alue. Special Price, 19/6. ] VERY SMART SOFT FELT HATS— In Grey and Fawn < shades, with popular fancy bands. ’ Special Value, 25/- ' SMART BORSALINO FELT HATS— New shades and , shapes with heavy silk bands. Special Value, 35/- { |NEW ZEALAND| I NEW lliclfra CLOTHING J ZEALAND jOilS FACTORY < WANGANUI AND MARTON j

Sound Value Is much more satisfactory than a so-called “AMAZING BARGAIN.” There is usually some flaw in a “bargain,’’ which, overlooked before acquirement, asserts itself later. We are not making “bargains.” we are making the best boot for farmers we know how. The best materials we can buy. and the best workmanship we are capable of go into the making of J The Selv/ya Boot , Jk A—East India Kip t A Uppers. 1 —Full Watertight Tongue. f /Ssky <’—Protecting Tongue, j" ax Thread Seams. M t -k—Smooth Leather V / Lining. - F—Leather Block Toe. A a ’ls or Sprigs in Soles. ■ ft H —Solid Leather InU k : d 4 4 soles. I—Special Waterproof / U—Solid Hand-pegged / Outsoles. ih ~ m K—Whole Leather Heel " / L—lron Tip. M—Solid Leather StifTO MEASURE IF DESIRED. N—Seamless Counter. O—Shaped Backs. Selwysa Slaoe Co. SELWYN BUILDINGS, (Opposite D.1.C.) W. H. BIRD, Proprietor. AVENUE, Wanganui,