THE CROWNING GLORY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 219, 15 September 1928, Page 6

THE CROWNING GLORY

With the advent of the bob, shingle and Eton Crop has disappeared woman’s crowning glory —her hair—and with the introduction of the pure fur felt hat in all its various styles, shades and qualities, has evolved the crowning glory of man—his Hat. No matter what pains a man takes over the rest of his attire, the desired effect is lost with similar attention to his head wear. It must both tone with his clothing and suit his particular style of figure and countenance. Not all men have the art of selecting a suitable Hat for themselves or even the knowledge of where to obtain the best selection, but with such a firm as Markham and Lon-

lon’s at their service any danger of obtaining either an unsuitable or unsatisfactory article is negligible.

This firm carries a stock of some 700 Gent’s Hats, ranging in price from 29/6 to 55/-, and in sizes from 64 to 74. All shades in all styles are available in all the standard makes, although the British manufactured article is predominant.

With the knowledge that a suitable Hat is a most necessary asset to appearance it is comforting to know that at Markham and London’s the most fastidious purchaser of head wear is easily satisfied