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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 January 1932, Page 3

Fathers S 8 Mothersß 8 .ACK-TO-BCHOOL A-L-E! Commences To-morrow! ; LONG WEAR ASSURED. C 4201—Boys’ Chrome Derby School Boots, Extra Stout iLc,other Soles. Sale Prices—Sizes 9 and 10, 12/3; 11 and 12. 12/11; 13 and 1, 13/11; 2 and 3 14/11; 4 and 5, 15/9; G and 7 17/6. FOR BEST WEAR. 0 4004—Boys’ Black Box Hide Boots, Leather Lined, Uskidc Soles. Sale Prices—Sizes 9 and 10, 12/11; 11 and 12, 13/11; 13 and 1, 14/11; 2 and 3, 16/9; 4 and 5, 17/6; 6 and 7, 17/11. Huge Reductions on all School Needs to meet the times— Read and compare these prices.: SHIRTS. Boys’ Technical School All Wool Navy Shirt 3; Fine Quality Flannel. All sizes. Usual Price 7/6. Sale Price 6/6 GOLF HOSE. Boys’ Technical and High School All Wool Hose. Special Sale Prices —Size 7, 4/-; S, 4/3; 9, 4/6; 10, 4/9. SHIRTS. Boys’ High School Grey Flannel Shirts, Canoe and Collar Attached Styles; Fine Quality. Special Sale Price 8/3, 8/6, 9/-, 9/6. Boys’ Wool and Cotton Singlets, light and medium weight; all sizes. Usually 1/6. Sale Price 2/11 C I—Boys’l—Boys’ Strong BoX Calf Derby Shoes, Solid Leather Soles. Sale Prices —Sizes 7 and 8, 9/6; 9 and 10, 10/6; 11 and 12, 11/3; 13 and 1. 12/3; 2 and 3, 12/11; 4 and 5, 13/11. Boys’ Fancy Jerseys, with Tie Match; Attractive Colours; 22 to Special Sale Price 4/6. Without. Tie—• to 30. 3/6 .B. Values in Boys’ Wear are unbeatable. This Sale, coming just at the right time, will save you pounds, and your boys will be better dressed into the bargain. $2 i m mm zm m ll; / 1 fill | i %■£ L T&C& w ■ ■*&y * H. 8.! Made Belter to Wear Fetter Prices are Lower than ever. See these Splendid Values. Boys’ Pyjamas; Attractive Designs; Strong Vvmceyettc. Usual prices 6/6, 6/9, V/. Sale Price 5/9, 6/-, 6/3. No. 3321— Boys’ Sturdy Dark Grey School Suits, Sac and Shorts. Guarteed all pure wool, New Zealand Tweed. Very Special Values. SALE PRICES —• _ ■ Sizes 4 to 12, 19/6; 13 to 16, 21/-. No. 668—SHORTS. Boys’ Dark Grey Tweed Shorts; well cut and strongly made to give hard wear. Sale Prices. 2- to 5, 3/6; 6 to 11, 3/11; 12 to 15, 4/6. Double Seats, Double Elbows a feature of H.B. School Suits. 'NEW ZEALAND Hallenstein Bros. Ltd. MEN’S and BOYS’ OUTFITTERS SHOPS EVERYWHERE & jam: CLOTHING FACTORY! Corner QUEEN & CHURCH STREETS, MASTERTOF Alan o + 'Polmflt'pfA'n Mntd-lp Wollin fQ.

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